Sublime, The Doors, Outkast, Phish, The Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley and The Wailers, Frank Zappa, Santana,
Led Zeppelin
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Each song could fall under a different genre, some songs under many.
Started in 2005, Boogie Matrix Mechanism released their debut album "Glass Candy" over Halloween 2006. They give the audience an eclectic mix of Jam psychedelia, hip hop, blues, reggae, funk n more. This seven piece band gives the audience not just funked out grooves or trippy space, but also some strong messages through the lyrics and entertaining opportunities through crowd participation. Out of Toledo, OH this jam band is bringing a positive vibe with an original mix of styles that few if any are doing today. Through a mutual friend, Brian Bell AKA 'Mainstream' and Bob Maltby, met in the fall of 2003. Immediately they started making music. Mainstream's innovative, often politically based, occasionally psychedelic induced lyrics mixed with Bob's funked out bass riffs along with some added drumming started a simple first band. However after the drummers exit from the band Brian and Bob started reevaluating the seriousness of their musical goals and moved from the trio format to create more of an acoustic sound with Bob playing rhythm guitar instead of bass. Looking for percussion/bass/whatever, In December 2004 Brian ran into an old friend Ben Durham whose band, Blind Sighted, had just broken up. His addition on Bass along with his drummer Eric Lowden laid down a strong foundation for Boogie Matrix Mechanism. A short search for a keyboardist led to Jim Kahmann out of Toledo. Soon after came the addition of lead guitarist John Kuntz into the mix and finally, in November of 2005, Eric's close friend Aaron Armstrong was added in on percussion and the evolution of Boogie Matrix Mechanism continues........ Boogie Matrix independently released their first album "Glass Candy" on Halloween 2006, their second album "Animated Reality" in the spring of 2008. Boogie Matrix recently released their 3rd album LASERGRAPE is Aug. 2009 at Shamy Bash where they opened for Keller Williams. They are now playing shows around Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania and Kentucky. They are interested in expanding their range and playing in as many different places as possible. In the past three summers they have played festivals such as Columbia Gas Ribs by the River 2006 and 2007 in Promenade Park in downtown Toledo, Indiana Jam Bash 2006, The Chaffee Gathering 2007 and Shamy Bash 2007, 2008 and 2009, Hookahville 29, Rhythmfest 3 and Gratefulfest 9. They have also shared the bill with such names as George Clinton and the Parliment Funkidelic, Moe., Ekoostik Hookah, Vince Herman, Railroad Earth, One Under, Wookiefoot, Mickey Hart Band, Dark Star Orchestra, Jim Miller Band, The Rumpke Mountain Boys, Boom Box, U-Melt, The Maji, Lotus, Family Groove Company, The Spike Drivers, The Macpodz, The Goods, The Werks, Covert Operations, Papadosio, Moser Woods and many more. They are playing great Ohio venues such as Nelson's Ledges Quarry Park, Legend Valley, Frontier Ranch, Headliner's in Toledo, The Mad Frog in Cincinnati, Canal Street Tavern in Dayton, Phantasy Club in Lakewood, Howard's Club H in Bowling Green, Jackie O's in Athens, Ruby Tuesdays in Columbus, Mickey Finn's in Toledo. They have also played Docksider in Erie, PA Doc's Music Hall in Muncie, IN. The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, MI, T.C. Speakeasy in Ypsilanti, MI and many more constantly in pursuit of reaching music fans all over the country. Boogie Matrix combines a diverse mix of genres including jam/ psychedlic rock, hip-hop, reggae, blues, funk, bluegrass n more. What sets them apart, is their positive vibe, distinct style with the music and delivery of lyrics that no one else is doing today. Boogie Matrix Mechanism's influence include The Grateful Dead, Santana, Widespread Panic, Talking Heads, Frank Zappa, Bob Marley, Sublime and many, many, many more!
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11/6/2009 5:00 PM at BG VFW- Spaghetti Dinner Benefit for Laurie Bateson
719 S. Main St, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
Cost: $8 Adults/ $4 Kids, under 3 free
Laurie is undergoing treatment for breast cancer and donations will
help with expenses. The BT5 live, a spaghetti dinner, 50/50 raffle,
live auction, and a cash bar. Come rock out with us and get a good meal
for a great cause... Then roll over to Checkers with us...10
o'clock, see youz there...
What a good time last night! ?If any one got pic of hunter s thompson last night can you send them my way please!! Can't wait to see you all real soon hugs and nugs J-Me
In 1933, Mickey Mouse, an animated cartoon character, received 800,000 fan letters. I'm expecting just a little less than half to flood my inbox for playing one of your tracks during last week's show.
hey guys, im doin my best to make it out to the show tonight, but tomorro my schools band and i will playin blame the dog as the last song in our set, the show starts at 4 at mickey finn's try n make it out! btw, its free haha
um anyone who missed the show in columbus friday....WOW...what a fantastic show....aint no party like a boogie party......have fun on halloween ill be at gory, safe travels
See you cooly cool cats tonight! I vote for a full fledge Boogie Wookie CongaLine tonight in honor of Sweetest Day! Can't wait to say high & give hugs;)