The first EP for the band VersaEmerge originally released in 2007 (pre-FBR) and sung by then vocalist, Spencer Pearson. The band still contained guitarist Blake Harnage and drummer Anthony Martone.
The tracklist:
1. "Forced Doors On The 14th Floor" 4:22
2. "The Blank Static Screen" 5:37
3. "Cities Built On Sand" 5:42
4. "Ennui" 4:19
The tracklist:
1. "Forced Doors On The 14th Floor" 4:22
2. "The Blank Static Screen" 5:37
3. "Cities Built On Sand" 5:42
4. "Ennui" 4:19
by eliseisradd July 8, 2009
Get the Cities Built On Sand mug.A rock band with originally 2 members, Matthew (Bassist) and Victor (Guitarist), who are also the founders of the band. Soon they got Innes on the drums. They are all from a Christian church in B.C. called Vancouver Chinese Baptist Church.
The name of their band has no correlation to Los Angeles, U.S.A. (L.A.).
The name of their band has no correlation to Los Angeles, U.S.A. (L.A.).
Stranger 1: I heard Cities of L.A. is coming to town next month.
Stranger 2: I know! I got tickets already. How 'bout you?
Stranger 1: Not yet, unfortunately.
Stranger 2: That sucks! Argh, I hate to tell you this, but it's all sold out!
Stranger 2: I know! I got tickets already. How 'bout you?
Stranger 1: Not yet, unfortunately.
Stranger 2: That sucks! Argh, I hate to tell you this, but it's all sold out!
by nwonknU May 31, 2005
Get the Cities of L.A. mug.A simple exclamation of happiness when something sensical will not do. It is an obscure reference to both Mexicans (though not hateful) and some sort of food.
If one were ever to open a hot chilies stand, it would have to be served out of gondola. Why? It just does, even though it makes no sense. It's logical in an illogical way. To panhandle this food, one would yell, "Gondola hot chilies for sale!"
If one were ever to open a hot chilies stand, it would have to be served out of gondola. Why? It just does, even though it makes no sense. It's logical in an illogical way. To panhandle this food, one would yell, "Gondola hot chilies for sale!"
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John: "Wow, this is fun!"
Chris: "Yeah it is."
(awkward silence)
Andrew: "Hot chilies!"
John: "Gondola hot chilies..."
Andrew: "... for sale"
Chris laughs.
John: "Wow, this is fun!"
Chris: "Yeah it is."
(awkward silence)
Andrew: "Hot chilies!"
John: "Gondola hot chilies..."
Andrew: "... for sale"
Chris laughs.
by John February 14, 2004
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involved a load of spaniards running about south america looking for el dorado. they never found it and it all got a bit wierd with a Atlantis/was god an astronaut type stuff. There was a really annying kid in it with a mouth like a monkeys who used to shout "Estaban! Estaban!" when ever he got scared
involved a load of spaniards running about south america looking for el dorado. they never found it and it all got a bit wierd with a Atlantis/was god an astronaut type stuff. There was a really annying kid in it with a mouth like a monkeys who used to shout "Estaban! Estaban!" when ever he got scared
by bigmeuprudeboy September 11, 2003
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Get the 7 Cities mug.used to define a band that totally wails. they go on tours and put on great shows. everyone loves to get out and mosh the their songs.
by looip0 March 7, 2010
Get the intensity in ten cities mug.TC is a major misnomer. The term implies that the physically merging Minneapolis and St Paul are more or less twins (ie alike), when they are not. Minneapolis is a major metropolitan city (with everything that goes with it), while St Paul is an overgrown cow-town that no one has heard of. Minneapolis is just like any major city: rectangular blocks with neatly numbered streets, active cultural and social life, ghetto areas, ritz, pizzazz, panache, gravitas, fluff, you get the picture. St Paul (about 8 miles to the east) looks and feels significantly dumpier. The streets make no sense whatsoever, there is much less going on (the city even has a website to promote its 'culture'), except for a few festivals, like the Ice Palace (not exactly a good marketing scheme for a state already burdened by significant cold-related image issues). The town, despite being the state capital and all, has the down-home feel of a ruffled diner serving huge pancakes and diluted coffee.
by Hernand Poncho January 22, 2005
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