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  • Kim and kelley deal (both of the breeders) and kim of course from the pixies lived in dayton. Kelley used to live in my house before she was busted for heroin.

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    The Host (http://www.last.fm/music/the+host) They played 3 dates on Warped Tour this year, including the upcoming Cincy show on July 30th.

    Music is not a competition
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    • Nov 12 2008, 23h11
    mark kozelek
    albert ayler
    screamin' jay hawkins
    dead boys
    pere ubu

  • How about Hit The Lights (from Lima OH) and The Devil Wears Prada (from Dayton, OH)?

  • DEVO, from Akron!

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    • Dez 16 2008, 19h14
    Times New Viking's from Columbus.

  • How about some of the current DIY punk bands?

    Delay
    Vietnam Werewolf
    Ghost Town Trio
    The Sidekicks
    Echoes Of Harpers Ferry
    Tin Armor
    Friends Back East
    Goodnight, Sleep Well


    Just to name a few. There are plenty more. Support the local scene!

  • New Bomb Turks- from Columbus
    Death of Samantha- from Cleveland
    Cobra Verde- from Cleveland (used to be Death of Samantha!)
    Rocket From The Tombs- from Cleveland
    The Afghan Whigs- from Cincinnati
    The Human Beinz- from Youngstown
    The Ohio Players- from Dayton
    Ohio Express- from Mansfield
    Electric Eels- from Cleveland

    Just to name a few!

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    • Jan 25 2009, 14h05
    uhhhtanner said:
    i cant believe no ones mentions the six parts seven, harriet the spy or the party of helicopters yet. true ohioans, you are not.


    exactly! The Six Parts Seven are great!not to mention another good band from ohio,If These Trees Could Talk..

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  • Jessica Lea Mayfield - Kent

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    • Nov 24 2009, 16h06
    The Greenhornes-Cincy

  • some things that people might forget that have had varying levels of national impact and a brief description if you're not familiar:

    The Raspberries (70s power pop phenoms from Cleveland. Influential and underrated. Damn fine.)

    The Waitresses (underappreciated late 70s/early 80s new wave group that came out of the Kent/Akron Devo/Numbers Band/Tin Huey/etc scene. Generally remembered as one hit wonders for their 80s pop hit "I Know What Boys Like," or as 2 hit wonders if you count their holiday song "Christmas Wrapping," but they have a shit ton of amazingly great/weird new wave songs that will melt your fucking face off with fun. Or maybe you'll hate it. Whatever.).

    Robert Lockwood Jr. (Blues legend, taught by Robert Johnson himself, spent the last half of his life in Cleveland).

    Ass Ponys (Cincy area one hit wonders in the 90s world with the song Little Bastard, but always had some sort of small devoted national indie following...Frontman is now in Wussy).

    The Evolution Control Committee (Mash up pioneer from Columbus...best known for the Dan Rather sound-byte collage set to AC/DC, "Rocked By Rape" that used to be an internet sensation in the early days of music downloading, but he's done lots of great Negativland-y stuff).

    And speaking of one hit wonders...

    Forgotten one hit wonders Sons of Elvis (Cleveland) had a minor MTV hit in the 90s with "Formaldahyde." Swank.

    Props indeed.

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    • Dez 4 2009, 5h22

    Some BG bands

    Here are some mainly unknown Toledo / Bowling Green area locals some past & some present:

    The Matt Truman Ego Trip
    Sarah Donnelly
    Stylex
    The Junk
    Bullet Teeth
    Fangs Out
    The Dumb Easies
    Hot Love

  • House of Heroes is one of my top favorite bands, hailing from Columbus.
    Also, check out Brannigan Dastardly if you like folk music - they started in North Royalton, and the two members attend Ohio State and Ohio U. They record all or most of their music on campus in Athens.

    I'm not a rap fan, but I do know also that Jesty Beatz graduated from Ohio University and played a lot of shows there. He has a track called TocarOhio that sounds a bit like a rap version of Ohio State's O-H-I-O chant.

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