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Bradbury, Your Other Self, and Death of a Union

Presented by The Rutledge at The Rutledge

January 9, 2010

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Catch Nashville band Bradbury with Your Other Self and Death of a Union live at The Rutledge!

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    The Rutledge

    410 Fourth Avenue South
    Nashville, TN 37201

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    January 9, 2010

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    Saturday 7:00pm

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    • Event Name: Bradbury, Your Other Self, and Death of a Union
      "Too Much Of One THing-YouOtherSlef"
      Review posted by: Reviewer from TN, Apr 20, 2010
      

      The music was pretty good, the backup singers need more lessons, the main singer sings basically about the same things in each song. Oh, except for the song by the White Zombies, but then again... Expand

      The music was pretty good, the backup singers need more lessons, the main singer sings basically about the same things in each song. Oh, except for the song by the White Zombies, but then again everything tied in...Death, horrible upbringing, etc. If you like rage and despair, they are the ones to go to. The band is somewhat rude to be new. The one player shouts that if he know anyone that he hasn't talked to, come and see him after the show...How about the appreciation for the new people and a thank you for coming. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Bradbury, Your Other Self, and Death of a Union
      "Too Much Of One THing-YouOtherSlef"
      Review posted by: Reviewer from TN, Apr 20, 2010
      

      The music was pretty good, the backup singers need more lessons, the main singer sings basically about the same things in each song. Oh, except for the song by the White Zombies, but then again... Expand

      The music was pretty good, the backup singers need more lessons, the main singer sings basically about the same things in each song. Oh, except for the song by the White Zombies, but then again everything tied in...Death, horrible upbringing, etc. If you like rage and despair, they are the ones to go to. The band is somewhat rude to be new. The one player shouts that if he know anyone that he hasn't talked to, come and see him after the show...How about the appreciation for the new people and a thank you for coming. Collapse

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