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A Pairing That Means Caring with Chuck Mosley & Friends, Coffin Boy Crow, Faith No More

By On August 20, 2016 · In Great American Music Hall, Metal, Show Reviews

Chuck Mosley & Friends, Faith No More, Coffin Boy Crow
August 18, 2016
The Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA

A Pairing That Means Caring

By Sean Sanford

A couple weeks ago a dear friend, who works at The Great […]

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Russian To See Some Good Music With Russian Circles, Helms Alee and KEN Mode

By On March 21, 2014 · In Great American Music Hall, Metal, Show Reviews

Russian Circles, Helms Alee, KEN Mode
March 7, 2014
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA

Russian to See Some Good Music

Guess what: you know who’s a bundle of agro crimson fist-stomping in every mosh pit he goes to? Pounding and pounded […]

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Faith Regained – Tomahawk with Retox

By On February 19, 2013 · In Great American Music Hall, Show Reviews

Tomahawk with Retox
February 16, 2013
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA

 Faith Regained

My bones were weary, but my psyche sure as shit wasn’t. In the proceeding twenty-four hours, I’d skated three skate parks and a backyard ramp, driven to my hometown, had insomnia, driven back and eaten […]

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Off! Was Off. Everyone Else Was On! Fire

By On February 14, 2013 · In Great American Music Hall, Punk Rock, Show Reviews, Uncategorized

Negative Approach, Bad Antics and Guantanamo Dogpile
February 9, 2013
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA

Tickets. We had them. Two of them. Yes. Yet (sadly) our jitters of excitement turned to puh-shaws of despair: Candice and I had tickets to see Off!, the amazing manifestation of Keith Morris (of […]

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Reaching the Limits of Light and Sound – The Melvins and Pins of Light

By On December 31, 2012 · In Great American Music Hall, Metal, Uncategorized

The Melvins and Pins of Light
Saturday, December 29, 2012
The Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA

Reaching the Limits of Light and Sound

                  The 90’s? What, am I made of stone?: I loved them then and I love them now. I reckon I’ll love them futuristically too. I […]

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