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thanks to anyone who do this, the support is much appreciated.

mike

here is the code for the other one.


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I have to thank Krystie once more for her amazing work.

peace and love
mike

Here is the code for the banner.

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Just take out the *'s

I want to thank Krystie so much for this, she is the best.

thanks so much for all the support anyone has shown me.
mike

Ride Your Bike They've Got Plans- 2005 Review by Tiny Elvis Band Members: Mike Getches and Matt Weitz Boston Mass now have themselves a World Series Title and now also have themselves a front runner to rock and roll stardom. This Title is now within the reach of the band known as Ride Your Bike and they are giving lessons so pick up your pen and take some notes. This self produced 6 track EP entitled “They’ve Got Plans” drives right at you with a slight familiarity to that of Modest Mouse with the singing style of Mike Getches in track 1’s “The Time We Took Those Chances”. The Lyrics and Delivery are brilliantly done with the story telling and song structure to that of one far more on in years then this protégé. Getches comes at you equally strong on track 2 “It was a Little Foggy” and 3’s “Lullaby” once again with grace and elegance. “Lullaby” gives me a bit of a Ben Lee feel from the days of “Grandpa Would” ah the days before Bens balls dropped and the sound did the same. That has nothing to do with these two but I had to vent about Ben Lee and his Clare Days. Anyway, track 4 is not a bad song but I feel that it doesn’t mesh well with the style established in the first 3 tracks. It’s a bit of a Sunny Day Real Estate Feel. The Motif of the albums falls back into line with “I’m Telling You to Avoid This” and even Track 6’s “It Doesn’t Matter”. I strongly look forward to more from these cats and cant wait for their talent to be found and I can’t imagine it will be long for that to happen. This is Indie Rock the way it was meant to be heard Just a review for those who are interested. mike

I have returned home. Ride Your Bike headquarters has moved to Boston, MA. I am currently in the thick of the writing for the new album, and we are set to record in July. New songs may be popping up here and there, as I demo them in my apartment. More to come. mike