2010-07-29T18:38:57-05:00http://marcyplayground.comMarcy Playground NewsCD Review: Leaving Wonderland....In A Fit Of Rage2010-07-14T11:44:14-05:002010-07-14T11:44:14-05:00Marcy Playground
CD Review: Marcy Playground Is “Leaving Wonderland”
Marcy Playground hit it big in 1997 with the song “Sex & Candy” from their debut album. Since then, the band has tried to recapture that notoriety with minimal success. After their sophomore slump “Shapeshifter,” they released the album “MP3” in 2004. After some minor comeback success, Marcy Playground released “Leaving Wonderland…In A Fit Of Rage” in 2009.The album begins with the lead-off single “Blackbird.” Fans will be happy with the band’s sound as they stick close to their roots of success. The passion front-man John Wozniak has for this record is felt in the songs “Gin And Money” and “Emporer” containing some of the album’s most powerful vocals. The songs “Star Baby” and “I Must Have Been Dreaming” have a sweet, playfulness quality to them. The gentleness of “Irene” and “Good Times” are welcome additions to the band’s overall alternative sound. “Memphis,” originally released as a b-side, was resurrected for this album and is the strongest song on the album. The stripped down acoustic sound brings out the song’s wonderful lyrics.Marcy Playground will be performing at the Alive At Five in Stamford, CT on July 1st. Also fans can expect an album of “b-sides” and previously unreleased songs expanding through the band’s entire 13-year career to be released later this year. For a full list of tour dates and information, check out the band’s website www.marcyplayground.com.
Submitted by Jim Pasinki on Mon, 06/28/2010 - 23:04
CD Review: Marcy Playground Is “Leaving Wonderland”
Marcy Playground hit it big in 1997 with the song “Sex & Candy” from their debut album. Since then, the band has tried to recapture that notoriety with minimal success. After their sophomore slump “Shapeshifter,” they released the album “MP3” in 2004. After some minor comeback success, Marcy Playground released “Leaving Wonderland…In A Fit Of Rage” in 2009.The album begins with the lead-off single “Blackbird.” Fans will be happy with the band’s sound as they stick close to their roots of success. The passion front-man John Wozniak has for this record is felt in the songs “Gin And Money” and “Emporer” containing some of the album’s most powerful vocals. The songs “Star Baby” and “I Must Have Been Dreaming” have a sweet, playfulness quality to them. The gentleness of “Irene” and “Good Times” are welcome additions to the band’s overall alternative sound. “Memphis,” originally released as a b-side, was resurrected for this album and is the strongest song on the album. The stripped down acoustic sound brings out the song’s wonderful lyrics.Marcy Playground will be performing at the Alive At Five in Stamford, CT on July 1st. Also fans can expect an album of “b-sides” and previously unreleased songs expanding through the band’s entire 13-year career to be released later this year. For a full list of tour dates and information, check out the band’s website www.marcyplayground.com.
Submitted by Jim Pasinki on Mon, 06/28/2010 - 23:04 http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=811395736"Studio 10 Live Performance/Interview2010-07-10T09:44:59-05:002010-07-10T09:44:59-05:00Marcy Playground
While down in FL the band stopped by Studio 10 for an interview and performance! You can check it out here:
http://www.studio10.tv/day/friday/segment.aspx/135334/Marcy_Playground
While down in FL the band stopped by Studio 10 for an interview and performance! You can check it out here:
http://www.studio10.tv/day/friday/segment.aspx/135334/Marcy_Playground http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=793900430"BUZZ 103.1 Interview2010-07-08T08:40:16-05:002010-07-08T08:40:16-05:00Marcy Playground
BUZZ 103.1 Interview with Woz….
http://buzz103.radio.com/2010/07/06/interview-marcy-playground/
BUZZ 103.1 Interview with Woz….
http://buzz103.radio.com/2010/07/06/interview-marcy-playground/ http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=785233567"Marcy Playground Plots Two South Florida Shows This Week...2010-07-08T08:30:57-05:002010-07-08T08:30:57-05:00Marcy Playground
Read the article here!
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/countygrind/2010/07/marcy_playground_roxys_rocketown.php
Read the article here!
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/countygrind/2010/07/marcy_playground_roxys_rocketown.php http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=785209105"Check out Marcy Playground LIVE on Studio 10!!!!!2010-07-07T11:12:10-05:002010-07-07T11:12:10-05:00Marcy Playground
Check out Marcy Playground LIVE on Studio 10, the Tampa Bay area’s ONLY totally local mid-morning network entertainment program. 10 a.m. Friday, July 9th on Channel 10, CBS. www.studio10.tv
Check out Marcy Playground LIVE on Studio 10, the Tampa Bay area’s ONLY totally local mid-morning network entertainment program. 10 a.m. Friday, July 9th on Channel 10, CBS. www.studio10.tv http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=781469824"2010-06-23T12:03:49-05:002010-06-23T12:03:49-05:00Marcy Playgroundhttp://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=729292947"Marcy Playground to play Florence on comeback tour2010-06-23T10:20:02-05:002010-06-23T10:20:02-05:00Marcy Playground
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NEW YORK – On July 7th, 2009 Marcy Playground made their highly anticipated comeback with their fourth studio album Leaving Wonderland…In A Fit Of Rage and felt the early love from radio programmers. This early success with strong tracks like “Blackbird”, “Devil Woman”, “Star Baby” and “Good Times” is paving the way for a well-seasoned rock band that’s back in 2010 with a new vibe and track list to match.
The group is scheduled to play at Spin Entertainment Complex in Florence June 25
In 1997 Marcy Playground dominated the airways and the charts with “Sex and Candy”, a hit that gave them much attention. After a five years hiatus, Marcy Playground’s sound has matured but still exerts John Wozniak’s quirky lyrics and catchy melodies. Marcy Playground has come a long way from “Sex and Candy” and can’t wait to share the music from Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit Of Rage.
A highly original and melodic modern rock band, Marcy Playground exploded onto the scene back in 1997 with the insanely irresistible hit single “Sex And Candy,” a song that notched [a then-record] fifteen consecutive weeks at number one on Billboard’s U.S. Modern Rock tracks chart and a self-titled debut album that went on to sell 1.7 million copies. Subsequent albums Shapeshifter (1999) and Marcy Playground 3 (”MP3”) (2004) showcased two periods of tremendous creative evolution for the group, and have gone on to enjoy something of “cult classic” status among the band’s many loyal fans.
On their riveting and keenly-anticipated fourth album, Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit Of Rage, Marcy Playground return to action in triumphant fashion. Armed with songs born of an intense and turbulent period in his life, Marcy Playground’s main man, singer/guitarist John Wozniak, has fashioned a record that digs deep, taking the listener on an exhilarating and satisfying emotional and musical rollercoaster ride. Its creator is justifiably proud of his accomplishment, stating “this is the most personal record I’ve ever made, and I think it’s the thing that will connect most with other people.”
vote
nowBuzz up!
NEW YORK – On July 7th, 2009 Marcy Playground made their highly anticipated comeback with their fourth studio album Leaving Wonderland…In A Fit Of Rage and felt the early love from radio programmers. This early success with strong tracks like “Blackbird”, “Devil Woman”, “Star Baby” and “Good Times” is paving the way for a well-seasoned rock band that’s back in 2010 with a new vibe and track list to match.
The group is scheduled to play at Spin Entertainment Complex in Florence June 25
In 1997 Marcy Playground dominated the airways and the charts with “Sex and Candy”, a hit that gave them much attention. After a five years hiatus, Marcy Playground’s sound has matured but still exerts John Wozniak’s quirky lyrics and catchy melodies. Marcy Playground has come a long way from “Sex and Candy” and can’t wait to share the music from Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit Of Rage.
A highly original and melodic modern rock band, Marcy Playground exploded onto the scene back in 1997 with the insanely irresistible hit single “Sex And Candy,” a song that notched [a then-record] fifteen consecutive weeks at number one on Billboard’s U.S. Modern Rock tracks chart and a self-titled debut album that went on to sell 1.7 million copies. Subsequent albums Shapeshifter (1999) and Marcy Playground 3 (”MP3”) (2004) showcased two periods of tremendous creative evolution for the group, and have gone on to enjoy something of “cult classic” status among the band’s many loyal fans.
On their riveting and keenly-anticipated fourth album, Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit Of Rage, Marcy Playground return to action in triumphant fashion. Armed with songs born of an intense and turbulent period in his life, Marcy Playground’s main man, singer/guitarist John Wozniak, has fashioned a record that digs deep, taking the listener on an exhilarating and satisfying emotional and musical rollercoaster ride. Its creator is justifiably proud of his accomplishment, stating “this is the most personal record I’ve ever made, and I think it’s the thing that will connect most with other people.”
http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=729186733"Marcy Playground announce Alaska show (9/25@9pm)2010-06-16T10:18:13-05:002010-06-16T10:18:13-05:00Marcy Playground
Marcy Playground announce Alaska show
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Posted: June 11, 2010 - 3:30 pm
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Someone just forwarded us a press release from Family Tree announcing an upcoming show from Marcy Playground. The band is best known for 1997’s “Sex and Candy.”
When: Saturday, Sept. 25, 9 p.m.Where: Chilkoot Charlie’sHow Much: $20-$25Age: 21 And olderTickets: Inside Koots or at Groovetickets.com More info:familytreepresents.com
—Spencer Shroyer
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Marcy Playground announce Alaska show
Posted by playblog
Posted: June 11, 2010 - 3:30 pm
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Someone just forwarded us a press release from Family Tree announcing an upcoming show from Marcy Playground. The band is best known for 1997’s “Sex and Candy.”
When: Saturday, Sept. 25, 9 p.m.Where: Chilkoot Charlie’sHow Much: $20-$25Age: 21 And olderTickets: Inside Koots or at Groovetickets.com More info:familytreepresents.com
—Spencer Shroyer
Read more: http://community.adn.com/adn/node/152018#ixzz0r1sewvLc http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=704704146"Marcy Playgound @ Studio Seven2010-06-16T10:03:16-05:002010-06-16T10:03:16-05:00Marcy Playground
Happenings
Tonight: Marcy Playground at Studio Seven, John Vanderslice & Karl Blau at the Tractor, Jazz Bands at Garfield High School
By Erin Thompson, Sunday, Jun. 13 2010 @ 7:00AM Categories: Happenings Share
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Marcy Playground, with Theory Of Flight, Van Eps, Amsterdam, The Taphandles. Studio Seven, 110 S. Horton St., 286-1312. 7 p.m. $14. All ages. Before Marcy Playground released “Sex and Candy” 1997, I didn’t know you could say “sex” on the radio, let along smell it or compare it to candy. The lethargic rhythm and the puzzlingly naughty lyrics about devious stares and disco lemonade were all so deliciously forbidden to me, a 12-year-old product of a conservative Christian household. 13 years later, Marcy Playground’s recent efforts (a full-length last year, a rarities disc to come later this year) will never match their 90s success, but that sedated song has stood the test of time. Anyone over 20 can imitate frontman (and Evergreen State College alum) John Wozniak’s sleepy purr of “I smell sex and cannn-dy, yeah.” And it’s probably still the laziest song to ever hit the Top 40. ERIN K. THOMPSON
Happenings
Tonight: Marcy Playground at Studio Seven, John Vanderslice & Karl Blau at the Tractor, Jazz Bands at Garfield High School
By Erin Thompson, Sunday, Jun. 13 2010 @ 7:00AM Categories: Happenings Share
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Marcy Playground, with Theory Of Flight, Van Eps, Amsterdam, The Taphandles. Studio Seven, 110 S. Horton St., 286-1312. 7 p.m. $14. All ages. Before Marcy Playground released “Sex and Candy” 1997, I didn’t know you could say “sex” on the radio, let along smell it or compare it to candy. The lethargic rhythm and the puzzlingly naughty lyrics about devious stares and disco lemonade were all so deliciously forbidden to me, a 12-year-old product of a conservative Christian household. 13 years later, Marcy Playground’s recent efforts (a full-length last year, a rarities disc to come later this year) will never match their 90s success, but that sedated song has stood the test of time. Anyone over 20 can imitate frontman (and Evergreen State College alum) John Wozniak’s sleepy purr of “I smell sex and cannn-dy, yeah.” And it’s probably still the laziest song to ever hit the Top 40. ERIN K. THOMPSON http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=704669593"Marcy Playground Interview - Backstage Pass!2010-06-14T20:06:47-05:002010-06-14T20:06:47-05:00Marcy Playground
Check out this two part interview with John Wozniak done at the Royal Lounge in Olympia, WA!
Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQFR5eqd5lc
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbawk9YbaOw
Check out this two part interview with John Wozniak done at the Royal Lounge in Olympia, WA!
Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQFR5eqd5lc
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbawk9YbaOw http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=699256961"Marcy Playground swings into Olympia2010-06-11T16:40:36-05:002010-06-11T16:40:36-05:00Marcy Playground
http://www.theolympian.com/2010/06/11/1267998/marcy-playground-swings-into-olympia.html
http://www.theolympian.com/2010/06/11/1267998/marcy-playground-swings-into-olympia.html http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=688222297"Lost Horizon, Syracuse NY2010-06-02T09:42:10-05:002010-06-02T09:42:10-05:00Marcy Playground
Music, Top Entertainment »
Marcy Playground plays at the Lost Horizon
By Mark Bialczak/The Post-Standard
May 19, 2010, 12:01AM
Photo by Tony NelsonComing to the Lost Horizon in Syracuse on Thursday is Marcy Playground: left to right, Slomie Lavie, Dylan Keefe and front man John Wozniak.
The rock trio Marcy Playground made its first noise outside of Manhattan in 1997, with a pop-friendly song by the name of “Sex and Candy.”
Radio loved the sound of frontman and guitarist John Wozniak, bass player Dylan Keefe and drummer Dan Reiser.
So they played it. And played it some more. And still played it.
The first single from the band’s self-titled debut album spent 15 straight weeks as No. 1 on the Billboard modern rock tracks chart.
Wonderful, Wozniak recalls during a phone interview Monday from his Toronto home.
“It gave us the opportunity to have a career that’s lasted this long,” says Wozniak, who sings with Marcy Playground on Thursday night at the Lost Horizon in Syracuse.
And, not so wonderful.
“Because it was so big, (Capitol Records’) radio promo guy Phil Costello said, ‘I can’t get them to stop playing this record, so we can get your next single on the radio.’ That song had legs. It kept going and going and going,” Wozniak says.
“The other singles never had a chance to blossom,” he says.
“St. Joe on the School Bus,” for example, “was like No. 12 on the charts,” Wozniak says. “Any other time, that would be considered a huge hit. After ‘Sex and Candy,’ it was considered a huge disappointment.”
Still Wozniak did things his own way for Marcy Playground’s second album, “Shapeshifter.”
“I wanted a rock album that was dark and moody,” he says. “The record company said, ‘Where’s the single?’ We said, ‘Pick one.’”
The Capitol connection ran its course when the label pulled its support in the midst of a tour that had Marcy Playground opening for Counting Crows.
“We said, ‘Give us our release.’ And they did,” Wozniak says.
The third CD, “MP3,” came out in 2004 in the indie label Reality Entertainment. And last year’s recording, “Leaving Wonderland … In a Fit of Rage,” was self-released on Woz Records.
The songs are melodic, compelling and very personal.
Wozniak wrote them to help himself shake depression.
“It was more than just a confessional,” he says. “It was totally therapeutic. I started writing and working on it when stuff in my life was out of control.”
He says he didn’t know he’d record the songs until after they all were written. And, he didn’t know he’d release the songs on an album until his wife talked him into it.
“She was instrumental in bringing me out of my funk,” he says. “She said, ‘Do it. Go for it.’ A lot of the record is about her, about a period where we broke up, and there was another girl involved. If it wasn’t embarrassing for her, it shouldn’t be for me, she said.
“She brought up a good point,” Wozniak says.
Now, with drummer Shlomi Lavie having replaced Reiser, the tour is a happy place.
“Shlomi’s great. He keeps us entertained,” Wozniak says. “The band has never sounded better. Dylan has never been as happy. We travel light. I love life that way. It’s fewer personalities. We get to have fun and do stuff.”
The band has been working hard since last year’s CD release.
They decided to post the 12 tracks on www.indabamusic.com and allow website members to download and remix the songs. Out of 320 submissions, they’ve selected a baker’s dozen — “‘Blackbird’ done twice,” he says — for release on an upcoming album he thinks will be titled “Leaving Wonderland All Mixed Up.”
There’s a live concert DVD recorded at Lee’s Palace in Toronto in the works. They’re also working on an album of rarities and B sides.
“And then also we’re writing more and more,” Wozniak said, “so there’s a new record coming sometime as well.”
The details What: Marcy Playground in concert. Grain Elevator, Dirty Speaker and Allergic to Bears open. When: 7 p.m. Thursday. Where: Lost Horizon, 5863 Thompson Road, Syracuse. Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Available at Sound Garden in Armory Square and Cloud City Comics on Erie Boulevard East.
Music, Top Entertainment »
Marcy Playground plays at the Lost Horizon
By Mark Bialczak/The Post-Standard
May 19, 2010, 12:01AM
Photo by Tony NelsonComing to the Lost Horizon in Syracuse on Thursday is Marcy Playground: left to right, Slomie Lavie, Dylan Keefe and front man John Wozniak.
The rock trio Marcy Playground made its first noise outside of Manhattan in 1997, with a pop-friendly song by the name of “Sex and Candy.”
Radio loved the sound of frontman and guitarist John Wozniak, bass player Dylan Keefe and drummer Dan Reiser.
So they played it. And played it some more. And still played it.
The first single from the band’s self-titled debut album spent 15 straight weeks as No. 1 on the Billboard modern rock tracks chart.
Wonderful, Wozniak recalls during a phone interview Monday from his Toronto home.
“It gave us the opportunity to have a career that’s lasted this long,” says Wozniak, who sings with Marcy Playground on Thursday night at the Lost Horizon in Syracuse.
And, not so wonderful.
“Because it was so big, (Capitol Records’) radio promo guy Phil Costello said, ‘I can’t get them to stop playing this record, so we can get your next single on the radio.’ That song had legs. It kept going and going and going,” Wozniak says.
“The other singles never had a chance to blossom,” he says.
“St. Joe on the School Bus,” for example, “was like No. 12 on the charts,” Wozniak says. “Any other time, that would be considered a huge hit. After ‘Sex and Candy,’ it was considered a huge disappointment.”
Still Wozniak did things his own way for Marcy Playground’s second album, “Shapeshifter.”
“I wanted a rock album that was dark and moody,” he says. “The record company said, ‘Where’s the single?’ We said, ‘Pick one.’”
The Capitol connection ran its course when the label pulled its support in the midst of a tour that had Marcy Playground opening for Counting Crows.
“We said, ‘Give us our release.’ And they did,” Wozniak says.
The third CD, “MP3,” came out in 2004 in the indie label Reality Entertainment. And last year’s recording, “Leaving Wonderland … In a Fit of Rage,” was self-released on Woz Records.
The songs are melodic, compelling and very personal.
Wozniak wrote them to help himself shake depression.
“It was more than just a confessional,” he says. “It was totally therapeutic. I started writing and working on it when stuff in my life was out of control.”
He says he didn’t know he’d record the songs until after they all were written. And, he didn’t know he’d release the songs on an album until his wife talked him into it.
“She was instrumental in bringing me out of my funk,” he says. “She said, ‘Do it. Go for it.’ A lot of the record is about her, about a period where we broke up, and there was another girl involved. If it wasn’t embarrassing for her, it shouldn’t be for me, she said.
“She brought up a good point,” Wozniak says.
Now, with drummer Shlomi Lavie having replaced Reiser, the tour is a happy place.
“Shlomi’s great. He keeps us entertained,” Wozniak says. “The band has never sounded better. Dylan has never been as happy. We travel light. I love life that way. It’s fewer personalities. We get to have fun and do stuff.”
The band has been working hard since last year’s CD release.
They decided to post the 12 tracks on www.indabamusic.com and allow website members to download and remix the songs. Out of 320 submissions, they’ve selected a baker’s dozen — “‘Blackbird’ done twice,” he says — for release on an upcoming album he thinks will be titled “Leaving Wonderland All Mixed Up.”
There’s a live concert DVD recorded at Lee’s Palace in Toronto in the works. They’re also working on an album of rarities and B sides.
“And then also we’re writing more and more,” Wozniak said, “so there’s a new record coming sometime as well.”
The details What: Marcy Playground in concert. Grain Elevator, Dirty Speaker and Allergic to Bears open. When: 7 p.m. Thursday. Where: Lost Horizon, 5863 Thompson Road, Syracuse. Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Available at Sound Garden in Armory Square and Cloud City Comics on Erie Boulevard East. http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=656795553"Marcy Playground Street Team!2010-04-15T21:42:04-05:002010-04-15T21:42:04-05:00Marcy Playground
We are starting an Official Marcy Playground Street Team and are looking for people who are interested in helping out. Right now we are running it via email, but a website is currently in the works. If you would like to be part of the Street Team please send an email to: marcyplayground@beatthestreet.com Please include your name, age, location and what, if any ties you have to your community (ie; ties to local clubs, newspapers, radio, etc).
We are starting an Official Marcy Playground Street Team and are looking for people who are interested in helping out. Right now we are running it via email, but a website is currently in the works. If you would like to be part of the Street Team please send an email to: marcyplayground@beatthestreet.com Please include your name, age, location and what, if any ties you have to your community (ie; ties to local clubs, newspapers, radio, etc). http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=524758223"Toledo Press2010-02-06T08:44:56-06:002010-02-06T08:44:56-06:00Marcy Playground
http://www.toledofreepress.com/2010/02/04/marcy-playground-to-swing-through-town/
http://www.toledofreepress.com/2010/02/04/marcy-playground-to-swing-through-town/ http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=374174913"Jan. 29th Show review!2010-02-02T11:14:02-06:002010-02-02T11:14:02-06:00Marcy Playground
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/marcy-playground-sex-and-candy-and-more/Content?oid=1735147
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/marcy-playground-sex-and-candy-and-more/Content?oid=1735147 http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=367164058"Marcy Playground given new life in reunion2010-01-26T16:29:03-06:002010-01-26T16:29:03-06:00Marcy Playground
http://www.starnewsonline.com/article/20100126/ARTICLES/100129773/1050
http://www.starnewsonline.com/article/20100126/ARTICLES/100129773/1050 http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=354956990"Music Notes2010-01-22T12:45:20-06:002010-01-22T12:45:20-06:00Marcy Playground
http://jacksonville.com/entertainment/music/2010-01-22/story/music_notes_whole_wheat_bread_plays_punk_rock_circus
http://jacksonville.com/entertainment/music/2010-01-22/story/music_notes_whole_wheat_bread_plays_punk_rock_circus http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=347697383"ABC News - The Year in Review: Top 50 Best Albums of 20092010-01-20T10:22:00-06:002010-01-20T10:22:00-06:00Marcy Playground
Check this out! “Leaving Wonderland…in a fit of rage” is #28!!
http://blogs.abcnews.com/allan_raible/2009/12/the-year-in-review-the-top-50-best-albums-of-2009.html
Check this out! “Leaving Wonderland…in a fit of rage” is #28!!
http://blogs.abcnews.com/allan_raible/2009/12/the-year-in-review-the-top-50-best-albums-of-2009.html http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=344473139"Marcy Playground set to play Halligan's2010-01-18T07:58:48-06:002010-01-18T07:58:48-06:00Marcy Playground
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/marcy-playground-set-to-play-halligans/Content?oid=1695962
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/marcy-playground-set-to-play-halligans/Content?oid=1695962 http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=340910028"The Manitoban2010-01-07T09:29:21-06:002010-01-07T09:29:21-06:00Marcy Playground
http://www.themanitoban.com/articles/24127
http://www.themanitoban.com/articles/24127 http://marcyplayground.com/news.php?id=321675300"