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Hello Nasty! M.O.R The String Cheese Incident. v v l II p i 'I hc^jj^rrmixes funk, blue grass, jazz and classical music to create asound that shakes the house fA S A > . ith a new Wtih a new album, new shows shows every time they play. Improvisation plays an impor and new venues. String Cheese Incident is tant role in their music along with the art of jamming. W spreading their musical talent across the “All of our shows have a high entertainment value. They United. States and will he making an appearanceare always at different and people keep coming back," said Prochnow on Sept. 10. Keith Moseley, electric bass player of String Chesse Inci­ A musical spectrum of jazz, funk, bluegrass, calyspso dent. and plassicai music are represented by this Colorado-based The band has been touring all summer playing at venues hand. and music festivals spanning the east to west coasts. Driven by the love of music and live performances. StringMoseley said they enjoy touring haul it is a lot of work. 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Lo­ perience. since the band’s first la has had a diffi­ • Monsoons, Delta Blues 9 cal talents came and Combining publicity production company, cult lime fitting into • Moooton, Deborah Bartley (LA) battled, and some like efforts with Pompeii’s DAISY stands for Da In­ a scene so violent Mos Def and Celia hip-hop concert scries, ner Sound Y aII. De la and materialistic. which includes the likes The Lyricist Lounge Dwcllas went on to The Lyricist Lounge Soul itself means of the Their eclectic and of Jungle Brothers, 'l our hits the Pompeii in fame. The Lounge at­ tour will kick off earlier soul in French and this true to the soul style Tribe Called Quest and Tempe 8:00 p.m Tues­ tracts an audience for in the week bringing De is where their music and has earned them a Queen Latifah. This is day, Sept. 15. 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