Standing outside of the Hannah Montana Movie Premiere. haha.

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Hotel Ahead playing an acoustic set at the Hot Topic store in Yorktown Mall in Lombard, IL on May 15, 2009.

This is a song from their album "Spend the Weekend".

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Hotel Ahead playing an acoustic set at the Hot Topic store in Yorktown Mall in Lombard, IL on May 15, 2009.

This is a song from their album "Spend the Weekend". Unfortunately, my camera ran out of memory space during the song and I had to delete some pictures/videos to make room for it, so I didn't record all of it, but there's a good majority of it here. :)

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Video clips from ONCE set to the song "Falling Slowly."

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My Girl music video by The Temptations

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The Temptations sing 'The Way You Do the Things You Do' live on T.V. One of the more interesting things I learned in a tell-all book by Nelson George about Motown that I read in high school was the fact that it had a 'charm school'.

Motown's founder, Berry Gordy, hired etiquette experts to teach the artists, who were mostly from poor 'ghetto' backgrounds, how to walk, talk, and even stand.

The idea was to make Motown's artists stand out from other black artists. By polishing their rough edges, Gordy also hoped to make them more appealing and 'acceptable' to the record-buying white audience.

And despite the belief of some insiders of the established hardcore rhythm & blues scene that Motown was trying to make its artists 'more white' to make white folks happy, Gordy's idea actually worked: not only did Motown succeed in introducing R&B and soul music to the mainstream public and crashing down racial barriers in music; it also scored more hits, sold more records, and created more stars than any other 'black' music label, not to mention providing proof that black folks could make it in America, and even become wealthy.

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All Time Low at the Manwhores and Open Sores Tour at the Acoustic Show at Mojoe's Rock House in Tinley Park, IL on January 18, 2008.

So the beginning was in focus, but then I don't think that my camera could handle the impact of the first song of their set. Therefore, the rest of it is blurry. Sorry, but enjoy the sound though. haha.

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All Time Low at the Manwhores and Open Sores Tour at the Acoustic Show at Mojoe's Rock House in Tinley Park, IL on January 18, 2008.

The beginning is a little out of focus.
This is probably my favorite song by them. :)

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All Time Low at the Manwhores and Open Sores Tour at the Acoustic Show at Mojoe's Rock House in Tinley Park, IL on January 18, 2008.

A song about the conversations between Wendy and Peter Pan.

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He's upset that he never sees anyone. You should probably all go see him. And those other two kids. :]

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Seriously, this was deep. What a sweetie.

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Matt is weird...is that really news to ANYONE? :]

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We The Kings at Warped Tour in Tinley Park, IL on August 2, 2008.
The crowd was HUGE.

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Norma Jean at Warped Tour in Tinley Park, IL on August 2, 2008.
I was right up front in the crazy mosh.

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Mayday Parade at Warped Tour in Tinley Park, IL on August 2, 2008.

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