badlees造句

• The band had not been completely satisfied with The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time and planned on naming this next one simply " The Badlees " as a deliberate signal that they were returning to the " roots rock " sound.
• Although " The Day's Parade " fell far short of the bands goal of releasing a new " album ", it was the first new published material from the Badlees in nearly three and a half years.
• Featuring members of The Badlees, as do all of his recordings, it received airplay on 14 radio stations, hit the Top-5 on the NEPA singles chart and also appeared on the " Concert For A Cause II " album.
• With the album that the band had prepared for and worked on for nearly four years finally released on August 24, 1999, the Badlees were ready to go on the road nationally in support of the album, as they had for River Songs.
• They produced special cassette singles with remixed versions of their songs to sell at shows, while directing audience members to a local retailer to buy the full-length album, a strategy employed by Selders to gain credibility for the Badlees among the major record chains.
• Not wanting to have such a gap between albums, like between the last two, the Badlees released a " greatest hits " album in 2012 titled " " See Me as a Picture; The Best So Far ( 1990 2012 ) " ".
• ""'It Ain't for You " "', The Badlees debut EP, was recorded in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Hoboken, New Jersey, and mixed by Bret Alexander back at Susquehanna Sound in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.
• Bret Alexander and Mike Naydock did many songwriting sessions in late 2002 through 2003, intending to have a new Badlees album in 2004, but this album failed to materialize due to other projects that Alexander, Fetchko, and Saturation Acres were involved in at the time.
• Frustrated, The Badlees went and recorded a whole new album, " Amazing Grace ", independently, a move that could not possibly be ignored by the folks at the new Universal Music Group, and was bound to cause some movement one way or another.
• In March 2004, Jeff Feltenberger announced he was officially leaving the Badlees as he planned to pursue a career as a record producer / engineer as well as launch his new band " Sweet Pea Felty ", the first shift in personnel among the musicians since 1991.