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• • • John Thompson
    • Whitby
    • Jul 19, 2010 @ 10:41 PM

  • Great songs... keep up the work and make sure to send me any updates or dates of any gigs. metricmiler@gmail.com

• • • Alain
    • Whitby
    • Oct 24, 2008 @ 10:10 PM

  • Hey Dan,just wanted to say the CD sounds great keep up the great work!

• • • Craig Schindler
    • Cambridge
    • Oct 9, 2008 @ 6:01 PM

  • Hi Dan, Sorry for the delay in my response time. Down loading the album now and WOW. Sounds great so far good licks, great riffs. The CBA's were a blast. It's good to see all you East end beer lovers. We should do it more often. Anyway talk back at you soon. Checked out the new TAPS mag. Good pic of you and John deep in thought over that NA light lager in your hands. Hear the Heat of the Blue Wasabi!!! Craig Schindler

• • • Ashley Simmons
    • New York
    • Sep 9, 2008 @ 5:16 AM

  • Hi Dan, I stumbled on to your site through a search for another Dan Cox that I know in the New York area ...I love your music! Who plays Bass on "The Witching Hour"? Your singer has a great voice... reminds me of Coverdale in White Snake.

    BTW - what is Blue Wasabi? ...the last time I had sushi it was green!

    Thanks for the downloads!

    Ashley

• • • Michael Emm
    • Whitby
    • Jun 3, 2008 @ 2:49 PM

  • Wow, Excellent song "Dangerous times". I love home grown music. Great to chat to you to-day Dan Take care Michael

• • • Rui
    • Toronto
    • Apr 1, 2008 @ 2:11 PM

  • Very cool buddy. Sounds great. Take care

• • • Doug
    • Waterloo
    • Jan 28, 2008 @ 8:40 PM

  • Just listened to "Dangerous Times" - cool tune in my less than professional opinion. HEY - is Jeff Walker the guy I went to U of T (Scarborough College) with back in the early to mid 80's?? If yes - then Jeff I want to say CONGRATULATIONS that you're following your dreams! Not many of us actually do that.

    I remember back in those days you had a passion for music - and when I saw the reference to Goddo as one of your main influences that's when I thought you must be the same Jeff Walker (that and the fact you're from Sarnia). As I recall IAN HUNTER was another one of your favourites.

    Jeff - all the best. I ran into Kent Hope quite a few years ago - but unfortunately I've lost touch with him since then. It would be great to re-connect with everyone again some day soon, although I do know everyone has busy lives that can make that difficult - but who knows!!!

    Take care, Jeff.

    Doug M.

• • • Tommmeeeee!
    • Up North eh!
    • Feb 14, 2007 @ 12:23 PM

  • Good work Danno I like the player at the bottom. The colour is great too - you know - congo blue has always been my favourite gel colour for flood lights. Those were the days - eh?

    Keep on truckin'

    Tom!

• • • jain
    • Toronto
    • May 10, 2006 @ 1:01 PM

  • Great work on getting the web site up and running. Revised graphics are in the works for the new disk. Interesting that you remembered my passion for hot sauce. I have a collection about 120 strong right now. Being a packaging designer heps... My favourite of all favourites is a sauce from Hawaii called Hula Girl Chipotle Habanero. It took best of show at the world hot sauce championships in 2005.

    Good luck getting lots of radio play!

    Cheers,

    Jain