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| For the Canadian | band, see Red (Canadian band). |
| Landslyde formed his own rap metal | band, Dragon Red. |
| Sleeping Giant is an American metalcore | band from Redlands, CA. |
| The Saturday Night Live | Band (also referred to as The Live Band) is the hous |
| The | band was reformed after two days of rehearsals. |
| Following this, sister | band Harmonia reformed. |
| For the | band, see Regency Buck (band) |
| The | band has regularly toured European countries. |
| It was the first military | band to release an LP. |
| The | band had released recently their last work Idea. |
| The | band have released four albums to date. |
| As of 2010, the | band has released five albums. |
| The | band has released four full length albums. |
| The | band only released two albums. |
| The | band never released any singles. |
| The | band never released another album. |
| The | band initially released an independent demo tape in |
| The | band has released two full-length albums. |
| As of 2007, the | band has released four studio albums. |
| The | band has released 3 records with label support. |
| Since 2004 the | band has released an annual online promo. |
| The | band only released vinyls and cassettes. |
| The New Big | Band has released four CDs since 1998. |
| Since their inception, the | band has released two albums. |
| The | band later released two download-only albums via Ape |
| Her | band Hush released their debut album, Hometown in 19 |
| June 8 - Green Day: Rock | Band was released. |
| The | band's lead singer and songwriter, Lance Ozanix, vom |
| He was once in a | band called Renaissance. |
| The | band was renamed "McKinney's Cotton Pickers" (see al |
| Les Brown and His | Band of Renown (1949) |
| The | band eventually rented a house in Durham, North Caro |
| Band Instrument Repair | |
| In 1941 he left the | band to replace Ziggy Elman of the Tommy Dorsey band |
| Bad River Chippewa | Band and reservation in Wisconsin |
| The weather radio | band is reserved for governmental services. |
| Information about the | band on rest.ge |
| A public outcry followed, and the | band was retained. |
| However, the | Band still retains its original uniform. |
| Dennis Johnson quit the | band and returned home to Texas. |
| However, the | band did reunite for the 2006 Cornerstone Festival. |
| The | band was reunited in 1990. |
| Whittaker was a singer in the | band The Rhythm Zone. |
| 2:30pm Greg Jones | Band - Rhythm and Blues |
| Municipal Waste is a crossover thrash | band from Richmond, Virginia. |
| Ann Beretta is a punk | band from Richmond, Virginia. |
| City of Caterpillar was an American | band, from Richmond, Virginia. |
| Pop punk | band Student Rick covered the song. |
| E.N.I. is Croatian pop | band from Rijeka . |
| He is an occasional contributor to the | band Space Ritual. |
| Impending Doom is a Christian metal | band from Riverside, California. |
| • Chasin' The Blues - Jim Cullum Jazz | Band - Riverwalk Records |
| Band of robbers, servants, etc. | |
| Mnemonic ( | band), a rock band currently based in London, UK |
| The Audition ( | band), a rock band signed to Victory Records |
| Best | Band - Rock & Pop Awards, BBC Radio Cymru 2009 |
| Helvetia ( | band), a rock band from Seattle, Washington |
| Endo ( | band), hard rock/heavy metal band |
| Ceremony is an American hardcore | band from Rohnert Park, California. |
| Avatar is a death metal | band from Romania. |
| It was produced by the | band and Ron Saint Germain. |
| A three-piece indie | band from Rotherham, England. |
| Die Schrecken des Jahres 1000, | Band 2 Rotpunktverlag ISBN 3-85869-139-9 |
| The | band was rounded out by drummer Richard Stuverud. |
| Programmer and writer for the | band 12 Rounds |
| Magic Mushroom | Band - RU Spaced Out 2 (1993) |
| Nordisk Familjebok, | band 7, s. 634-635, Stockholm 1884 |
| An Angle was an indie rock | band from Sacramento, California. |
| CAKE is an American alternative rock | band from Sacramento, California. |
| Twilight Guardians was a power metal | band from Salo, Finland. |
| ConFused5 is a vintage retro-rock | band from Salzburg, Austria. |
| For the | band, see Samhain (band). |
| No Knife were a | band from San Diego, CA. |
| First Blood are a hardcore | band from San Francisco, CA. |
| Underminded is a hardcore | band from San Diego, California. |
| Salvation was a late-1960s American rock | band from San Francisco. |
| Cairo is a progressive rock | band from San Francisco. |
| Astra is a rock | band from San Diego, California. |
| Animosity was a | band from San Francisco, California. |
| Deadbolt is a rock | band from San Diego, California, U.S.A.. |
| Skeetchestn Indian | Band, (at Savona) |
| Shortly thereafter, the | band added saxophonist Butch Gibson. |
| World Smallest Big | Band Bell SBLL136 (1970) |
| For the Irish | band, see Scald (band). |
| In 2006, the | band toured Scandinavia, Italy, Slovenia and Croatia |
| The | band then scored a deal with Dreamworks in 2001. |
| For the | band, see Scott 4 (band). |
| Sweet Water is an American rock | band from Seattle, Washington. |
| Love Battery is an American grunge | band from Seattle, Washington. |
| The | band placed second out of the twelve finalists. |
| As We Rise is metal | band Mendeed's second EP. |
| The jazz | band received second place in that category. |
| Dirty Dozen Brass | Band horn section |
| For the Phoenix rock | band song, see Too Young (song). |
| For the | band ESG, see ESG (band). |
| For the album by folk metal | band Arkona, see Vozrozhdeniye. |
| For the English heavy metal | band Elixir, see Elixir (metal band). |
| For the Gaither Vocal | Band album, see Give It Away (Gaither Vocal Band alb |
| For the single by the | band James, see What For. |
| In: Geologisches Jahrbuch | Band 77, Seite 337-390. |
| Returning army's rearguard is attacked by a | band of Seljuks. |
| Raam Daan is a mbalax | band from Senegal, Africa. |
| Soon, the members of the | band went separate ways. |
| He left the | band in September 2006) |
| For the black metal | band from Serbia, see The Stone (band). |
| Will Davies came from the | band Adequate Seven. |
| He produced hard rock | band Avenged Sevenfold's 2010 album, Nightmare. |
| His backup | band features several notable musicians, including B |
| The | band released Sex & Hollywood in 2007. |
| In 2007 he formed his new | band Soyka Sextet Plus. |
| The | band supported Shaggy on his UK tour in 2002. |
| For the Korean | band, see Sharp (Korean band). |
| Rumpus is a rock | band from Sheffield, England. |
| Dressel's passion for music drove her to form a | band, the Shelby Dressel Band. |
| He was the brother of | band leader Shep Fields. |
| For the indie rock | band, see Shipping News. |
| The | band is shocked, and Peter is horrified. |
| That | band was short-lived as well. |
| The | band was short-lived, and after two albums disbanded |
| The McKinley | band was short-lived. |
| Lemhi Shoshone, a | band of Shoshone in Idaho |
| The video footage of the | band was shot in London. |
| end programming includes some bluegrass and big | band music shows. |
| The | band gap shrinkage brings more electronic band-to-ba |
| Edgar Broughton | Band: In Side Out (1993) |
| The Hanson Brothers, a Canadian punk | band and side project of the band Nomeansno |
| The | band was signed to Victory Records till 2007. |
| The | band are signed to Polydor Records. |
| The | band later signed with Roadrunner Records. |
| The | band was signed under the Guilt-Ridden Pop label. |
| The | band was signed to BEC Recordings. |
| In September 2007, the | band was signed by Candlelight Records. |
| In 2007, the | band was signed by Victory/Torque Records. |
| In Japan the | band are signed to Vinyl Junkie Records. |
| 9, Nargaroth, another controversial black metal | band, was signed. |
| Two | band members simultaneously played in the band calle |
| Karcer is a Polish punk rock | band playing since 1982. |
| The | band has since parted ways with Universal Motown Rec |
| For the rock | band, see Singapore Sling (band). |
| Robinella is the | band of singer Robinella Bailey. |
| 2000: NME Awards - Best | Band, Best Single ("Tender") |
| For the Australian synthpop | band, see Single Gun Theory. |
| Jeremy Chatelain from the | band Handsome sings on "Minor Threat". |
| Smith Ballew bio on the "Solid!" big | band music site |
| Mo'jones is a | band from Sittard, The Netherlands. |
| White joined the | band about six months later. |
| For the metal | band, see Skepticism (band). |
| Martin joined the | band 23 Skidoo. |
| For the | band, see Skitzo (band). |
| For the | band, see Sly & the Family Stone. |
| For the | band, see Smash Palace (rock band). |
| It was covered by alternative-rock | band The Smiths (as part of a live medley with their |
| Rank is a live album by English | band The Smiths. |
| AS28: Act ( | band) - Snobbery and Decay |
| Teemu joined the | band and so Misery Inc. were complete. |
| The | band was so-named because "it sounds sweet". |
| Lyrically, the | band was socially focused. |
| Frank started his | band, The Soileau Zydeco Band, in 1990 and was activ |
| For the | band, see Solar Bears. |
| The | band has sold more than 4,000,000 albums so far. |
| Overall, the | band has sold over 2.2 million album copies. |
| For the | band, see Solver (band). |
| Both in 1998 and 1999, the | band did some gigs. |
| The | band made some lineup changes: Luke Cotturone joined |
| For the indie rock | band see Some Girls (band). |
| Footnote: P | band is sometimes incorrectly used for Ku Band. |
| Funk metal | band Primus' song "Frizzle Fry" mentions Schoolly D. |
| John Nagy, Big | band era songwriter and musician. |
| The | band was soon complemented with Tomas "Fruttas" Erik |
| The | band split soon after. |
| The | band disbanded soon afterwards. |
| Fat Family is a Brazilian vocal | band from Sorocaba. |
| nest" is a 1986 hit single for the American R&B | band The SOS Band. |
| Hahto was a member of the grindcore | band Rotten Sound. |
| Jeremy Romani- Vocalist for the rock | band Goodbye Soundscape |
| The Boss ( | band), a South Korean boyband |
| My Brother's Mother was a Christian | band from Southern California. |
| Shattered Faith is a punk rock | band from Southern California. |
| It is native to a | band across southern Australia. |
| The Altar Billies are a "Punktry" | band from Southern California. |
| The Music Box ( | band), a Southern-Ontario (Waterloo based) Folk-Pop- |
| For the UK four-piece | band, see Space Monkeys. |
| Hamlet ( | band), a Spanish heavy metal band |
| Joseph also performs and records with his | band The Spasm Band. |
| For the | band, see Specimen (band). |
| For the | band, see Spiral Starecase. |
| This caused the | band to split in 1992. |
| The | band finally split up in 1986. |
| It is presumed that the | band has split up. |
| The | band then split up. |
| However, the | band eventually split due to label issues. |
| The | band has split after Blumberg and Bloom left the ban |
| The | band is sponsored by the Gleneagles Hotel. |
| Bosh Berlin, American rock | band from St. Louis |
| Heatseeker ( | band) (Side stage) |
| For the British groove metal | band, see Stampin' Ground. |
| Jerry Garcia | Band, Shining Star: Producer |
| The | band was started by vocalist/guitarist Karsten Degli |
| The | band was started in 1971 by Robert Ward (d. |
| The | band then started playing "Emotions." |
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