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Never Say Die
The only reason Pay to Play is going on in San Diego is because bands that have no business being on a stage are willing to shell out money to be there. Pay to Play has ruined the San Diego band scene, mostly due to greedy promoters. Fans don't want to shell out $10 to get into Canes or Brick by Brick to see 3 crappy bands play who's only qualification for being on that stage is their ability to fork over $300. Never pay to play...NEVER Anyone who tells you that this is how the music biz works is either stupid, or in a band that sucks so bad they have to pay to get gigs. I gig every weekend and we never pay to play.— October 24, 2008 3:45 p.m.
Batty
Hey Ken...you forgot to mention that former Whole Hog lead guitar player Gino is now playing lead guitar in the Batz— May 21, 2008 2:18 p.m.