One band that I seriously miss is I Am The World Trade Center. They put on some of my favorite live shows of the past few years. I know Dan has another band, Ruby Isle, and they’ve come through and played, but I missed them. I guess he’s also probably pretty busy with the re-launch of Kindercore, but I would love to hear something new come from the “dynamic duo” as I like to call them. This song was recorded at their New York Knitting Factory gig way back in 2004.
[audio: http://thesoundofindie.com/archive/2008/20080314/IATWTC-GreatEscape.mp3|titles=Great Escape (Live)|artists=I Am The World Trade Center]
Download: I Am The World Trade Center – Great Escape (Live)
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