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Hi, thanks for being our friends, a very warm welcome..

FRIEND VOTE Indie Top 100 is the best MySpace place to showcase your songs.

To join in, all you need to do is ask your friends to vote for one of your

songs, if you get enough votes you appear in the chart, if you appear

in the chart you will get more friends, if you get to No.1 your page

views and song plays will increase significantly!

All the best, hope to see you in the chart soon.  Keith@FV UK + Julie@FV US

LATEST: We have now opened an Indie Top 100 group page at Facebook to secure votes from your friends there too.

Here you can find out the best methods to secure votes from your MySpace friends too.

VERY LATEST: From Monday 30th your friends can now vote for your songs directly from Twitter.

Hi,

Pleasure to meet you and thanks for being my friend here on myspace!

Have a great day, kisses. Yola

   
 

Thanks for the add!!

Hi my friend,

 

wish you a great week and Let the good times roll...

 

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We've just added four new tracks to myspace completed at the Weekend, with Phil Innes at the controls. These are the first recordings to feature Alan Ibbotson on drums, and we are all really happy with the results. It's a shame that we've not been able to get back into the studio before this but we've been able to build up new material in the meantime.

The timing was perfect as we all went down with Swine Flu after the session, with Guy just able to complete the last vocals before admitting defeat!.

"Judgement Day" is a totally retro song with a very 70's (complete with cowbell) Bad Company-Free - AC/DC vibe with a storming solo from Guy at the end.

"I Know" - Very fast with a great hook - very unlike anything we've done before, a sort of punk/blues take on things - great vocal and lyrics. The opening section is from a German radio broadcast being picked up from Guy's heavily overdriven Peavey 5150 valve amp - can anyone translate? :)

"Chains" takes us back to our blues roots, with Guy sounding rather like John Lee Hooker in the opening section, before the song hurtles into a very Led Zeppelin style meltdown, complete with some suitably wailing guitar.

"Salvation" is a slowie with added Hammond! - some nice guitar licks too! - almost prog rock at the opening section (reminds me of Andy Latimer and Camel), before building around a very moody bluesy set of chord changes into some very epic choruses. Phil added the keyboard parts - and we got a bit carried away - sounded almost like "Highway Star" for a while - But Phil very diplomatically as ever got us back on track. We argued for weeks about this song prior to the recording - as to whether or not it made the grade - I'm glad we kept it!