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Valentine's Day Preview: The Freakin' Hott, Mad as Birds, and more to play Respectable on Saturday

via myspace.com/thefreakinhottThe day of love is just around the corner. If you haven't made plans already you're either a) single, b) lazy or c) both. The good news is Respectable Street has the cure for all your Valentine's related woes this Saturday starting at 8 p.m.. Someone had the fantastic...

By Crossfade

February 10, 2009

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via myspace.com/thefreakinhott

The day of love is just around the corner. If you haven't made plans already you're either a) single, b) lazy or c) both. The good news is Respectable Street has the cure for all your Valentine's related woes this Saturday starting at 8 p.m.. Someone had the fantastic idea to have all female fronted bands play, so single guys can drool toward the stage and single ladies can take advantage of/mercilessly mock the desperate boys for a change.

And if you're fortunate enough to have that special someone to share

the holiday with, you can grab a couple tickets for the show and prove

that you're not just some unoriginal run of the mill drone who thinks

roses and heart shaped boxes of candy are enough to show how much you

care. Who wouldn't like to see The Freakin' Hott, Mad as Birds, Pretty Please and Fraulein all at one show? And if that doesn't work, you can always resort to the candies and dying flowers.

-- Brett Gillin

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