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whatsup@uptownmag.com (Uptown Magazine) Let us know about your happenings! Contact us at: , Fax: 953-4305. Mail to: What?s Up, c/o Uptown, 1355 Mountain Ave., Winnipeg, Man., R2X 3B6. No phone calls please. Deadline for submission to listings is Monday at 9 am. Listings are free ? but placement cannot be guaranteed. Shape-shifters (Erie Times-News) With a name like Sky Eats Airplane, you might expect a dramatic band that works on a vast musical canvas, one that can quickly shift from cloudy to sunny to rainy to gray -- just like Erie weather. Comeback Kid Break Through The Noise (ChartAttack.com) Winnipeg's Comeback Kid have overcome the 2006 departure of lead singer Scott Wade and bassist Kevin Calls' exit at the end of last year and are still going strong, as you'll see on their forthcoming DVD/CD and cross-Canada tour. LIVE MUSIC (Richmond Times-Dispatch) ALLEY KATZ -- 10 Walnut Alley, 643-2816. Kevin Lamb, Samuel Lee, A Voice in the Wilderness and others, 6 p.m. Thursday, all ages, $8 in advance, $10 at door. Municipal Waste, Paint it Black, Quadiliacha and others, 6 p.m. Friday, all ages, $10. RPG, Adam West, Throttle Rod and Switched On, 9 p.m. Saturday, $8. Quiet, My Dear, Porous Muse, Matthew McClellan and others, 6 p.m. Sunday, all ages, $8 ... Still masters of metal (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) There's something thrilling about a Motorhead song, an electricity that pulses through the music. Take fan-favorite "The Game," with its ominous opening guitar strum and lead singer Lemmy's shout of "Time to play the game!" followed by diabolic laughter. It's hard to hear that and not get excited (which is probably why it's been appropriated as theme music by pro wrestler Triple H.) Motorhead ...

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