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The Dallas Observer Music Awards Here's the Dallas Observer article covering the events. Sarah, the new music editor was very cool to Eisley: http://www.dallasobserver.com/issues/2004-04-15/music.html/1/index.htm l Thanks for voting, you guys... between you and the radio fans in Dallas, Eisley won 4 awards out of 5. BEST BAND OF THE YEAR (Eisley) BEST FEMALE VOCALS OF THE YEAR (Stacy and Sherri) BEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR (Marvelous Things) BEST GUITARIST OF THE YEAR (Chauntelle) ![]() Weston was at home when they took this. This is just a room at The Sound Factory. Hope there are no sour grapes in Dallas from bands that didn't win. The band was totally shocked. Thanks, seriously for voting. A&R, Craig Aaronson freaked out when her heard. And if any of you hope some of you got to see the loveley Jesse Munds accept the award for Eisley. She's amazing. They lost out to the something Brothers (?) on the Song of the Year. (Former Toadies) The song was "Marvelous Things"...a song that hasn't really gotten much radio play that we know of...which is fine. It's not very radio really. I guess it's more mtv than local Dallas radio rock. (?) Anyway, Josh doesn't play it much. Also...Tim from the Polyphonic Spree won best overall musician of the year... Radiant won a well deserved Best new act of the year. (our buddies) Beyond that...I don't know many of the bands. Eisley was the only one holding heavy metal at the end. Still, all of this is amazing - we're still talking about a band with no record on the market. (not according to industry standards) Remember, "ep's are not real". Very thankful. Here's last year's article from their awards one year ago: http://www.dallasobserver.com/issues/2003-04-17/feature.html/5/index.h tml boyd _________________ EisleyWebGuy "The industrialists never saw the fruit of their own labor - Post Moderism, which I now proclaim as dead. Their forefathers digital revolutionists, have accelerated the final resolve by punctuating an end to our chaotic journey with a new manifesto and a new era: The Age of Meaning." (manifesto's sold separate) Welcome: Illuminists |
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wooooooooaaaaaaaaa!! congratulations!!! well deserved awards!! ![]() _________________ ![]() Visit my Pic Album! |
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Just read the article... you must be pleased with the write-up ![]() I liked this part especially: "[Eisley's] is the kind of music made by children who grew up listening to songs, rather than watching them on MTV. Children who grew up reading in bed, drawing at the kitchen table, playing make-believe in the yard. Their two EPs, Marvelous Things and Laughing City, create swirling kingdoms of Narnia-style fantasmagoria: a bat with butterfly wings, an aquatic underworld, a little girl soaring above the trees. Artful and literate, their music is the best endorsement for homeschooling I've seen since my freshman English teacher assigned Ivanhoe." _________________ I don't know why she swallowed the fly. Perhaps she'll die. |
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