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Michael Knott

The definitive Mike Knott site.

A page for Mike's discography.

Elektra's Aunt Bettys page.

A decent Aunt Bettys fan site.
South Florida Hardcore, Spirit-Filled Hardcore (SxFxHxCx)

My hometown heroes, strongarm. Fort Lauderdale's pride and joy.

Set Apart, from Miami. Hear to them here.

C h a l i c e, from St Petersburg.

Misrule, another band from Miami. Haven't heard 'em yet.

South Florida hardcore page, featuring Brethren, Shai Hulud, strongarm, etc.
The ever-passionate stavesacre. They are also on the Godmoney soundtrack.
The throat-tearing intensity of Every Day Life (E.D.L.) is unbridled.
CRASHDOG. JPUSA's social commentators have a new CD.
Honest songwriter Kevin Clay, formerly with My Little Dog China, now solo.
Sixpence None the Richer make you think yet make sense with a rough/smooth pop edge.
Some say MxPx has sold out. I'd have to agree, but they were cool back in the day.
Damien Jurado

SubPop's Official DJ site. A musician.

Take a stroll down Waters Avenue South, DJ's residence.
Johnny Cash is the only country artist I can listen to. He's a storyteller.
Tom Waits (with that bourbon & razorblade throat)

Tom Waits Digest. Excellent site.

Pisa's Tom Waits Page is almost as good.
Gavin Bryars, creator of that transfixing recording, Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet

Gavin's label page, with RealAudio.

Current news about his projects, performances, etc.

A raving review, as usual.
Eclectic taste is a must in Lewis Hollow, Jeremy Enigk's land.
The kings of 90's swing, Seven Foot Politic. Official site.
Ska Ska Ska

Official site for the Insyderz.

Official site for Five Iron Frenzy.

Supertones site.

Yahoo's list of Christian ska bands.
tHe pAGe of tHe sUFFERINg is kLANk's official site.
Labels owned by Frontline Music Group have had the best groups since day one.
FMG paved the way for labels like Tooth & Nail Records.
One of the best indie labels---->Steadfast Records
, home of Roseblossom Punch, Five Iron Frenzy, My Brother's Mother, etc.
Blank Records, the indie label that put Set Apart & Chalice on one CD.
RadRockers, for all yer underground, independent, & imported Xian music needs (and wants).
The Refuge Store. Sorta like RadRockers, with cooler shtuff.
Christian Punk Page. Excellent site.
Blenderhead is no more, but the emo post-punk band lives on online.
The Huntingtons, more of that catchy pop-punk.
Holy Hip-Hop

Str8 From the Jesus Underground.

Gospel Gangstas. Tha OGG'z go on. . .

T-Bone, the Demon Executa hittin' switches tonight...

Against Tha Flow, site for lyrix, graffiti, etc.

Godzhouse has holy hip-hop & R 'n' B.
Fleming & John. What else can one say?
Fort Lauderdale Highlanders. Haven't heard 'em, but they got bagpipes!
Christian Death Metal & Grindcore Page
Still seeking a frequency, Miami's CALL FM will rawk the South Florida airwaves.
Hepcat Corner is the source for vintage rockabilly, swing, blues, & R&B.
Haven't yet heard the Dandy Warhols, but they look like they have no style.
Razor & Tie Entertainment produces the gritty, real stuff.
Welcome to spy jazz!
Uncle Sam's Music has everything from Jewel to body jewelry.
The Lyric Station has lyrics to thousands of songs online.
For the women who make classic films classics, check out Classic Actresses and Kiss Me Deadly.
The film Godmoney is directed by Darren Doane and features many T & N artists on the soundtrack.
Mr. Bean goes internet.
Gonzaga British comedy & sci-fi page.
Use live webcams to see the world from your computer.
The brilliant Law & Order is a must see.
The only techno group I can stand: The Echoing Green. They made a great video in Prague.
Chumbawamba. Had to have at least one British band.
Jesus & Mary Chain may be British, but more importantly they're Scots!
Television channels (yes, I occasionally watch)

Turner Classic Movies is the ultimate for classic cinema.

Bravo airs the artistic programs & classic movies no one else shows.

fxM obviously shows the gems from Fox's studios.

Nick-at-Nite & TV Land show vintage television at its finest (most of the time).

Dobie Gillis would fit into that last category.