THE SILOS Started by guitarists/vocalists Walter Salas-Humara and Bob Rupe, The Silos first released About Her Steps in 1995, a raw, catchy and melodic brand of folk-rock that drew favorable notices from critics and comparisons to R.E.M., the Velvet Underground and the Byrds. A short stint on RCA soon followed and Rupe departed The Silos in 1991 (he now plays bass with Cracker). With their latest release, Heater, The Silos might have recaptured their original fire, as New Times LA calls Heater ''their most adventurous since the band debuted with About Her Steps thirteen years ago Heater is a thoroughly unexpected and frequently haunting surprise." "Drunken Moon" was recorded live by Digital Club Network on December 8, 2000 at Double Door in Chicago, IL. Click here to see the entire live audio/video show from that evening!! Drunken Moon (live dcn.com versions) Lo Fi Play (24 kpbs) Hi Fi Play (128 kpbs) Download Digital Club Network The Digital Club Network is the largest webcaster of live music in the world, continuously streaming and archiving performances by emerging and established artists from the world's top music venues. New shows are presented each night, with rebroadcasts and on-demand webcasts available throughout the day, providing fans with access to previously unavailable live performances 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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""Drunken Moon"" genre: Rock
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	"Drunken Moon" was recorded live by Digital Club Network on December 8, 2000 at Double Door in Chicago, IL.
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