Where's Starkicker?
cook...@my-deja.com
Music"; my seventh pick when joining CDHQ music
club, and was wondering if they are still
together as a band. The only exposure I had to
these guys was their video for "Neil Armstrong"
and haven't heard anything about them since.
Their website is down and I get nothing from
seach engines. "Beach Music" is a pretty cool
album, and I'm curious as to what happened to
them.
COOKER:)
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Pauline Bejjani
> I recently picked up Starkicker's cd "Beach
> Music"; my seventh pick when joining CDHQ music
> club, and was wondering if they are still
> together as a band. The only exposure I had to
> these guys was their video for "Neil Armstrong"
> and haven't heard anything about them since.
> Their website is down and I get nothing from
> seach engines. "Beach Music" is a pretty cool
> album, and I'm curious as to what happened to
> them.
About three years ago, they played the Gloucester Fair and debuted some
new songs. Ben Dunk said they were working on their new album, to be
released soon after.
So they've obviously broken up. Because three years is a long time to
record a mostly-written pop album. Which is too bad. Because I like them.
*sigh*
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AsTrO_MaN
remember what its called but I heard their new single on the radio today..I
personally think they still suck, but thats just me
/kc
cook...@my-deja.com wrote in message <7p17d1$tb2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>I recently picked up Starkicker's cd "Beach
>Music"; my seventh pick when joining CDHQ music
>club, and was wondering if they are still
>together as a band. The only exposure I had to
>these guys was their video for "Neil Armstrong"
>and haven't heard anything about them since.
>Their website is down and I get nothing from
>seach engines. "Beach Music" is a pretty cool
>album, and I'm curious as to what happened to
>them.
>
Zebra Corp.
<ast...@netcom.ca> wrote:
>They took sum time off and reformed now under a different name..I dont
>remember what its called but I heard their new single on the radio today..I
>personally think they still suck, but thats just me
How are they going to get any attention with a different name?
>/kc
>
>cook...@my-deja.com wrote in message <7p17d1$tb2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>>I recently picked up Starkicker's cd "Beach
>>Music"; my seventh pick when joining CDHQ music
>>club, and was wondering if they are still
>>together as a band. The only exposure I had to
>>these guys was their video for "Neil Armstrong"
>>and haven't heard anything about them since.
>>Their website is down and I get nothing from
>>seach engines. "Beach Music" is a pretty cool
>>album, and I'm curious as to what happened to
>>them.
>>
>>COOKER:)
>>
>>
>>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>>Share what you know. Learn what you don't.
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- Zebra Corp.
AsTrO_MaN
/kc
Zebra Corp. wrote in message ...
Zebra Corp.
<ast...@netcom.ca> wrote:
>Shurg..they really werent getting very much attention in the first place...
>
>/kc
but they might as well have built on whoever did know them - I mean, I
consider myself a fan of their first album, but how am I ever going to
find them if they aren't named Starkicker?
They used to have a great website at starkicker.com. That no longer
exists, apparently. Unknown host.
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- Zebra Corp.
snoshi
you started in the right place ..now keep researching.
if you really liked em you'll find em again.
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999 05:03:57 GMT, zebr...@hotmail.com (Zebra Corp.)
wrote:
Zebra Corp.
snoshi_...@spamsuck.graphicdesigns.com (snoshi) wrote:
>you're sitting at the way to find them.
>
>you started in the right place ..now keep researching.
>
>if you really liked em you'll find em again.
Nobody liked them that much.
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- Zebra Corp.
Pauline Bejjani
> How are they going to get any attention with a different name?
This isn't the first time they've changed their name. It might be some
clever but obscure marketing strategy.
(Their first album, which is mostly Beach Music +/- a few tracks, was
released under the name blue.bottle.fly)
Adam
Bejjani) wrote:
>Zebra Corp. (zebr...@hotmail.com) wrote:
>
>> How are they going to get any attention with a different name?
>
>This isn't the first time they've changed their name. It might be some
>clever but obscure marketing strategy.
>
>(Their first album, which is mostly Beach Music +/- a few tracks, was
>released under the name blue.bottle.fly)
This will probably make me sound like a groupie, but what the heck.
I'm from St. Catharines, which is where the band is from. Their
original name was blue.bottle.fly, but they changed it to avoid
confusion between them and an Australian band called Blue Bottle Kiss.
They have once again changed the name of the band, for what reason I
dunno. The new name is Dunk (most likely since two of the guys in the
band share the name). You can find em at www.dunkonline.com.
Adam