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Show Reviews 1.
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March 30th, 2007. Tsunami (formerly Anchorage) featured 4 local bands Skid Nevelly,
Vox Deus, 3, 4. At its peak, preliminary estimated are that there were between 500 to 600 people present. The crown was treated
to a mix of Rock, Hard Rock and Heavy Metal all well appreciated by the audience.
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March 31st, 2007 at Pier 1. Chaguramas featured 4 tribute bands. Reckless (tribute to
Bryan Adams), Living On A Prayer (tribute to Bon Jovi), Green Daze (tribute to Green Day) and XXX (tribute to Aerosmith).
The gates opened at 9 pm and the show was scheduled to start at 9:30 pm.
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Tuesday April 10th, 2007, Certified Addicts at The Island Club Casino. The show
started at 11pm and was well received by many of the multiculturaled crowd present. The band performed many of the crowd
favourties including Knocking On Heavens Door by Guns & Roses as well as Santanas' Evil Woman. They finished off
their set with a popular Adesh Samaroo rendition of Rajin. Peter Plummer was impressive on the guitar doing his renowned Guitar/lead
guitar and lead vocal performance. The Band started as schedule and was on stage and performing without any delays, a feature
that was most impressive and showed the professionalism of the band and their organization.
Friday April 27th 2007, at The Caribbean Vibe Club in Chaguanas. This was one of
the premier events hosted by Rock City International and the night was off to a good start with the Rock City Group (Guys
& Gals) entertaining the audience with some exciting dance moves including well arranged "Break Dancing" to some of the
oldies such as Michael Jacksons "Billie Jean and for those who remember "Dougie Fresh". The first act to hit the stage was
Rahil Babooram and he gave the performance that he is renowned for doing some of his own originals and an excellent rendition
of Yesterday by The Beatles. Next on Stage was The Certified Addicts who in addition to the Original "Rock & Roll Man"
did covers of Knocking on Heavens Door and Hotel California. The last band on stage was Pail, although a new and upcoming
band, the crowd afterwards said they were well entertained and the originals belted out by Pail were of top class. Giveaways
during the night included Baseball Caps, Openers and Playing Cards all with the compliments of Stag, In addition two lucky
patrons walked away with hampers courtesy of Angostura and White Oak. Two patrons also received two tickets to the up coming
Air Supply/Richard Marx & Christopher Cross concert courtesy of Rock City International.

The second show in the series of monthly shows put on by Rock City Internation went
off as schedules with an increased crowd from the previous show. Many patrons were happy with the line up with a new band
on the scene Abyss having the crowd moving. An impromptu session by a patron (of Pink Floyds, Another Brick In The Wall) supported
by Peter Plummer on Guitar was a huge success with the crowd. Patrons afterwards said that they could hardly wait for the
next show in June. Many patrons were glad that Rock City International was taking the initiative in bringing the Rock &
Roll Scene back to live in Chaguanas and Trinidad in general. Patrons were glad to have a venue to see rock in Chaguanas.
Pier 1 on Saturday July 21st 2007 saw the tribute entertainer Shakira together with
columbian dancers. While the show in itself was entertaining and the acts well done, many patrons said that it was too much
of the same old, same old. With tribute bands to acts such as AC/DC, U2, No Doubt, Green Day, Queen and now Shakira, one patron
siad that it is as if the Trini rockers are not good enough for the real acts to visit our shores. Seeing a real act like
The Outfield, Air Supply or REO Speedwagon is something I can tell my kids about said one patron, wo wants to tell their kids
they say a look alike act? Also many patrons complained that they had called in to 95.1 and won tickets which despite numerous
visits to the radio station, they were unable to get. One person who said she had to eventually purchase her ticket said she
visited the station three times and only got excuses. She has gotton no courtesy call from 95 or even an apology. Another
patron said this is not the first time that this has happened and he experienced it for the previous show held by 95.1.
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Saturday April 14th 2007 at The Island club Casino featured the bands Burn and Orange Sky.
Burn was scheduled to go on at 10 pm but due to technical difficulties started at 11 pm. They started their set with
a popular Police hit "Every Little Thing She Does IS Magic", Green Days' "Holiday" and David Boweys' "Pressure" all well received
by the audience. At approximately 1130 pm, they started their set of originals with their accomplished guitarist "Fly" coming
onto the stage to complete the line up. They performed several well arranged originals including a catchy rock ballard called
"Fear" and sizzling one called "The Vicious circle" At 12 pm Orange Sky took the stage at scheduled and their 6 man Rastafari
look was unmistakenly Orange Sky. They had the crowd going with two opening originals "Real Love" and their classic "Leave
I Man Alone", Nigel Rojas showing his talents on The Acoustic Guitar. They followed with a impressive medley of local songs
including Sparrows' "Jean & Dinah, Kitcheners "Sugar BumBum", David Rudders' "Calypso Music" and a popular Andre Tanker
rendition. They also performed an excellent Bob Marleys' "Bald Head" to close off the set.

Nature of Sound Concert featured

Rocky City International held the third show of the monthly rock shows on June 29th, 2007.
From as early as 6pm fans started to congregate at the venue, by 8:30 pm the venue was sold out and there was not even space
to get into the venue. The attending public said that although the place was jam packed it was a rock show as was never seen
before in Chaguanas. The 10 bands that performed had the crowd going from the onset, with hits like Breaking The Law by Judas
Priest and White Wedding by Billy Idol. As promised guest appearances at the start by Mr. Chester Bennington and Mr. Geezer
Butler was a treat the specialy invited crowd greatly appreciated.

Friday July 27th 2007 at The Vibe Club, centropolis Mall, Chaguanas. Although the show was carded
for six (6) bands. Patrons were treated to performances by seven (7) bands including two renditions by musicians during the
one (1) hour improve session. The bands that performed in their order of appearance was Deezen Dey, doing their renditions
of cover songs including and excellent representation of an Audioslave piece as well as Rage In The Machine, next was Broken
Mirroz followed by Stiff Neck. When Abyss took the stage next the capacity crowd went into a frenzie, Abyss was as good as,
if not better than, their previous appearance at The Caribbean Vibe Club. The next two improve sessions were entertaining
and gave the audience the chance to cool their andenaline which was at a point of explosion with the performance of Abyss.
The next band to perform was The Grass Project which did excellent renditions of several popular cover songs. The night was
completed with Gods Debris and Nothing Sphere. The show ended at approximately 1 am with patrons giving high praises to Rock
City International, the bands as well as the DJ, DJ Veleen who supplied the audience with many of the favourites from the
80's, 90's and today!
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Readers Comments.
Rock City International. Nicholas Towers. POS.
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