The Local Mix Tape

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Friday, April 17th, 2009 at 10:05 am

What’s up dudes,

 

So I saw one of the pilot on line bloggers talk about a mix tape and that you need to get it.  I also think that you should a mix tape, but this one is straight local.  So what I’m going to do is give you 15 songs from local artists that you should put on a mix tape.  15 different artists.  15 different styles of music.   15 songs that will get you into the local scene. 

 

  1. Chasing Corona – Sand to Stone
  2.  The Influence – Slippin’
  3.  Jackmove – Hurricane Hunter
  4. Freedom Hawk – On The Other Side
  5. The Pawnshop Lifters – One False Move
  6. Rylo – Freakshow
  7. The Rats – Norfolk City Rockers
  8. Mike Federalli – Lace Up
  9. Dreadline – Wake the Dead
  10. The Villains – Bang Bang Boom
  11.  Tango Storm – Blow Job
  12. Superock – Down That Road
  13. Walt Redmond Jr – Prayers
  14. Never So – Fever 101
  15. Heather Jeanette – Time To Kill

 

There are tons more that I would add, but I just wanted to give you a taste.  This would make a hell of a mix tape.

 

The Silver Fox

 

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ABOUT THE WRITER
For over 7 years, Alfredo Torres helped spread joy, laughter and music over the local airwaves. Getting his start as a regular on the Mike and Bob show, he took his talents to his own, "Alfredo Torres Debacale," before moving on to 100.5 Max FM's Locals Lounges where he featured the most talented local rock bands in the Hampton Roads area. He went on to host a successful video blog for Port Folio Weekly and currently is featured on Bob's Boneyard, a podcast staring himself along with Bob Fresh and Manny Fresh formally of the Mike and Bob show and Torres vs Zombies, a zombie survival podcast. He has been there, done that and has the T-shirt to prove it, even if the T-shirt doesn't fit anymore. Widely respected for his quick wit, knowledge of music and zombies, and a passion for local artist, The Silver Fox doesn't follow the politically correct path.
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