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the second track from our upcoming album.. "psychadelic crackhouse" Author: damienXalexander Keywords: jam raggae blues folk gypsy expiramental sublime incubus tool pepper dispatch braddigan acoustic unsigned Added: September 28, 2008

The General by Dispatch Lead Vocals - Daneal Guitar, Backing Vocals - Kevin (please pardon any skipping in the video if there is any, I should be getting a better video camera sometime soon, heh) enjoy! Author: Kds4121 Keywords: The General Dispatch acoustic singing duo two people harmonizing harmony guitar vocals voice awesome Added: September 17, 2008

A Survival remix of Stress Level, Chris.SU & Ant TC1's "Waves" forthcoming in November / December 2008 on Dispatch Recordings www.myspace.com/dispatchmyspace Author: moment150 Keywords: ant tc1 survival chris.su chris su stress level dispatch recordings records drum and bass Added: September 13, 2008

Music video for State Radio's "Camilo" from album Us Against The Crown. http://www.stateradio.com Author: NettwerkMusic Keywords: state radio camilo us against the crown music videos dispatch Added: August 12, 2008

"Rash Of Robberies" State Radio from the album "Year Of The Crow" 2007 Available now on iTunes and Amazon Author: NettwerkMusic Keywords: State Radio Rash Of Robberies music video official dispatch Added: August 5, 2008

Gilroy resident Tammy Vickroy was walking to the Gilroy Garlic Festival, coffee in hand. She stopped to let someone pass her from behind. Then, she took a step to avoid a jagged piece of concrete where a root had split the sidewalk.Yet, just moments later, she tripped over a smaller rift in the sidewalk and, despite her husband's attempts to grab her, went face-first into the pavement. Hours later, she was bruised in several spots on the right side of her face, setting off the blotchs of red where she was scraped.In this video, we talk with Vickroy about the accident and with Councilman Bob Dillon, a vocal proponent for the city's footing the bill to repair sidewalks.

When we last saw Brent Carman, he was making stops, turns and headlines while prepping for his fourth trip to the international 'bus roadeo,' the Olympiad of school bus driving. Everyone close to the sport was reading about Carman - everyone except Carman, of course.In this video, we talk to Carman about the competition and his win.

After months of fighting a loosing battle with vandals, police have added a few new tools to their belts that may turn the tides.A new Web based graffiti tracking system is helping police agencies in Santa Clara County link cases to launch a regional attack on a problem that s hitting the entire Bay Area. Instead of investigating cases independently, agencies can tap into each other s systems to gather information when graffiti vandals strike.In this video, we drop in on a conversation between north Gilroy resident Scott Valkenaar and Angela Locke-Paddon, community service officer for the Gilroy Police Department.

The Gilroy Police Department has installed camera systems in several of its cruisers, allowing it to tape interactions between police and community members and arrestees. In this video, we show you how the camera operates and discuss its operations with Sgt. Jim Gillio.

A spreading 50- to 75-acre fire is consuming large swaths of vegetation just east of Henry Coe Park. The fire started near Bullhead Reservoir off Bell Springs Road near Highway 152. It was first reported about 12:10 p.m. In this video, we show you a view of the fire from a rooftop in south Gilroy.

Being a part of the Gavilan College football program clearly meant more to past players than simply two years of service and a ticket to another school.With a coach that cared as much as Bob Garcia, who spent 23 years with the Rams and helped lead Gavilan to a junior college national championship in 1973, there has to be more to it. Why else would nearly 150 former players from teams that spanned four decades come from all corners of the country to congregate in Gilroy for a weekend?In this video, we talk with Bob Garcia, his son Jeff Garcia, and members of the championship team Tom Heard and Peter Arellano, now a physician and councilman.

The crowd at the 30th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival was sizable, and like crowds decades past, they braved the heat and stayed until closing. However, there were snafus along the way and things that could have been done better. There were also new highlights that delighted attendees.In this video, we talk with festival-goers about what they liked about the festival and what they would change for next year.

The festival was coming to a close, but there was one last score to settle: did the garlic queen really hold domain over the Gilroy Garlic Festival?Sports Editor Josh Koehn took on 2006 Gilroy Garlic Queen Sheena Torres at rock climbing, garlic braiding and performing a flame up in a heated contest Sunday evening. In this video, we show you highlights of the contest and talk with Koehn and Torres after each round.

Four groups took the stage Saturday and Sunday in the inaugural Battle of the Bands at the 30th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival. However, at the end of two days of competition, one band rose to the top: Beeftone, from Hollister. In this video, we show you a song from their performance and a song by runner-up Dark Horse Battalion.

Breaking up is hard to do. No one knows this better than Shaboom and their fans, who must split after 25 years of enjoying music at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.In this video, we give you a last dose of Shaboom's iconic rock 'n' roll sound and talk to some of the band members and their fans about going out on a high note.

Everybody knows that garlic ice cream is weird. And most people try it anyway.But only the bravest dare to sample the weird foods on offer at some of the booths. From gator tail to wild boor to kangaroo, there's everything a risky gourmand could want.In this video, we watch as festival-goers sample some of the weird foods on offer.

Four professional chefs came to the 30th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival Sunday to compete in the Garlic Showdown.After an hour of dicing, chopping, cooking and baking, the judges made a decision.In this video, we show you highlights of the showdown and talk with the contestants and the winners.

Everybody knows that garlic ice cream is weird. And most people try it anyway.But only the bravest dare to sample the weird foods on offer at some of the booths. From gator tail to wild boor to kangaroo, there's everything a risky gourmand could want.In this video, we watch as festival-goers sample some of the weird foods on offer.

After three furious hours of mixing, stirring and cooking, the judges took their first bites at the 30th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival Great Garlic Cook-Off. The event featured amateur chefs from around the country who were chosen to prepare a dish live based on recipes they had sent in to a selection committee earlier this year. In this video, we talk to some of the finalists, the judge and the cook-off winner about the dishes and the contest.

Everyone agrees that it's the volunteers that make the garlic festival happen. But the question remains which volunteer has it worst?Is it the wrestlers cleaning up trash? How about the dish washers digging through stuck drains? Or maybe it's the people in Sauce City, slaving over 400-degree heat?In this video, we show you some of the dirtiest jobs and let you decide which is the worst.

The best part of the Gilroy Garlic Festival isn't the food. Or the entertainment. And it's certainly not the blazing California sun. The best part is, without a doubt, the people that make it all happen and maybe the food.A phalanx of 4,000 volunteers descend upon Christmas Hill Park every year and transform the green into a maze of food booths and stages. From trash removal to parking to filling the bellies of more than 100,000 garlic lovers, the volunteers keep the festival running smoothly, and some have been doing it since day one.In this video, we talk to some of the volunteers that make the festival happen.

Some love it, some hate it. But just about everybody who goes to the Gilroy Garlic Festival tries at least a cone of garlic ice cream.In this video, we talk to six people who are trying garlic ice cream for the first time.

The 30th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival kicked off Friday morning with a special dedication to Val Filice, the founder of the festival who died late last year.Festival President Ed Struzik lit a torch off the large metallic garlic bulb and passed it along a line to Gourmet Alley, where it was used to light the burners.In this video, we show you the the opening dedication.

Mary Avila just couldn't wait to start her three-day garlic binge. She arrived at 7:40 a.m. and set up her chair, securing the first spot in line and a front row seat for the ceremonial lighting of burners in Gourmet Alley."I'm ready to go in there and eat and have a good time, listen to music, Sha-Boom, get my bobblehead," she said. "I'll be here three days."In this video, we talk with Avila.

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Swift Robinson playing their original song Haze at Loose Change, Clemson SC Author: grundle411 Keywords: swift robinson rock incubus dispatch unsigned haze casey eddie sonny ben clemson tigers south carolina bands local Added: July 24, 2008

A suspicious fire gutted the main building of the Gateway School in south Gilroy tonight. The blaze erased the rebuilding efforts that parents, teachers and administrators had launched since another suspicious fire gutted the same building just six months ago.At 7:27 p.m., firefighters responded to a three-alarm fire at 7151 Hanna Street, near Glen View Elementary School, said Battalion Chief Phil King. The building, already heavily damaged from a January fire, was nearly destroyed by 8:30 p.m.Charred remains of the outer walls fell to the ground in clumps and only a skeleton of the building remained. "It was going pretty good when we got here," King said. In this video, we show you the fire and read highlights of the story.

The cast and crew of Food Network's "How'd That Get on My Table?" were in south Gilroy Wednesday to tape an episode.Host Sunny Anderson and her five-person crew toured the ConAgra facility to get a sense of how garlic goes from the field to the table. In particular, they saw how the garlic was peeled, crushed, dehydrated and packaged.The episode is scheduled to run in the fall.In this video, Anderson talks about why she came to Gilroy and how garlic stacks up against the other foods she has featured so far.

Cast: Dan Anderson