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1/4/2012
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17. The Hundred Days – San Francisco

LIVE 105S TOP 20 BAY AREA BANDS OF 2011

Architects of two of the best local video’s of 2011, GIRL AT A PARTY and SEX U, San Francisco brooding-dance-rock 4-piece The Hundred Days have become a staple of the vibrant SF underground indie scene. they also released an excellent album this year entitled REALLY? and have packed such clubs as popscene and the DNA lounge.
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Barb Rocks
January 4, 2012 8:20 pm

Good list though bummed Pounders didn’t make it.

Stephen
January 4, 2012 8:41 pm

No love for Pounders or The Relay Company huh… damn. Seems odd, when TRC won alot of those “best of the south bay, best of the bay, polls” that you guys had going a few months ago… Good list though. Limousines are definitely killin’ it right now.

Sam Smith
January 5, 2012 1:24 am

The Parade of Santa Clara, California! They Should be on this list! :]

Jean
January 5, 2012 5:57 pm

Agree! Its a good list, all this bands and some of them are really interesting new bands. Personally I think New Diplomat is the one that is a step ahead because they are mixing a power trio rock formation with synthesizers/computers and samplers. That makes them different in my opinion. There are not too many bands at this moment that can offer that kind of sound live. Good job guys. Its always a pleasure to find a band with a non conventional sound.
I saw you guys at the Rickshaw stop and you guys Freaking kill it!!!
Jeaninne

Ry
January 8, 2012 12:14 pm

My request would be for Live 105 to use it’s HD 2 signal to play local and other indie bands that don’t get played much on the primary side. Using it for Classic Live 105 is pointless. Everyone has the Cure’s (et al) records already. Let’s hear the new stuff!!!

Ray
January 8, 2012 4:51 pm

The hypnotic sound of Seeking Empire. KEEP ROCKING NIKI, WE GOT YOUR BACK ON GUAM!!!!!!