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Third Eye Blind is an alternative rock band formed in the early 1990s. The original members were Stephan Jenkins (singer, song writer, electric guitar), Tony Fredianelli (guitar), Adrian Burley (drums), and Jason Slater (bass guitar). The band's original line-up changed several times before the release of the group's debut album, Third Eye Blind, and again shortly after the release of the band's second album Blue — at which point the band's main guitarist Kevin Cadogan was released from the band under circumstances that still elicit controversy among fans. Third Eye Blind's current line-up is Stephan Jenkins (vocals, electric guitar), Arion Salazar (bass guitar), Brad Hargreaves (drums), and Tony Fredianelli (electric guitar). For a time the band also featured future Smash Mouth drummer Michael Urbano and early Primus drummer Tim "Curveball" Wright.//Third Eye Blind recorded their first demo in 1993. The band landed an opening for the Rolling Stones when Oasis was unable to perform. The audience gave the band an overwhelmingly good response and demanded an encore. The band was paid double what they were promised for the gig. Afterwards, the band found themselves in a bidding war among record labels, in which they settled with Elektra because they believed it offered the most artistic freedom. Stephan Jenkin's outspoken behavior after signing the deal earning him the title of "the biggest mouth in music" by many critics. Stephan has spoken out many times against several different artists, including a heated feud with Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty.Third Eye Blind's 14-track self-titled debut album Third Eye Blind was released on April 8, 1997. This album included the smash hit "Semi-Charmed Life" and others, including "Jumper," "How's It Gonna Be," "Graduate," "Losing A Whole Year," "Narcolepsy," and "Motorcycle Drive By." The album has since gone on to sell well over 6 million copies
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Quick Hits: Bruce Springsteen, Jay-Z, AFI, Lupe Fiasco, Jimmy Eat World, Framing Hanley, Blind Melon, GNR, Third Eye ...
A new Bruce Springsteen song, "Workin' on a Dream," will premiere November 16 on NBC 's Sunday Night Football game between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins. The song will be heard during the halftime segment.
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Downtrodden Cougars look for consistent effort
Washington State cornerback Romeo Pellum is partially blind in one eye, but he can plainly see one of the biggest faults of the hapless Cougars.
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Health Notes, Martin County, Nov. 10
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Month.Free diabetic eye disease screenings, lectures and prize giveaways will be at East Florida Eye Institute, 509 S.E. Riverside Drive, Suite 302 Stuart, 9-11 a.m. Nov. 14 and 2-4 p.m. Nov. 18. Call (772) 287-9000 for reservations.
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Loans reach new depths
In late 2005, Mandy, a 55-year-old postal worker from the NSW Central Coast, heard an advertisement on her radio for a company called Professional Funding Group.
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TUCP's misguided decision highlights flaws in process
I'm no indie music asshole. I'll stick by MGMT even when they appear on TRL, if they haven't already. But TUCP's choice to spend its money on Third Eye Blind is simply unforgivable - even disregarding the rumor that they could have gotten The Roots for the same exact amount of money.
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