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Los Lonely Boys, Neil Diamond, Peter Frampton and City of Ships in concert (Creative Loafing Tampa) By Wade Tatangelo THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 UNEARTH w/PROTEST THE HERO/THE ACACIA STRAIN/WHITECHAPEL/GWEN STACY Boston quintet Unearth melds thrash, hardcore and extreme metal to create a sonic experience that's disturbingly intense yet intelligent. Formed in 1998, the band has been recording for Metal Blade since 2004. (State Theatre, St. Petersburg) BUCKETHEAD w/THAT 1 GUY Avant-metal ... Oktoberfest's over -- must be time for tequila (Miami Herald) Do you know what a seine is? Do you know anyone who has personally pursed the seine? Don't bother Googling any of this. Trust me -- it isn't worth the pay off. Yo Majesty delivers hip-hop album, Futuristically Speaking (Creative Loafing Tampa) By Wade Tatangelo Futuristically Speaking ? Never Be Afraid YO MAJESTY (Domino) Tampa's X-rated lesbian hip-hop duo (formerly a trio) has become internationally known in the past two years thanks to a highly sexual, expletive-intensive, self-titled debut EP and booze-fueled live shows that often feature boob-flashing courtesy of MC Jewel B (Windy Baynham). On the twosome's full-length debut, ... H-Town Rock (Houstonist) For the Weekend of October 16th ? 19th, 2008 Hello there Houston. We here at H-Town Rock hope that all eleven (twelve?) of our readers are having a great week so far, mostly because no one likes a crappy week. Truth be told, in terms of actual music, there?s a solid slate of acts rolling through town this week, ranging from the insanely hip and trendy to bands that were hip and trendy ... The Shredder (Houston Press) Eric Benét: Neo-soul crooner brings new musings on Love and Life (Warner Bros.) to the Southwest side. (Thursday, Arena Theater) Jay-Z: Jiggaman (and, perhaps, his main squeeze) gets intimate at palatial new downtown venue; some proceeds benefit Hurricane Ike relief efforts. (Thursday, House ...

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