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| R.I.P. Dave Blood, Bassist of The Dead Milkmen | |
| Mar 11, 2004: Dave Blood, bassist for defunct Philadelphia rock act the Dead Milkmen, committed suicide Wednesday, according to a post by his sister on the band's official message board (http://deadmilkmen.com). He will be missed by all of Philadelphia, and PhillyMusic.com sends our condolences to his family and many friends.
"This morning Dave Blood is no longer with us," wrote Blood's sister, Kathy. "David is my brother. Since the breakup of the band David has never really found his niche in life. My brother was a smart, clever and talented person. Inner peace has seemed to elude him for the last many years. Sometime last night David chose to end his life. He left a note that I don't know all of what it said, he was not elaborate -- but he said he just could not stand to go on any longer." | |
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| Review by Mike | |
| Calcium Abounds in Ardmore Studio Opening PhillyMusic.com was on-board for a gala event held at the re-opening of Milkboy Recording Studios, re-spiffied-up at their new digs on Ardmore Ave in Ardmore, PA, right in the heart of the Main Line. A posh affair, replete with an unfinished keg-and-Tastycakes display room and tux-clad attendants, the evening shindig attracted wealthy investors, oily-haired metalheads, tanned California executives, and a cross-section of some of the Mid-Atlantic's brightest and hottest wannabes and gonnabes, as well as a few of the Philly scene's more recognisable faces. In attendance one could find, among others, members of Muhabla, The Gigglesticks, The Second Floor, The Butch Ross Band, Shackamaxon, Triad, The Reason, and many more. Helping out, as always, were Jason Long, Dave Sherman, and their crew from Alchemy Music Marketing, a venture intertwined with Milkboy. They shop Milkboy artists (as well as any other 'top shelf' talent they come across in Philly) to labels and kick doors open locally for gigging and promotional opportunities. After only a few weeks of business, Alchemy is already getting the attention some of the major record labels in NYC. Founded in the Greater Northeast with Jamie Lokoff and engineer Tommy Joyner, Milkboy's new studios represent months of careful planning and remodeling of the basement of 44 W Lancaster Ave, stretching under what used to be David's Bridal. The studios offer a full pallette of services including multi-track digital recording, mixing, mastering, sound design, and digital editing, and they also house an independent record label, MilkBoy Records. Their site is available at http://www.milkboyrecording.com and they can be contacted at (610) MILK-300. | |