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What did Dow Jones And The Industrials Sound like?
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What did Dow Jones And The Industrials Sound like?
by newwavepopman » Sun Mar 21, 2004 5:32 pm
Has anyone ever heard their music? I like their name and was wondering if their music was any good? You can never just go by a name all the time.Sometimes a name can fool you.I see they were a band called The Gizmos first,and I know nothing about them either sorry.Any help out there would be nice.Thanks
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by dowjonesfan » Tue Mar 30, 2004 4:20 pm
I've not only heard them, but I saw their reunion show last May.
DJI was a very Fripp-and-Eno inspired band, not unusual, except that they could pull it off. Guitarist Greg Horn did the best Fripp-inspired playing north of Adrian Belew, and he didn't s
DJI was a very Fripp-and-Eno inspired band, not unusual, except that they could pull it off. Guitarist Greg Horn did the best Fripp-inspired playing north of Adrian Belew, and he didn't s
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