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Man Up Houston
We hail from Bucks County, namely the Langhorne/Yardley area. Man Up Houston formed in 2009 with Josh, Derek and Joe; eventually Pat was picked up to play bass in late 2010. None of us can really define what we are, we play what sounds cool to us. Some of our friends have described it as indie prog pop punk wut, we just enjoy playing. We’re always looking for shows and for places to play and have an EP ready for sale.
The Stabcast Show 14
Jonesy and Santoro talk to Pat, from The Domino Theory and Tony, from The Capitol Risk. Santoro plays some new soundboard prank calls and a new 20-question bit with a band that he hit before. Jonesy gives a new life lesson and debuts some new songs. The adventures of the previous night’s local show are also discussed.
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The Stabcast Show 4
•Santoro continues to demonstrate his knowledge as a fine teacher in sexual education, while working in real-life examples!
•Matt, from rock band The Friendship Lounge, calls in to talk about their upcoming shows, and they may have hired Santoro as a bassist.
•The truth is revealed in regards to last week’s interview with Pat from The Domino Theory. Jonesy evened the score for the Stabcast, and now the battle wages on.
•Self described high-speed trainwreck, tranny-lover, and stand up comic Danny Ozark calls in, and basically blows away the Stabcast. Or he was just on blow. Listen and find out!
The Stabcast – Show 3
•Santoro gets fired up as he describes how sex education should be presented to the younger generation.
•Jersey rock band The Fourth Avenue calls in. They are looking for a bass player!
•Jonesy continues to forget what “funny” sounds like, as he fails at staying on track while telling a story.
•This week, Pat from The Domino Theory redeems himself by actually calling in for the interview this time.
The Stabcast – Show 2
- Jonesy and Santoro regretfully show thier age when they recap a local music venue.
- Punk band “The Cool Kids Table” lead singer Bruce W. calls in and talks about the band’s new CD, as well as his solo work.
- The Stabcast itself gets stabbed, and stood-up by Bruce’s friend Pat.
- Did the guys “play” Robots and Racecars front-man Matt on the phone? You be the judge.
