Feb 7, 2012
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Vivian, can you come look? My English is limited.
Tuanh (on if the cherry tree branches look good)
New addition to Urban Inquisitor!
Once again we want to welcome new additions to Urban Inquisitor! Brandon Kametani will be joining as a writer and photographer, Veronica Lopez will be a writer, and Dequan Degenerous will be a photographer!
Welcome to the team!
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Play Words with Friends with me!
Hahaha, I'm not that good but it's a fun game. My username is Vadica :3
New addition to Urban Inquisitor!
It's a great pleasure to introduce James Walker as a new addition to Urban Inquisitor. He writes brilliant album reviews and also takes requests for reviews, so before you buy an album, check out his blog and see what he thinks!
Music Reviews by James Walker
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From everyone at Urban Inquisitor, we want to wish you all a Happy New Year!
Winter Concert at Lawndale High School: The Jays
"Save the best for last" they always say, and for the Winter Concert they sure abided by the saying. The final stage band to get onstage was The Jays -- Jason Phan, Joshua Plascencia, Jason Nogueda & Jorge Garcia -- finally performing songs originally written by themselves, The Jays' lead vocals, Joshua, open the set with a joke to make the audience confortable, and to give the rest of the band time to be fully prepared.
The Jays played "Abandon Ship" followed by "Games". I was told later by a band member that "Games" was written "...about a relationship where everyone kinda sees [the] problems and so do you but you still keep playing [their] games and in the end, get fucked over by [them]". Nonetheless, the songs were amazing, and executed perfectly, although the audience didn't know the songs by heart, the hearty applause given at the end proved just how great The Jays were.
The Jays later brought back Ruby Carrillo to cover the song "Misery Business" by Paramore. Joshua handed the microphone over to Ruby, as he moved to the drums, and Jason Phan leaving the drums for a guitar.
The Jays gave an unforgettable performance, not only tonight but every time they get onstage. Joshua is currently working on a new song, and in late December The Jays will have a small concert-fundraiser to raise money for new equipment, hopefully going from acoustic to electric very soon.
Top photo (from left to right) - Joshua Plascencia, Jorge Garcia, Jason Phan & Jason Nogueda
Bottom right photo (from left to right) - Ruby Carrillo, Jorge Garcia, Joshua Plascencia & Jason Phan
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