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Houston, TX - groovehouse - Friday, June 22nd, 2007 : goo
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ROCRAMENT
AND LET IT BE KNOWN THAT ON JUNE TWENTY FIRST OF THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND SEVEN, ROCRAMENT LAID THE AURAL BLISS OF METAL ROCK ON THE CONTINENTAL CLUB IN HOUSTON TEXAS. BY THE END OF THE SACRED SONIC EVENT THE NON-BELIEVERS WERE NIL. ROCRAMENT IS THE FUTURE AND PAST OF METAL ROCK!
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joey: are they the modern day spinal tap ?
groovehouse: 24th Jun 2007 - 19:27 GMT
I guess you could call them Spinal Tap-ish. They had someone read a three page intro that went something along the lines of Rocrament was a band that started in 1947, at one time they had 25 band members, they all died and a tape was found in the desert by two brothers. Those two brothers worshipped the tape and one day decided to create a tribute band to Rocrament and that's pretty much where our story is today! LOL!!
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