Thrice

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Op maandag 11 juli 2005 02:51 schreef Imberr het volgende:
wat is thrice?

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Op maandag 11 juli 2005 09:57 schreef Sud het volgende:

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op http://www.purevolume.com/thrice kun je ff 2 nummertjes luisteren.

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Op vrijdag 2 december 2005 19:04 schreef Ixnay het volgende:
AFI is geen emo, misschien enkele nummers.

Coheed And Cambria is goed, alleen jammer van die zang, dat verpest het.

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Op zaterdag 3 december 2005 08:38 schreef maniack28 het volgende:
Leuke mening heb jij

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Op zondag 4 december 2005 19:58 schreef Sud het volgende:
the offspring

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Claudio breaks his hand, band postpones mainland Euro dates til Feb.
Posted January 03 2006
The holidays lead to family fun, and in this case, too much fun.

In his first night home from a long year of touring, lead guitarist and vocalist Claudio Sanchez of the New York rock band, Coheed and Cambria suffered a broken hand while "sparring" with his brother, Matthew. Matthew Sanchez is a boxer, and was clearly the winner of this one. The injury, fittingly nicknamed a "boxer's fracture", involves the ring finger and small finger of the right hand. The injury requires 3 weeks in a cast and a week or two of physical therapy.

Brother Matthew has inspired two characters in the Coheed and Cambria concept records; “Matthew” is a son of Coheed and Cambria in the story, and “Inferno” is the brother of Coheed, who is a Prize Fighter and modeled loosely after the younger Sanchez.

The band will be forced to postpone a portion of their upcoming tour dates in Europe with Thrice. Tickets should be held on to until new dates are announced in the coming week. They can then be refunded or exchanged for the new date. The make up shows will not be with Thrice, however, all shows in the UK will not be affected and will go on as planned.

The following dates have been postponed.

11 Antwerp, Belgium - Hof Der Lo
12 Amsterdam, NE - Melkweg
13 Hamburg, DE - Grosse Freiheit
14 Koln, DE - LMH
16 Oslo, NO - Rockerfeller
17 Stockholm, SW - Debaser
19 Copenhagen, DN - Vega
20 Berlin, DE - SO36
22 Munich, DE - Backstage
23 Vienna, AU - Arena
24 Zurich, SZ - Rollstofflager
25 Bologna, Itl - Astragon
26 Milan, Itl - Transilvania

Claudio sends his deepest apologies, as does the rest of the band, and promise to make these dates up in February in big style.

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''beste muziekliefhebber,
ten eerste een gelukkig 2006 gewenst namens de Melkweg. Helaas is dat niet
de enige reden van deze mail, want er is slecht nieuws te melden:
HET CONCERT VAN COHEED & CAMBRIA / THRICE OP 12 JANUARI IS AFGELAST

Coheed & Cambria heeft de tour moeten afzeggen in verband met een blessure
aan de arm/hand van zanger/gitarist Claudio Sanchez.

Beide bands zullen in de loop van het voorjaar 2006 als nog optreden in de
Melkweg, maar dan afzonderlijk van elkaar. Reeds gekochte kaarten blijven
dus NIET geldig en kunnen worden geretourneerd naar het adres waar ze
gekocht zijn.

Voor Coheed & Cambria wordt een vervangende datum gezocht tussen 10
februari en 10 maart; Thrice zal waarschijnlijk begin mei in de Melkweg
optreden.''

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Op vrijdag 21 april 2006 11:18 schreef Sud het volgende:
Melkweg sowieso

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Reception
Critical reaction to Beggars has been extremely positive. Writing for Alternative Press, Scott Heisel called the album a "textbook example of the term 'creative milestone,'" and concluded that the band "have achieved that rare feat of actually progressing and maturing," rating the album as 4.5 out of 5.[11] In his review for AbsolutePunk, Chris Fallon called Beggars a "beautifully-crafted album that catches more attention with every listen". He also praised Dustin Kensrue's songwriting capabilities, stating that "on songs that tells stories like 'Wood & Wire,' we witness a true musician building significance not only for himself and his bandmates, but for those who understand his talents." He awarded the album a score of 93%.[12]. Nick Greer's review for Sputnikmusic claimed that "softer songs" on the album, "namely 'Circles,' 'Wood & Wire,' and 'The Great Exchange,' are haunting and sad in a way Thrice has never captured before", and stated that "instrumentally, the band has never been better". Despite this he went on to call the album "at once familiar and alienating", and claimed that the band had fallen "into a complacent territory that doesn't truly push their music to new heights". He gave the album 3.5 out of 5, concluding by calling Beggars the sound of a band "settling into a sweet spot that neither attempts to leap past the achievements of previous albums nor away from what has made them so great for so long."[13]