The Machine at B.B. King's
(America’s Premier Pink Floyd Band)
Pre-Halloween Show
October 30, 2009
Written by Tammy Scileppi
Opposite Photo Credit:
Elon Reynolds
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The Machine plays Pink Floyd music like nobody's
business and on October 30, 2009, BB King's was
sold out. The place was rockin’ as the leader,
Joe Pascarell, played a mind blowing electric guitar.
A fan was heard saying, “that’s a bad
ass drummer” referring to Todd Cohen’s
awesome performance. With Ryan Ball playing bass
guitar and Scott Chasolen on the keyboard, the band
performed stunning instrumental renditions of Pink
Floyd’s rock ballads bringing the crowd to
their feet (those who weren't already standing).
The Machine
Photo Credit Elon Reynolds
The Machine flawlessly recreated Pink Floyd’s
innovative music, rocking’ their faces off
to the cool sounds originally played by Floyd in
the ‘70’s and 80’s.
If you closed your eyes, the montage of guitar rock
and changing colors made you feel like Pink Floyd
was right there! The Machine’s stellar rock
& roll extravaganza at B.B. King, that Friday,
was a psychedelic vision of color and light!
Even if you’re not sure who Pink Floyd was,
you should get to know The Machine. They capture
the legacy of the Pink Floyd, while creating a legacy
of their own. Since Joe Pascarell and Todd Cohen
created The Machine twenty-one years ago, the band
has attracted a large following of young urban hipsters
who “dig” their wildly exciting rock
& roll sounds. According to Joe Pascarel, The
Machine has been selling out at large clubs and
theatres in NYC and “…everywhere East
of The Mississippi and up and down the West Coast.”
The Machine will be performing on Dec. 29th and
30th, 2009 at B.B. King-- Check times and ticket
prices. B.B. King is located at: 237 W. 42nd St.
/ 212-997-4144 bbkingblues.com
• Tickets can be purchased at our box office:
10:30am–Midnight ($2 per ticket svce. charge)
• Phone orders are available through Ticketmaster
212-307-7171
• Seating is First come First seat for all
or limited seating shows
• We do not seat incomplete parties
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