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Zachery Allan Starkey

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Many of you will know Zac as a loyal and articulate poster on these boards.

This week Zac is taking NOOL into new territory as his band ZGRT will be supporting New Order at Radio City Hall in Manhattan and also in Philly on Saturday night. Yes, you read that right!. I for one, will be getting into the venues nice and early to witness the event. Just wanted to raise awareness of this so, if you'd like to, you can get down there in good time to show your support too.

Nice one Zac 😎

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Good for him, but it's hard to take NO seriously when they collaborate with friends and family in my opinion.

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Kin 'ell I thought he'd died with a thread title like that.

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Coops wrote: Kin 'ell I thought he'd died with a thread title like that.

His hair will outlive us all.

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http://www.goldminemag.com/reviews/new-order-rocks-nycs-radio-city-music-hall

The show began with a 30-minute set by ZGRT, a project of the Brooklyn, New York-based musician Zachery Allan Starkey. ZGRT has released one single, “Hard Power,” and is currently working on an album. Starkey (lead vocals, synthesizer, bass, and guitar) was joined on the massive Radio City stage by Jo-Anne Hyun (synthesizer, backing vocals, live sequencing), Laura Holden (synthesizer, backing vocals), Frank Michael Piccarillo (bass, percussion), Avi Jacob (drums, live programming), and Mamiko Kushida (live visuals). Their songs, which sound something like a heavy-duty cross between The Human League and latter-day Gary Numan, had quite a few people in the crowd dancing. They left the stage to cheers from the crowd and with their instruments still roaring with feedback. It was a very effective exit. They were good and definitely worth checking out.

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Sage_ wrote: Good for him, but it's hard to take NO seriously when they collaborate with friends and family in my opinion.

OMFG are you serious?

a member of these forums gets his increasingly successful band to open for New Order, and you have to post this absolute shitpost?

How about you congrat him?

Seriously, you are upset they are "collaborating with friends and family?"

Who do you think they have collaborated with in Manchester for decades? enemies? people they didn't know??????

god your post is worst ever in these forums. go drink some turpentine.

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