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I am really upset about your "comedown dept" David. Honestly, it's comments like these that create the image that the Inland Empire has no class and little or no culture. I am on the committee for the Upland Music and Arts Festival and we really tried to make this a very classy a-one event. Come and check it out!
Ann Thomas

Ann Thomas wrote:

I am really upset about your "comedown dept" David. Honestly, it's comments like these that create the image that the Inland Empire has no class and little or no culture. I am on the committee for the Upland Music and Arts Festival and we really tried to make this a very classy a-one event. Come and check it out!
Ann Thomas

it has no class or culture because it is highly influence the la culture. our culture is of having no culture. we adapt

Dave count me in as finding the "Comedown" bit a little inappropriate. Heck, even Winona Ryder's not Winona Ryder;
http://www.montrealgazette.com/entertainment/...

A friend's band opened for S.A.@ Wolf & Rismiller's Country Club at the kick-off of "And The Horse They Rode In On" tour, I met them backstage they were very cool, downhome Midwestern types who played a very strong live act-even though that tour was cut short by Dave Pirner's tinnitus. To still play after the death of a founding member should be commended, not ripped on. And those who attended James Brown's Bonelli Park show said he gave a great concert-I'm sure it was a bigger crowd than at Ontario's Royal Tahitian Club;
http://www.tikiroom.com/img/8169x496839b3.jpg

they care wrote:

<quoted text>it has no class or culture because it is highly influence the la culture. our culture is of having no culture. we adapt

Huh??? does this make any sense??????????

The fact that Soul Asylum isnt lighting up the marquees of somewhere more familiar say the troubadour and has to settle for a show in your typical Inland Empire burb has to be a shot to the ego.