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Posted: 21 Sep 2004 10:40 PM |
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
Tickets 10 bucks
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
Tickets 10 bucks
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Posted: 21 Sep 2004 10:40 PM |
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
Tickets 10 bucks
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Posted: 21 Sep 2004 10:40 PM |
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Nov. 5th @ Stone Street at Caesars Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe, NV
PAST SHOW
ALL day rock festival this Saturday (09/25 called TIDE FEST 2004) In RENO NV
featuring: Livitz Livitz, Keyser Soze, Red Cell, The Dicks, Convicted Innocence and 4 bands from L.A........
Where? FLowing TideII 465 S.Meadows Pkwy. Reno, NV
When? 12pm-10pm
Sponsored by BUD Weiser TRUE MUSIC http://www.budweiser.com/
BUD and Margarita Specials ALL DAY LONG!
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Posted: 12 Jul 2004 01:12 PM |
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Posted: 12 Jul 2004 01:12 PM |
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Posted: 12 Jul 2004 01:12 PM |
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Posted: 12 Jul 2004 01:12 PM |
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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Posted: 12 Jul 2004 01:12 PM |
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Puliz has high aspirations for his band, Livitz Livtiz. But he holds no grand illusion either.” We might not amaze you with our musical ability or playing,” said Puliz, 21. “If you want to be amazed, listen to Mozart. We’re here to show people how to have a good time.”
The recipe for lots of good times can be found on the band’s debut CD, “beer bongs & Back Flips.” A CD-release party is on March 28 at the Little Wal. The CD will sell for $9.99 and will be sold, and replaced on a listening post, at Tower Records.
The 11-track CD is a snapshot of the four-piece band’s philosophy on-stage and off.
“You don’t see many bands doing back flips (on stage),” Puliz said. “You don’t see many bands doing beer bongs on there. And you don’t see many bands singing real songs about women and weed and drinking. Remember, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to piss off your parents.”
Puliz, who comes from a family of musicians, calls the band’s musical style” skate or reggae-rock.” Think Sublime.
While the new CD captures the band’s party-like sound, it’s on stage where the band really shines, Puliz said.
“It’s all about being real,” he said.” “It’s not about dressing up as a woman or wearing makeup or doing crazy things or putting tattoos all over our bodies. That’s why people like us. They’re like, ‘That could be me up there playing right now.’ Because, we know, none of us is Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai or Satch (Joe Satriani). But we put our hearts into our music.”
Puliz’s band mates – Jim Kress (guitars/vocals), Paul Emnas (drums) and Dan Warrell (bass) – take their art as seriously as Puliz does. The band, which has been together for more than two years, is gaining positive publicity and hopes to keep the momentum rolling.
One of the band’s big breaks came last year when it won a local Battle of the Bands contest, earning Livitz Livitz a spot on the Vans Warped Tour at Boreal ski resort.
“We’re all young guys with jobs that we can leave at the drop of a hat,” said Puliz, who will graduate in a few months from UNR with a bachelor’s degree in general studies. “We’re not married, we don’t have kids and everybody wants this like they want food, like they want water. We want this more than anything else in the world.”
What exactly does the band want?
“Some attention an agency, a promotion company, a record label, anything. We want to do this for the next couple years of our lives and we’re willing to work hard for this.”
Some music industry scouts are expected to be at the March 28 show, the first concert at the Little Wal since it changed ownership.
“But more important than the promoters, there’s going to be a lot of good-looking females showing their boobies on stage for some bait,” he said. “Because now we have bait. We have lighters, and T-shirts for sale. We have CD’s.”
Puliz said he’s looking forward to returning to the Wal.
“We’ve had some of our best shows there,” Puliz said. “We had to do some finagling because there isn’t a stage in there now. They’ve completely revamped the place. It’s way sweet.”
Despite the hassle, Puliz said it’s worth having the CD-release party at the Wal.
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