First video Before Braille ever had done. It was mostly filmed at their CD Release party for Cattle Punching on a Jack Rabbit at the Mesa Boys & Girls Club (Grant Woods Branch). Some other shots on the vid were from a show at Studio 111 in Flagstaff with The Format, Limbeck, and Greeley Estates. footage and editing by Brittany Bush, Abandon Video
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ben voila j’explique le truc: j’avait vu sur limoge des affiche d’un concert ou l’on pouvai y voir un bulldozer… bulldozer??? BULLDOZER!!!!!!!! TRUST??? TRUST passe sur limoges???? j’y croit pas ils ne passent pas sur limoges mais dans un trou paumé du nom de chaptelat et le jour de mon anniversaire en plus!!!!!!!bref je ne pouvait pas ne pas y aller et a 16.70€ la place je n’allait pas me priver.sur cette video faite durant l’apothéose du concert (antisocial vers 0h45)on entend un barjo hurler la chanson mais ce n’est pas bernie mais un fou hystérique au deuxième rang (moi) qui ne s’entendai plus brailler et qui n’avait plus de voix tan il avait braillé pendant 2h30 desolé pour la qualité mais mon telephone n’est pas une betacam qu’il m’aurai été impossible de rentrer. il faut bien regarder la video en entier car bambi recupere au nez et a la barbe de tout le monde un objet collector en provenance des mains de vivi (guitariste pour ceux qui ne le savent pas)
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Like St.Valentine,acoustic version from the limited edition of Screamworks:Baudelaire in Braille.I do not own anything,credits go to its owner.
Check out the rest of the acoustic songs.
Lyrics:In the name of love lost I’m frozen to her and I want you to
come build me a bridge soaked in gasoline and pass the torch.
Hey baby let me be your Valentine, St. Valentine…
Suck the sorrow out of you and try to keep a lie alive.
Like St. Valentine
Like the couple from Pompeii,
our drama’s put on display.
Along with a dove, stuffed
In a coffin of glass entitled
“Love, and the Holy Ghost”.
Those were the days.
Hey baby let me be your Valentine, St. Valentine,
Suck the sorrow out of you and try to keep a lie alive.
Hey baby let me be your Valentine, St. Valentine,
Suck the sorrow out of you and try to keep a lie alive.
Like Saint Valentine.
Love’s the only war worth dying for.
Build me up to knock me down, I’m all yours.
for now
Hey baby let me be your Valentine, St. Valentine,
Suck the sorrow out of you and try to keep a lie alive.
Hey baby let me be your Valentine, St. Valentine,
Suck the sorrow out of you and try to keep a lie alive.
Like Saint Valentine.
Hey baby let me be your valentine, St. Valentine,
Hey baby let me be your valentine, St. Valentine,
yeah we’re like st valentine, st valentine
Hey baby let me be your valentine, St. Valentine,
Like Saint Valentine.
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Dave Jones from Australia leading the UK Yorkshire Hard grit classic Braille Trail
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Gamma was a band formed by guitarist Ronnie Montrose and singer Davey Pattison in San Francisco in 1979. They released four albums: Gamma 1 in 1979, Gamma 2 in 1980, Gamma 3 in 1982 (all on Elektra Records) and Gamma 4 in 2005. Their best known song is probably “Fight to the Finish” from their first album, but another popular song was “Meanstreak”.
[edit] History
Ronnie Montrose put the band together after having released a solo album (Open Fire) in 1978, after having disbanded the hard rock band Montrose in 1977. Gamma were a far more AOR-oriented band than Montrose, and used a lot of the latest keyboard technology in their sound.
Their debut album Gamma 1 was released in 1979 and reached #131 on the Billboard Album charts, totalling 17 weeks on the survey. Gamma scored a hit single with “I’m Alive” which got to #60 on Billboard’s Singles charts. The original lineup of Ronnie Montrose (guitars), Davey Pattison (vocals), Alan Fitzgerald (bass), Jim Alcivar (keyboards) and Skip Gillette (drums) recorded this album.
Gamma 2 was issued in 1980. Alan Fitzgerald (who later joined Night Ranger as their keyboardist) was replaced by bassist Glenn Letsch, and Denny Carmassi came in on drums. The album had a memorable cover design by Mick Haggerty, featuring 2 sharks with only their fins visible burrowing through a lawn that was being sprinkled. The album peaked at #65, and featured a heavier sound. (e.g. “Mean Streak” and “Cat On A Leash”). There was also a cover version of Thunderclap Newman’s classic “Something in the Air”. It was produced by Gary Lyons and Ronnie Montrose.
Jim Alcivar was replaced by Mitchell Froom and Gamma 3 was released in 1982. The album reached #72 and produced the single “Right The First Time” which reached #77 on the charts and #10 on Billboard’s Album Rock Tracks chart. In Canada, “Right The FIrst Time” peaked at #27, making the song the band’s only top 40 hit on a national pop chart. The album’s opening track, “What’s Gone Is Gone”, and tracks like “No Way Out”, were arena rockers, while others like “Condition Yellow” and “Moving Violation”, continued the odd writing style and sounds that the band started with on their debut album.
However, Gamma’s label Elektra Records never really promoted the band, and with only moderate sales, they disbanded.
Ronnie Montrose resumed solo activities, releasing a series of instrumental albums with little success, before reforming Montrose in 1987 with a new lineup.
Davey Pattison went on to sing for Robin Trower, and also sang on two songs from Ronnie Montrose’s 1990 solo album, “The Diva Station”.
Denny Carmassi went on to drum for over a decade with Heart, then played with Coverdale/Page and Whitesnake. In 2002 he joined Foreigner for touring duties.
Mitchell Froom went on to become a highly successful producer in the 1980s and 1990s, producing albums for Elvis Costello, Los Lobos, Crowded House, Suzanne Vega, Paul McCartney, the Del Fuegos, Bonnie Raitt, and many others.
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Secret No.7 (aka Prelude) film, edited and created by Sam Salima. Sam’s projects like these are conceived, film, edited and entirely completed w/in one day of work. He got the footage from Americopa Mantle I, filmed in Mesa, Arizona. Secret No.7 is from Before Braille’s first record, The Rumor, Dave David Jensen ’s band
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Bring me the Horizon – For Stevie Wonder’s Eyes Only (Braille) live @ Vidia Club 19.01.08. in Cesena
Filmed by Perrone Salvatore (www.myspace.com/xavyvideomaker)
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Brayden and Riki write their collaborative song.
Great song.
Brail Freestylin to whatever topics Ice and Casper.