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I Know You Know

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Released: Feb 18, 2007

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I Know You Know
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Psych Theme en Espanol
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Genre: Pop / Rock
Location Orange County, CA, US
Profile Views: 104551
Last Login: 5/17/2010
Member Since 2/12/2007
Website www.friendlyindians.com
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.. ..HEAR FREE SAMPLES AND PURCHASE FRIENDLY INDIANS MUSIC HERE... .. ..THE FRIENDLY INDIANS.. are heard each week performing the theme song for the USA Network's newest hit series ..PSYCH.., starring James Roday and Dule Hill. .. The band is from Orange County and has gigged all over southern California since the early '90s, earning a loyal following as well as an honor by members of the local press and music community as one of OC's top live acts. The band has performed in such varied venues as the House of Blues, The Roxy, The Whisky a Go Go, and the Coach House. .. THE BAND has released two CDs: their debut, GREETINGS...FROM LAKE DOLORES, and the more recent PURE GENIUS. Both albums were well received by the public and received wide acclaim from the Los Angeles Times as well as the OC Register, who promptly listed it among the best releases of the decade from a local act. The INDIANS have shared bills with many of today's prominent artists, including The Barenaked Ladies, Fountains of Wayne, John Doe (of X), The Romantics, Eddie Money, The Rembrandts, The BoDeans, Leftover Salmon, and Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
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"How can you go wrong with Orange County's Friendly Indians, a band that's as funny as it is musical? Both on the band's debut, Greetings...From Lake Dolores and the follow-up, Pure Genius, they play an infectious brand of wry rock."- Robert Kinsler, OC Register .. "The band has a penchant for novelty songs along with the more serious stuff, and on "Pure Genius" it pulls off some good ones, which is no small feat". - Mike Boehm, LA Times .. "With a sound that combines a bit of The Beatles, a touch of The Police, and plenty of Barenaked Ladies, the group is fast becoming one of the sharpest traditional pop acts in O.C." - Ben Wener, OC Register .. "They enjoy playing and connect well with the crowd. The Friendly Indians are definitely worth checking out." - Marie Loggia, Comcast Online .. "The Friendly Indians emerged as the day's strongest local entry, offering an engaging set of melodic pop-rock from their likable "Greetings...From Lake Dolores" CD. The emotionally charged "You Sometimes", hard-driving "Stateline" and a thought-provoking blast at stereotypes, "If I Was Gay", were among the Orange County quartet's highlights." - John Roos, LA Times
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HEAR FREE SAMPLES AND PURCHASE FRIENDLY INDIANS MUSIC HERE.

THE FRIENDLY INDIANS are heard each week performing the theme song for the USA Network's newest hit series PSYCH, starring James Roday and Dule Hill.

The band is from Orange County and has gigged all over southern California since the early '90s, earning a loyal following as well as an honor by members of the local press and music community as one of OC's top live acts. The band has performed in such varied venues as the House of Blues, The Roxy, The Whisky a Go Go, and the Coach House.

THE BAND has released two CDs: their debut, GREETINGS...FROM LAKE DOLORES, and the more recent PURE GENIUS. Both albums were well received by the public and received wide acclaim from the Los Angeles Times as well as the OC Register, who promptly listed it among the best releases of the decade from a local act. The INDIANS have shared bills with many of today's prominent artists, including The Barenaked Ladies, Fountains of Wayne, John Doe (of X), The Romantics, Eddie Money, The Rembrandts, The BoDeans, Leftover Salmon, and Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers...

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February 12, 2007

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"How can you go wrong with Orange County's Friendly Indians, a band that's as funny as it is musical? Both on the band's debut, Greetings...From Lake Dolores and the follow-up, Pure Genius, they play an infectious brand of wry rock."- Robert Kinsler, OC Register

"The band has a penchant for novelty songs along with the more serious stuff, and on "Pure Genius" it pulls off some good ones, which is no small feat". - Mike Boehm, LA Times

"With a sound that combines a bit of The Beatles, a touch of The Police, and plenty of Barenaked Ladies, the group is fast becoming one of the sharpest traditional pop acts in O.C." - Ben Wener, OC Register

"They enjoy playing and connect well with the crowd. The Friendly Indians are definitely worth checking out." - Marie Loggia, Comcast Online

"The Friendly Indians emerged as the day's strongest local entry, offering an engaging set of melodic pop-rock from their likable "Greetings...From Lake Dolores" CD. The emotionally charged "You Sometimes", hard-driving "Stateline" and a thought-provoking blast at stereotypes, "If I Was Gay", were among the Orange County quartet's highlights." - John Roos, LA Times