The Rave: Live at the Red Lion has been
released and the official CD is available now from Parasol Records for a low price of just $9 or $8 for MP3, FLAC and other formats. There are 14 tracks, all live and recorded in
1979 at the height of the Champaign music scene. Click the link for free, full-length previews. Buy a few copies for posterity and enjoy a night with The Rave!
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Track Listing:
(Is that Your) Mother
Pulled Up
Dream Girls
Hole in Your Heart
12-String (I Can't Help Forgiving You)
Test Tube Babies
Psycho Killer
Closed Doors
Carolyn, Caroline
(The) Long Goodbye
New York, N.Y.
Wild, Wild, Wild
(I've Got a New) Girlfriend
Blue Crusties
Coming to your neighborhood soon!
After a 26-year hiatus, The Rave returned to Champaign IL for one night only: August 12, 2006 at Fat City Saloon, 505
S. Chestnut, Champaign IL. The Rave joined many other classic Champaign live music bands as part of the three-day Red Lion Reunion.
If anyone would be interested in sharing their pictures of the event with the Rave please contact us via the comment form.
Remember: If you don't see them, somebody else will!
If you missed the show, you can view some of videos from YouTube:
Dance of the Teenagers
I Can't Help Forgiving You
Any Way You Want It
We Are The Rave:
Lyle Diamond (Brian Cook)
Master of the bass guitar and head crooner for the band, Lyle displayed powers and abilities far beyond those of
mortal men. Lyle's songwriting showed a pop sensibility which was refreshing for its time.
Garrett "Wolf" Oostdyk
When the "Werewolf of Woodstock" strapped on the Explorer you knew he meant business. Garrett is/was one of the
finest players around and his gritty demeanor punctuated his high-flying sounds.
Herbert Tareyton (Kevin Hisel)
Billed as the former lead singer with The Ventures Herbie could really
get the crowd going and on its feet. Fortunately our manager would chase them down and get them back into the club.
Tommy Domino (Tom Garza)
Originally hailing from East Hollywood, CA, Tommy showed potent prowess, pounding rhythms and seminal virtuosity.
He was a pretty good drummer, too. Tommy kept the Rave on a very steady musical course.
Nina the Nun (Bill Slichter)
While not a formal member of the band itself, Nina was a powerful creative force. "She" nurtured a sense of
imagination and camaraderie that kept the spark in the organization--and ran a mean spotlight.
All contents copyright 2001 The Rave.
Musical selections copyright 1978, The Rave and Asleep 'Til Noon Productions.
The Rave and The Rave logo are trademarks of Asleep 'Til Noon Productions
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