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7 Seconds
Against Me
Agent Orange
Agrumh
Alasdair Roberts
Album Leaf
Aleka's Attic
Alex Chilton
All
Allstonians
American Analog Set
Andrew Tosh
Anthrophobia
Attrition
Aquabats
Babaloo
Baccone Dolce
Baldwin Brothers
Bamboo Crisis
Band Marino
Bedouin Soundclash
Ben Neill
Big Head Todd and the Monsters
Bile
Black Lips
Black Tape For A Blue Girl
Black Uhuru
Blue Mountain
Blues Busters
Bo Diddley
Book Of Love
Bop Harvey
Bozo Porno Circus
Brandtson
Brian Jonestown Massacre
C.C.C.P.
Calla
Camper Van Beethoven
Castanets
Cheap Trick
Chris Connelly
City on Film
Civ
Clan Of Xymox
Cloud Room
Code Seven
Connells
Crumbs
Consolidated
Crux Shadows
Chris and Cosey
Culture
David J
D.R.I.
DAG
Damned
Das Ich
db's
Dead Kennedy's
Dead Milkmen
Dear + Glorious Physician
Death Cab for Cutie
Death In June
Decibully
Descendents
Detachment Kit
Dessau
D-Generation
Dick Dale
Dirty on Purpose
Dismemberment Plan
Divine Child
DJ Icey
Dreams So Real
Drivin' and Cryin'
Electric Hellfire Club
Electric Skychurch
Electrofixion
Elkland
Elwood
Engine Down
Enon
Epoxies
Eve 6
Exotics
Explosion
Faint
Feelies
Fetchin' Bones
Firebird Band
Fishbone
Flock Of Seagulls
Fold Zandura
For Squirrels
Full-On
Further Seems Forever
Gavin Friday
Gene Loves Jezebel
General Public
Gitane Demone
God Lives Underwater
Goldfinger
Goodbye
Blue Monday
Gravity Kills
Great Lakes
Grinning Plowman
Guttermouth
Harvey Mandell & Bobby Keyes
Haujobb
Head of Femur
Hocico
Holy Barbarians
Horrorpops
Hugo Lago
Ilya
In Strict Confidence
Inertia
Innaway
Inner Circle
Insyderz
International Noize Conspiracy
Jackyl & Hyde
Janitors Against Aparthied
Jeff Hanson
Jello Biafra
Jesus Lizard
Jim Ruiz Band
John Ralston
Johnny Socko
Jonathan Richman
Karen Finely
Kenny Niel
Killing Joke
Kilowatthours
Kim Taylor
Kind of Like Spitting
Kindergarten
Koko Taylor
K's Choice
Lady Bug Transistor
Lady Kier
Last Great Hope
Late BP Helium
Legendary Pink Dot's
Legends of Rodeo
Less than Jake
Let's Active
Liquid Soul
Lisa Loeb
Local H
Lo Fidelity Allstars
Lo' Presher
Lot Six
Love Canal
Love Tractor
LTJ Bukem
Lucky Peterson
Lucy's Fur Coat
Luna
Lust
Lymbyc Systym
Lyres
Magadog
Magnolia Electric Co.
Marshmallow Coast
Marvelous 3
Mary Karlzen
Mates of State
Meat Beat Manifesto
Meat Puppets
Melissa Ferrick
Mentallo & The Fixer
Mephiskapheles
Mercury Program
Michael Knott
Mighty Blue Kings
Mighty Joe Plum
Mike Peters (Alarm)
Minmae
Mira
Mission UK
Modern Day '84
Modern English
MOEV
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Mu330
Murphy's Law
Mustard Plug
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
Nada Surf
Nashville Pussy
Neon Judgement
New End Original
Nocturne
Noisex
Of Montreal
onelinedrawing
Otis Day & The Nights
Outrights
Over the Rhine
Ozomatli
Page France
Pankow
Pansy Division
Pappa Chubby
Paris, TX
Pato
Banton
Patti Rothberg
People Noise
Pernice Brothers
Perpetual Groove
Phenomenauts
Phosphorescent
Pie Tasters
Pilfers
Pilot to Gunner
Pink Noise Test
Pitchshifter
Pizzicato 5
Pop Will Eat Itself
Possum Dixon
Postmarks
Pulse
Q Burns Abstract Message
Quarter After
Radiators
Rasputina
Rebirth Brass Band
Red Door Exchange
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Reivers
Remedy Session
Renegade Soundwave
Republika
Rescue
Revolting Cocks
Rhythm Collision
Ritchie Havens
Rocket from the Crypt
Rocking Horse Winner
Roots of Orchis
Royal Crescent Mob
Royal Gun
S.P.K.
Scofflaws
Sebadoh
See Venus
Self
Seville
Shinehead
Show is the Rainbow
Sick Of It All
Sister Machine Gun
Skeletons & the Girl-Faced Boys
Skif Dank
Skunks
Slammin' Watussi
Slapstick
Slayer
S.M.P.
Son Volt
Soul Asylum
Southern Culture On The Skids
Skif Dank
Split Second
Spring Heeled Jack
Sprung Monkey
Stanford Prison Experiment
Stavesacre
Streetlight Manifesto
Stretch Arm Strong
Strung Out
Sugar Smack
Suicide Machines
Sunday Driver
Sunshine Blind
Supafuzz
Super 8
Superchunk
Superdrag
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Swayze
Switchblade Symphony
Sybris
Syrup
Tedio Boys
Tender Mercies
Terrorfakt
Textual
They Might Be Giants
Toadies
Toasters
Tracy Shedd
TSOL
Union Underground
Valient Thorr
Vandals
Vinyl
VNV Nation
Voodou
Wailers
Wake
War
Wayne Kramer
Welts
Wesley Willis
Whole Wheat Bread
Why Store
Will Hoge
Yellowman
Yip Yip
Young God's
RESPECTABLE STREET CELEBRATES MILESTONE ANNIVERSARY
WITH A FUN-FILLED STREET PARTY IN DOWNTOWN WEST PALM BEACH
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. July 19, 2008 marks a milestone anniversary for one of the cornerstone businesses of the Clematis District: Rodney Mayo’s famous Respectable Street. The Downtown West Palm Beach mainstay for live music and dancing located at 518 Clematis Street becomes “legal” as it turns 21 this year. To celebrate, Respectable Street will close the 500 block of Clematis Street on Saturday, July 19 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. for a big birthday bash open to the public.
The event is free and will feature live concerts by 21 bands on stages in the 500 block, and inside Respectable Street, O’Shea’s Irish Pub and The Lounge. The iconic 80s pop band Flock of Seagulls will headline the show, which also includes performances by local bands. Patrons also can enjoy an open bar from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. inside of Respectable Street and an outdoor ping pong ball drop at midnight with the chance to win an array of cash and prizes. Though the street party ends at 1 a.m., Respectable Street will continue the celebration inside until 4 a.m.
“Clematis patrons have been very good to us over the past 21 years,” said Rodney Mayo, owner of Respectable Street and Dr. Feelgoods Rock Bar & Grill, plus Lost Weekend and Monarchy, two new Downtown nightlife destinations that are set to open in the coming months. “To thank our loyal supporters and everyone in the community, we’re throwing the biggest birthday bash in town and inviting everyone to celebrate with us.”
21 YEARS OF OBLIVION!
In June of 1987 Respectable Street opened its doors on the 500 block of Clematis Street. City Place was a row of crack houses; there was no skyline of condos, only a brothel on the corner and a few panhandlers roaming the streets. Brave soles ventured to Clematis Street to listen to some great-unheard music and dance. Two thousand bands and twenty years later a lot has changed but the same premise stands, Brave souls venture downtown to Respectable Street to listen to great rarely heard music and dance.
Respectable Street Cafe -- 518 Clematis Street., West Palm Beach; 561-832-9999
"Everything is cyclical, people and places that are authentic survive," said Steven Rullman, a representative of Respectable Street, referring to how the venue is now the second oldest business on Clematis. Bands that have played at Respectable Street are Lisa Loeb, Guttermouth, Dead Kennedys, LTJ Bukem, Jackal and Hyde, MXPX, Aquabats, Diesel Boy, Dick Dale and many others. ~Pete Glocker / SouthFlorida.com
..VERY COOL;)))) ....THANKS SO MUCH FOR CLICKIN US UP AND THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR SPACE WITH US.... .. ..ummmmmmmm...SO YA KNOW..IF INTERESTED...WE'LL BE READY FOR SHOWS...END OF AUGUST..;)))))))
..PRETTY MUCH A MIX OF THIS SPACE AND THE GRAY FLASHING *ALT-SPACE ON OUR BOTTOM ROW OF FRIENDS HERE..
..HERE'S DIRECTIONS TO ALL 2O OF OUR SPACES NOW... .. ..112 SONGS TOO.. ........*ONE-TIME-POSTY* HERE..SO
......THANKS MUCH ;)
...PLEASE DO ROCK BY... *********************** .........Rob* ;)
