Name cities and their musical heritage

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Small Town:

John Cougar Mellencamp
Bronski Beat
If every KVR member wrote one review a year we'd have 1340 reviews each day!

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Austin, TX:

100+ bands you've never heard of play SXSW or ACL every year and costs several hundred dollars to attend. 80% of those same bands are playing no-cover venues in Austin the rest of the year. Something something live music event etc...
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harryupbabble wrote:
Rappo Clappo wrote:Nijmegen

Van Halen
According to Wikipedia it's Pasadena, California.
Sure, the Van Halen brothers were born in Nijmegen but it seems they are more American than Netherlander or Dutch.
Well, if wiki is your bible, then you are probably correct.
I never make mistakes; I just blame others.

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Rappo Clappo wrote:
harryupbabble wrote:
Rappo Clappo wrote:Nijmegen

Van Halen
According to Wikipedia it's Pasadena, California.
Sure, the Van Halen brothers were born in Nijmegen but it seems they are more American than Netherlander or Dutch.
Well, if wiki is your bible, then you are probably correct.
According to Rolling Stone magazine, it's also Pasadena, California.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artis ... /biography

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The Van Halen brothers' father, Jan, was a freelance saxophone and clarinet player who performed styles ranging from big band to classical in the Netherlands. The family moved to Pasadena, California in 1967, "with 15 dollars and a piano," as Eddie once said. Jan washed dishes, then played in wedding bands to support the family. Beginning around age six both Eddie and Alex received piano lessons and extensive classical music training, but with move to America they discovered rock & roll.
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