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During
our final season, Nickel City Scene covered a lot of local
musicians and touring national bands. We also had perhaps too much
fun producing
our own versions of popular MTV and VH-1 shows. For your convenience,
we've included some samples below. As Mr. Peabody would say, "Fire
up the Wayback Machine, Sherman," and check out some of our favorite
moments from Season Three...
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Click
on images to play videos |
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Deryk
and the boys from Sum 41 invited Nickel City Scene's Rob Cadle to hang out
on their tour bus before a Buffalo show... |
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The
Mighty Mighty Bosstones played Thursday in the Square, and Dicky Barrett
gave our bewildered Annmarie an interview. |
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Lost
but not forgotten... an interview with former Buffalo geometric art rock
jazz group Astronaut
Lost. |
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Annmarie
challenged songwriter Scott Celani's former band to a little go-kart racing.
But can she survive the Rufus Maneuver? |
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Before
forming The Juliet Dagger, Erin Roberts was lead singer for this excellent
Buffalo band... Blue Bullet Skater. |
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Yes,
we really were kicked out of Chuck E. Cheese, courtesy Mexican Cession. |
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100
Most Shocking Moments... NCS style. |
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Faux
celeb-reality - Behind the Music. |
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Support
local music At All Costs. |
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Just
when you thought reality television couldn't get any scarier... |
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Our
way cool open, designed by Jerry MacKay, music by Ed Hecht, 3D by me. |
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Morpheus
and Trinity? Not quite. |
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