Long Time Divided Requiem!
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DJ Beckage of Long Time Divided joined us for the first time in ages. He talks about his band, the local music scene, and more.
This Month’s Playlist:
Divine Tragedy – Requiem of Flames
** Bill’s Intro
Dethlehem – Sky Palace Of The Dragonriders
Dog Day Sunrise – Mushroom Clouds
** Interview of DJ Beckage – Part 1
Long Time Divided – Requiem
Big With Seed – Spoon Fred
John Lane – Stone Cold
** Interview of DJ Beckage – Part 2
Long Time Divided – Black hole
Fell Upon Thieves – Fight Song
*** Begin Get Outta Town ***
Sofachrome – Temporary Sunshine
Iron Fist Dillusion – Cast the Stone
The Divide – Plastic
*** End get Outta Town ***
* AK Music Scene concert calendar
KGB- Tied to your Bumper
Tony Marinacci – Like U!
** Interview of DJ Beckage – Part 3
Long Time Divided – Breaker
Fear Itself – Tunnel Vision
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Long Time Divided’s Biography
Like the hometown of their inception, Long Time Divided is a band of blue-collar musicians, carving a name for themselves in the Pittsburgh music scene as the hardest working act today. Though Long Time Divided has only been playing for over two years, the wealth of musical knowledge that each member brings to the group gives the band a very polished hard rock sound.
Each member’s distinctive style blends almost seamlessly with the others, whether it’s lead singer DJ Beckage belting out his style of grunge rock styled vocals mixed with very revealing lyrics or lead guitarist and pianist Bill Costello, with his haunting guitar riffs matched only by his melodic piano work.
Rhythm guitarist Paul Terry brings an element of exuberance to the stage, which shows in all of his methodical guitar play. Bassist Bob Beveridge and Drummer Jason Slick form the bedrock of the band; Bob bringing his soulful intensity to the bass in tandem with Jason almost robotic-like precision to the drums.
Long Time Divided has kept themselves grounded because they have never forgotten their roots and the people that have elevated them. With musical experience and peer accolades, Long Time Divided is now perched to succeed where many other bands before them have failed.
Formed from five, they are Long Time Divided.
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