Shane writes: > And that's pretty much where we are up to now. The new Judybats have > appeared on The Strip a few times, but I'll admit I haven't heard them yet > and haven't heard much of a buzz about it. Actually, my former band The Mystery Dates' second to last show was with Jeff Heiskell's then-unnamed "project" (which has since morphed into the *'bats) at the B&H some time last April. It was a benefit for some program on WNCW: we opened, then the Heiskell project, then the TownCriers. I've go to say I wasn't real impressed with the new Heiskell-'bats; a little art-rock/pop pomposity goes a long way with me, and combining 'bats w/Immortal Chorus (a goth-rock band) and Wet Jonah (a Pjam wannabe band) realized some of my greatest fear about playing in Knoxville again. But I was never a 'bats fan, although I was a student at UT at the height of their popularity and had plenty of friends who were 'bats crazy. > NP: Alan Jackson, Don't Rock the Jukebox > The above is a lot more "rock" than any Judybats song I ever heard! <g> Rob Russell Johnson City, TN [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listen.to/thebystanders
