Cobra Starship surfaced in 2006 as part of the well-marketed Snakes on a Plane package, and the band's spiky pop-punk found a quick home among cult film buffs and Samuel L. Jackson fanatics. It was easy to like this first incantation of Cobra Starship -- especially the breakout single "Bring It (Snakes on a Plane)" -- as the band was part of something fun, flashy, and consciously campy. ĄViva la Cobra! arrived one year after that emergence, and what had begun as something harmlessly fun (replete with eye-candy cameos by William Beckett and Maja Ivarsson) had turned into a full-fledged band. While the dance-pop numbers here end up repeating the same steps in an attempt to perfect the one routine Cobra Starship know how to do, there's enough melody to satisfy most lingering fans, and Cobra Starship get a major leg-up from Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump, who doubles as producer and co-writer for all 11 tracks.
sooooo. this post is about one of my favorite bands of the moment, cobra starship. i saw them in spring of 2007 supporting a show for local hometown heros, cartel. before i saw them live i had only heard two songs by them, and i wasnt that interested. i didn't even bother to check out their myspace and learn more. so when they came out on the stage i was blown away. their music is that incredib...
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I will be traveling with all of the Florida stops of the Warped Tour. I will representing Rock for Hunger in the Take Action sector of the tour throughout the leg. QUESTION: WHO SHOULD I GO OUT OF MY WAY TO CHECK OUT? As my weekly blog post for Rock for Hunger, I have written about the Warped Tour as a whole. You can read the post by clicking below. http://blog.rockforhunger.org/2008/07/feature...
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