01-17-04 PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - MAY 2017: wax statue of Andy Warhol in a wax statue museum in the Czech Republic in the capital Prague Bruce Davison at the 19th Annual Night Of 100 Stars Gala. 05-06-07 Robert Klein at the 'CBS - UPN All Star Party' at Avalon, Hollywood, CA. 07-02-04 Stan Winston at a special screening of Columbia Picture's and Revolution Studio's 'Darkness Falls' at Mann National Theater, Westwood, CA 01-22-03 Larry King at the Los Angeles Premiere of 'Shrek The Third'. 02-12-05 Chuck Barris at the premiere of Miramax's 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' at the Mann Bruin Theater, Westwood, CA 12-11-02 Larry King, talk show host and personal friend of Marlon Brando, at CNN Studios for an appearance on Larry King Live reminiscing about the late actor Marlon Brando, Hollywood, CA. Dennis Franz at the Wrap Party for NYPD BLUE and their 12th Season, Ebell Theatre, Los Angeles, CA. People love Photo Booths and enjoy them at parties and other events all year long. A man smile and poses for his photo to be taken while in a Photo Booth with a Red Curtain background.

We’re all the product of Southern families, growing up in Georgia, who are very Christian, and look what happened - we’re in a rock band and all we want to do is play heavy rock right now.Ed Harris at the 'Man and Woman of Style' Awards, Barker Hangar, Santa Monica, CA 12-02-04 Dennis Franz at the Wrap Party for NYPD BLUE and their 12th Season, Ebell Theatre, Los Angeles, CA. “But when I was in 15 on spring break, I was in Pensacola and I bought a copy of ‘The Bends’ and it blew my mind. “I remember thinking, ‘I’m never going to listen to this devil music.’ “I remember walking into my older sister’s room when I was 7 and there was a copy of Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ and Radiohead’s ‘The Bends,’ ” Freeman recalls. Who would have ever thought Freeman and his friends would embark on such an endeavor 20 years ago? Back then, the members attended Christian schools that eschewed any secular music. But now, we’re trying to bring the rock into the alternative scene.” “I love Conor Oberst and Elliott Smith, but I think the frat kids and the pretty people were turned off by that style of music. “I think a lot of people got sick of emo since you can’t dance to it and it makes you want to cry,” he says. It’s been so long since there were big-sounding rock bands out there.”Įmo, according to Freeman, killed or at least maimed rock. I have nothing against Mumford and Sons, but that style of music is so genteel for the alternative scene, so we decided to rock. “I hate saying it: ‘electronic dance music.’ There’s too much of that and then there are bands like Mumford and Sons. “There are so many EDM bands out there.” Freeman says. I so badly wanted to make a loud rock record.”įreeman and his bandmates, which include guitarist Robert McDowell, bassist Andy Prince and drummer Tim Very, saw the dearth of hard-hitting bands. I think it’s a great theme, but I’m so caught up in the rock side of this project.

That is touched on throughout this album. “The world is very different than how it is presented to you when you were a child or in high school. “What ‘Cope’ is about is what it’s like to become an adult and how difficult that is,” Freeman says.

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