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Vagrant Records Announce Anniversary Shows
Vagrant Records have announced two anniversary shows. The full lineup and press release can be found below. Vagrant Records has been celebrating its 25th anniversary all year long with the release of limited-edition vinyl reissues, digital re-mixes/re-masters and an on-going podcast series Vagrant Records: 25 Years on the Street – hosted by The Get Up Kids’ Matt Pryor.
Brian Sabean says Hunter Pence will be a Giant in 2013, according to report
San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean said that the team intends to bring back outfielder Hunter Pence, according to a report from ESPN's Jerry Crasnick. Sabean said the team plans to offer Pence a contract. The 29-year-old right fielder is projected to make $13.8 million in salary arbitration. "We think there are some things he can do to fix what went wrong last year," Sabean told CSNBayArea.com. "We like the player.
Flu-Like Symptoms: Songs of the Seventh-Inning Stretch
Earlier this week, I discussed the history of the seventh-inning stretch and its anthem, “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” (TMOTTB). Every major-league team plays it during the seventh-inning stretch. Same with every minor-league game I’ve attended (this should not be confused with an exhaustive survey). Some teams go beyond TMOTTB for the stretch, however. To classify them, I determined what music, if any, teams routinely play along with TMOTTB.
3hree Things: Riley vs. The McRib
Watch out for 3hree Things every Tuesday, where Riley Breckenridge, drummer of Orange County's favorite local alt-rock band Thrice, gives his take on life in Southern California as an OC native. The McRib is back and coincidentally, so is explosive diarrhea. I used to have a gullet of steel.
Puig Destroyer: 15 Things That Influenced ‘Puig Destroyer’
The world needs baseball. The world needs metal. What the world does not necessarily need is a combination of the two, but that didn’t stop us—Puig Destroyer—from doing just that. We’re a “virtual band” (details to follow) born of a joke on a baseball podcast and the electrifying play of Cuban outfielder Yasiel Puig of the Los Angeles Dodgers. After releasing two EPs on our own, we’ve taken the plunge and partnered with No Sleep Records to release our first full-length.
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