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| In 1997 the | band signed a distribution deal with EMI. |
| Later the | band converted into more metalcore sound under the i |
| The | band made the biggest step forward in 2005. |
| The | band also produced labelmate Lipschitz's Jed Sed. |
| The | band tangled in a spiderweb made of telephones. |
| The | band has also included Andrew Gold, who left the ban |
| In 1995, the | band released the album Foorwijf!. |
| The | band toured heavily. |
| The | band is the longest standing and best known band in |
| Drummer Todd Parmenter left the | band to play in his main band Heck. |
| Parents of the | Band (2008) ... as Phil Parker |
| By 1997 the | band had begun playing throughout the Northeast. |
| Following this the | band achieved much of their commercial success. |
| Roger Malinowski left the | band in 2009. |
| In 2008 the label released the | band's second album Emergency taking the band to fur |
| Despite initial success, the | band dissolved in 2002. |
| ing that time he recorded seven albums with the | band. |
| Furthermore he played with the | band The Very Things. |
| The | band has very close ties with the City of Washington |
| The | band name Buck Cherry is a spoonerism. |
| The | band split in 2007. |
| Jet Black then joined the | band. |
| 1988 The | band plays in Germany. |
| n of Dr. Sin was inspired by the version of the | band Humble Pie (band) |
| The | band often describes its sound as "ambient soundtrac |
| errick Sherman from The Reunion Show was in the | band. |
| The | band signed to Lost Highway Records in 2008. |
| The | band was called Aivokasvain (Brain Tumour). |
| The | band released two studio albums before disbanding in |
| After the album release, the | band started touring Serbia. |
| On this tour, the | band supported their album Aftermath. |
| The | band is part of Sony's SME Records label. |
| Danny and Richard McNamara of the | band Embrace |
| Title inspired from album recorded by the | band Talk Talk. |
| In 1973, the | band began recording in the Gyoen Studio. |
| Their | band name now also makes complete sense. |
| Their | band government is the Hartley Bay Indian Band, aka |
| Their | band government is called the High Bar First Nation. |
| In 2004 they renamed their | band Polarkreis 18. |
| Their debut album shares a name with their | band. |
| Their | band government is called the Alkali Lake Indian Ban |
| Their | band has won the 2009 Lowerstate Championship. |
| They | band together and start to explore the island. |
| This | band lasted 3 years before fading into oblivion. |
| This | band produced the soundtrack for the film Liar's Moo |
| In this | band, he also performed the bass duties live. |
| Jackson still plays and sings with this | band today. |
| For this | band he recorded two albums as well. |
| This | band broke up in 2004. |
| Is another style commonly associated with this | band. |
| This style significantly influence this | band. |
| This was the first time that this | band garnered attention. |
| This | band is much less known than the cartoon. |
| This | band was dissolved in 1976 and 3 45 rpms. |
| This | band has changed their name to "Kidnap Kings" |
| This | band meets #1, #4, #5 and #6. |
| Aerials of the group A type cover this | band. |
| This | band was the original basis for Broken Social Scene. |
| This | band won the Hastings Battle of the Bands competitio |
| This | band is currently on tour with H-Blockx. |
| This | band was only loosely affiliated with Black Hawk's B |
| In this | band he played drums. |
| are they refering to this | band in the title?--strightedge777 |
| Information about this | band is very scarce. |
| In this | band he would meet Jonathan Gallant. |
| he contributer user:Spitphaser a member of this | band? |
| This | band never recorded. |
| This | band recorded for RCA Victor, just as the original M |
| Shawn Bozarth - guitarist for Bay Area Thrash | band Defiance |
| This article is about the German thrash | band. |
| Municipal Waste is a crossover thrash | band from Richmond, Virginia. |
| For the thrash | band, see Diamond Plate (band). |
| All three | band members have also been involved with Scatter. |
| Deer Tick ( | band) |
| Pickerington Central (Ohio) Marching Tiger | Band |
| He was also in the LSU Tigers | band. |
| The tile | band is now orange-yellow. |
| The tile | band is lime green. |
| Better Luck Next Time ( | band), an American pop punk band |
| Main article: TLC ( | band) |
| Main article: Tomahawk ( | band) |
| Tomte ( | band) |
| The top | band is blue and ivory Vitrolite panels. |
| The Richlands High School Blue Tornado | Band has won many awards including overall best band |
| "Loca conmigo" - Toros | Band |
| See also: Toto ( | band) |
| "This is a tough | band to figure out. |
| hankar's heart attack she conducted his touring | band. |
| urrently trombonist Gary Tole leads the touring | band. |
| Touring | Band |
| He was part of the Brian Wilson Smile touring | band. |
| Devin Townsend (Devin Townsend | Band, Strapping Young Lad) - Vocals |
| Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-la-la | Band (with choir) |
| Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-la-la | Band (with choir). |
| Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La | Band. |
| Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La | Band |
| Magnetrixx is a psychedelic trance | band, with a progressive style. |
| Make Up is a 1973 album by Flower Travellin' | Band. |
| Tri | Band UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100 MHz |
| Tri | band UMTS / HSDPA: W-CDMA 900/1900/2100 MHz |
| Bermuda Triangle | Band: Bermudas II (1984), The Missing Tapes (2007) |
| 1994 Tellin' Stories (Walter Trout | Band) |
| Already Free (2009), Derek Trucks | Band |
| Roadsongs (The Derek Trucks | Band album), 2010 live album |
| The Marshall Tucker | Band is an American Southern rock band originally fr |
| Marshall Tucker | Band as Mustard A. Jones Band |
| v. Jane Turner, | Band 21, 1996. |
| Dwight Twilley | Band (1975): "I'm on Fire" (Twilley) - 3:18 |
| Two | band members simultaneously played in the band calle |
| For the U.S. | band of the same name, see Pele (American band). |
| Tagliche Ubungen, | Band I |
| Tagliche Ubungen, | Band II |
| Butcher later joined UK | band Eternal Lord. |
| For the UK | band, see N Force (band). |
| The bosses are the Ghost Ukulele | Band. |
| Began under | band director Jack W. White in 1970. |
| Northern California underground | band - "The 4-Sk!ns". |
| Last Hillsong United ( | band) album to feature Tulele Faletolu. |
| Princeton University | Band |
| 1998: Best Jazz, Best Unsigned | Band |
| Rip It Up | band website |
| For the US | band, see The Silver Seas. |
| necessary, disambiguation should be done using ( | band), (album), or (song) (such as Anthrax (band) or |
| The V | band (vee-band) of the electromagnetic spectrum rang |
| In the valence | band the mobile carriers are holes. |
| Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley | Band |
| Kendall currently fronts the Vancouver-based | band Babies with Rabies. |
| The two toured Europe as members of a variety | band. |
| In addition, various | band members commenced side projects. |
| The New Vaudeville | Band was managed by Peter Grant. |
| arped Tour 2003 (2003) - Includes "Black Velvet | Band (Live)" |
| Digital Radio (DAB; VHF | Band III) |
| Half of the | band's final lineup are now in Videotape (band). |
| The Spring Valley Viking | Band is the Marching Band for Spring Valley High Sch |
| 1999: David Phelps, Gaither Vocal | Band |
| Gaither Vocal | Band for Lovin' Life |
| 2009 Gaither Vocal | Band: Reunion Vol. 1 |
| Starland Vocal | Band - "Afternoon Delight" |
| For the Gaither Vocal | Band album, see Give It Away (Gaither Vocal Band alb |
| Fat Family is a Brazilian vocal | band from Sorocaba. |
| Voorhees ( | band), hardcore punk band from Durham, England. |
| Intronaut - Drummer Danny Walker's | band |
| Current members are also in The Winter War ( | band) |
| In 1976 he was | band member of Eric Burdon. |
| The Chocolate Watch | Band |
| Previously he had sung with the Oxford Watch | Band and the heavy metal band Bull Angus. |
| This article is about the new wave | band. |
| For the No Wave | band, see DNA (band). |
| Alter Ego (1984-1991) - new wave | band from Copenhagen, Denmark. |
| Two Minds Crack were a Welsh New Wave | band. |
| The Stingrays: New Wave/Rockabilly | band (1977-current). |
| Berlin is an American New Wave/Synthpop | band. |
| Following the | band's break-up in 2002, he accompanied Way's band M |
| Rhythm of the Soul with Dave Weckl | Band |
| ia note: Brave Combo was David Byrne's wedding | band.) |
| ma Desk Award Outstanding Performance - Wedding | Band |
| Ynyshir Welfare | Band at the Millennium Centre, Cardiff |
| Norfolk & Western ( | band) |
| Sanka was also in the school western | band. |
| The white | band represents Texas cotton fields |
| The tail is black with a single broad white | band. |
| "Schoolboy Crush" by Average White | Band |
| Average White | Band - "Pick Up the Pieces" |
| The knees are black, surrounded by a white | band. |
| Nadleh Whut'en | Band, |
| Wildcat | Band Fire Up! (1994) |
| Cowboy Fiddler in Bob Wills' | Band. |
| Partita for wind | band (1961) |
| The Wind | Band, Choir, Jazz Band, Orchestra and Rock Band regu |
| here is also an arrangement for orchestral wind | band. |
| for Wind | band by John Paynter, 1978 |
| lude choral, instrumental, orchestral, and wind | band works. |
| Bowness has an award winning | band program. |
| The contestant became part of the winning | band Bro'Sis. |
| The contestant became part of the winning | band Nu Pagadi. |
| Winning | band: Nu Pagadi |
| 2003 Interview with | band on Tarterean Desire Webzine |
| God Damn Doo Wop | Band |
| Serbian doo wop | band Vampiri covered the song in 1991. |
| Worship | Band |
| Sacred Revolution - Passion Worship | Band (live, 2003) |
| ion: Hymns Ancient and Modern - Passion Worship | Band (2004) |
| Our Love is Loud - Passion Worship | Band (live, 2002) |
| Wrought ( | band), a band based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. |
| X | band is often used in modern radars. |
| "Everybody Wants to Work" - Uncanny X-Men ( | band) |
| Clap Your Hands Say Yeah ( | band) |
| 2011: This Time Next Year ( | band) - Untitled 2nd full length |
| Male exemplars feature a yellow | band on their chest. |
| The male usually has only one yellow | band. |
| Sorry Yer | Band Sux ("Rebels Without A Brains") - 2:10 |
| Trevor Rabin from Yes ( | band) |
| 1966, see The Godz (New York | band). |
| He is now with the New York | band Nocturnal Me. |
| Mike Eli, Lead singer of the Eli Young | Band |
| Eli Young | Band is an American country music band based in Dent |
| The contract allowed the young | band almost total autonomy. |
| The Santa Ana Winds Youth | Band is a community youth marching band in Orange Co |
| NTSO Youth | Band |
| This article is about the youth | band. |
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