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Posted by heretic:
finally some intellegent life on this website. im so tired of limpdipsh*t and stinkin park getting all the credit for rap rock. reveille ownz all in this genre of music. hands down no contest. all who disagree can lick my balls.
Posted by Yaser Anwer:
Dude!
Reveille is fukin awsme. The RAP plus ROCK = Reveille rules. i can't fukin believe the comeback of the band. after their first album they are just too good to hear. Limp Bizkit is in a wrong place man they suck my dick and if you put Reveille in their place and just guess what the fan base can show
Posted by Spence:
Here in AZ Reveille isn't very popular. Except in my group of friends. We think Reveille are one of the (if not THE) best band out there. Their lyrics are as hard as their music, which is something really important in any style of music. One of my fav songs is from their bleed the sky album, it's called Down to None. He's krazy cool in that song. There's only about 2 spots where u can tell he takes a breath from singing. Well, jus thought i'd share that with whoever cares.
Posted by Jackie D'Agostino:
Reveille
The Vanderbilt, Plainview NY
04.03.02
Im not even sure where to begin. Five guys from the Boston area that call themselves Reveille, basically blew me away. Along with Breaking Point, together they opened for Sevendust at the Vanderbilt in Plainview NY. It was much anticipated, sold show and incidentally the opening night of the tour. Spectators packed out the venue an hour before the show actually kicked off. You would never have known it was the opening night, because Reveille played with enthusiasm, confidence and of course, the most important part to sum up the equation; talent.
Band members Drew Simollardes (vocals), Justin Wilson (drums), Carl Randolph (bass), Steve Miloszewski (guitar) and newcomer Chris Turner (guitar) were full of electrifying energy and have a real knack for what they are doing. As a recent addition to the band, Chris was right at home. Their stage presence, which was powerful and captivating, kept concert goers in a heightened state of euphoria while still inviting the audiences expected frenzy and uproar that the music evokes.
Their set list consisted of 9 songs including What You Got, opening with Unborn from their 2001album Bleed The Sky and ending their set with Flesh and Blood from their 1999 album entitled Laced. Their lyrics range in emotion, yet they are all compelling.
I was lucky enough to speak with them after the show. The pleasure was by far all mine. After speaking with bassist Carl, he helped reiterate what I had already known------Reveille is one of the most down to earth bands I have met. Unfortunately there are bands that make good music but for all the wrong reasons. It obvious that these guys are doing what they are passionate about and they are doing one hell of a job.
Ill break it down real simple for you.
Reveille put on one ass kicking of a show.
Posted by BadAsh1227:
Justin's drumming was awesome! he is such a cutie!
Posted by BadAsh1227:
In my opinion,Reveille is one of the greatest bands I've ever met.Not only are their lyrics awesome,but they are the nicest people I've ever met.I was at the shooting of their video at the Tsongas arena.What I saw was that this band really cared about their fans.Most bands who make it big let everything go straight to their heads.Reveille took time to sign my drumhead as well as other peoples shirts, cd's,ect.They are very friendly and are a great inspiration to me.Watching them play makes me want to stick with playing the drums and guitar.When I left the Tsongas arena I looked at my friend and we both knew that we had to go back and see them.That how they just make you feel.Their music keeps you wanting to hear more and the kind of humane people they are keeps you wanting to follow them wherever they go.
