+ Follow RAGE BAND Tag
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[Title] => From rage to courage
[Summary] => Rock ’n roll has long been known to echo the angry man’s primal scream. Laced with rebellious and defiant prose, it sounds best when sung proud and cranked up loud.
[DatePublished] => 2012-11-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => The band that refuses to say die
[Summary] => Like the mythical phoenix rising from its ashes, the Rage Band is making a comeback after a long hiatus from the local concert scene.
Best remembered for its ear-shattering, gut-wrenching rock histrionics during the early ’80s, the Rage Band carved its niche as one of the major proponents of glam rock, churning out impeccable cover versions of radio-friendly pop-rock hits.
Their original compositions, the independently-produced Whiplash, Believe in Me, and Shy Eyes, garnered extensive radio airplay and showcased their songwriting potential.
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Best remembered for its ear-shattering, gut-wrenching rock histrionics during the early ’80s, the Rage Band carved its niche as one of the major proponents of glam rock, churning out impeccable cover versions of radio-friendly pop-rock hits.
Their original compositions, the independently-produced Whiplash, Believe in Me, and Shy Eyes, garnered extensive radio airplay and showcased their songwriting potential.
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