H-Town Hangman: Ready For Round 2?

Nicholas L. Hall March 13, 2009 1:13PM

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After getting off to a lukewarm start, it seems as if Space City finally decided to get in the game, and all it took was a reference to maritime inebriation. It's only natural that a Texas port city would find that a rallying point.

That said, here's the much-anticipated second installment of H-Town Hangman, where you pit your knowledge of Houston's music scene against all the other Web-trawling denizens of our fair burg's digital underground, in the hopes of winning, well, whatever the mystery band decides to give you. (It'll be sweet, though). Hopefully you know the rules this time - don't comment if you shouldn't be, and in the off chance you win this thing, please leave some sort of contact information.

Oh, and by the way, we've tried to make it a bit more challenging this go-round. Number of Members: Five

Original Members: Two

This Lineup Since: 2006

Non-Natives: Pretty sure we're all from Texas

Median Age: If we round up, 34

Most Recent Release: 2006

Most Common Inaccurate Comparison: Pavement, Wilco, Replacements, Rolling Stones, and the year 1996

Most Common Accurate Comparison: Not really any of those bands. And we actually sound a lot more like 1995.

Random Fact: All of us drive fairly new Hondas. Our practice space parking lot looks like a car commercial.

OK, you know the drill. Let's hope so, anyway.

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Nicholas L. Hall is a husband and father who earns his keep playing a video game that controls the U.S. power grid. He also writes for the Houston Press about food, booze and music, in an attempt to keep the demons at bay. When he's not busy keeping your lights on, he can usually be found making various messes in the kitchen, with apologies to his wife.

Contact: Nicholas L. Hall

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