Life

Nothing could get in his way... How could it?

Read all about it in Keith's new book.

http://www.amazon.com/Life-Keith-Richards/dp/031603438X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1288548568&sr=1-1

Come Around Sundown

It's out and ready to be reviewed.... By you! What do you think?

Heres a recent performance from Saturday Night Live....

Catfish

A film for our "online" generation. Who are the people on the other side of the screen? Can you trust them?

Feed The Muse

The wonderful people over at Feed The Muse put together a new campaign video using our song "Mugged Again". Thanks Feed The Muse. Hope you all enjoy it......

Feed The Muse Video 2 from Feed The Muse on Vimeo.

Damon Albarn was the leader of a fiercely entertaining show last night at Camden’s’ Susquehanna Bank Center. The Gorillaz dominated the stage with presence rarely witnessed. Mick Jones pranced up and down on stage left with his Clash like confidence. Mick’s fellow bassist from the Clash “Paul Simonon” stood with his wide stance and booming bass notes on stage right. Two drummers played in sequence insuring the beat was felt deep in your chest. The brass section and strings soared high over the crowd through out the center. Snoop Dogg sat high above stage on the big screen while Mos Def, Bobby Womak, and Little Dragon made appearances through out the night.

The band played in sequence with the Gorillaz trademark animations. Frequently music would stop for a brief short including Gorillaz characters such as Murdoc and Noodle. Behind them stood tall letters spaced widely apart spelling GORILLAZ. The Letters flashed fluorescent colors all through the set. They could have had just the instruments up on stage and it would have been equally as phenomenal.

Damon said half way through the set “We didn’t expect this when we came to America.” The Crowd exploded in response. What we all should of said back was “We didn’t expect this when you came to America.” The Gorillaz reputation is high. Now it sits above the others. They blew us all away last night and will blow the rest of America away with us.

Celebrate a Birth....

Do something good.

Do it for John.

Feed Philly

Tomorrow night everyone. 10/9/10

The event plans to help the Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger by raising money to support their soup kitchens, food stamps, and other programs.

Tickets are 8 dollars and a donation jar will be available for further donations. This is for a great cause! Us and the city of Philadelphia would greatly appreciate your support.

The Fire - 412 W. Girard Ave Philadelphia, PA 19123

Doors @ 8

TFE @ 10:30

21+

$8

TFE In The Studio!

Yes folks, you read correctly. Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 5th marks the beginning of TFE's second session at MilkBoy Recording. What will be done? How long will it take? Who is involved? All questions will soon be answered. A short time beginning goal stands as is: To release two song EP's over the next 8 to 12 months. All songs will be available digitally. So far the working crew will include The Fleeting Ends, Tommy Joyner, and various MilkBoy Engineers/help. Like any process, plans will change and time will tell. We will make sure to keep you posted all throughout the writing, recording, editing, and mastering process. Keep an ear out for us!

The Jam!

A new favorite band to add to the list. A true inspiration.....