Bang Camaro who just played at the Double Door here, is kind of my new favorite band. There are supposedly 20-25 guys in this band normally, but "only" about half of them go on tour. They fill out their ranks with a few locals wherever they go. When you first walk in and see them, you just start laughing. Because there are so many people on stage, there is a non-stop flow of goofy hard rock activity--always someone head-banging, fist-pumping, or shouting at the audience. The guitarists all have extreme-shaped guitars (such as the "warlock" the Flying V and the Gibson SG), and they like to point them to the sky or towards the crowd for effect. It's like an endless show of hard rock cliches--but funny. It's kind of like if Village People were a hard rock band. Also important to know: most of BC's songs (like "Swallow the Razor") don't have verses--just soaring choruses and guitar solos. Everything you love about 80s rock music minus the filler.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Bang Camaro
Bang Camaro who just played at the Double Door here, is kind of my new favorite band. There are supposedly 20-25 guys in this band normally, but "only" about half of them go on tour. They fill out their ranks with a few locals wherever they go. When you first walk in and see them, you just start laughing. Because there are so many people on stage, there is a non-stop flow of goofy hard rock activity--always someone head-banging, fist-pumping, or shouting at the audience. The guitarists all have extreme-shaped guitars (such as the "warlock" the Flying V and the Gibson SG), and they like to point them to the sky or towards the crowd for effect. It's like an endless show of hard rock cliches--but funny. It's kind of like if Village People were a hard rock band. Also important to know: most of BC's songs (like "Swallow the Razor") don't have verses--just soaring choruses and guitar solos. Everything you love about 80s rock music minus the filler.
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