George Hrab - Placebo Bands are the way to go.

George asks you are question about Placebo Bands. You may or may not be able to get a Placebo Band from http://www.skepticbros.com Find George at these wonderful net locals: http://www.geologicrecords.net/ http://www.geologicpodcast.com/ http://www.georgehrab.blogspot.com/ @GeorgeHrab (whilst being a twiterer) Geo is one, perhaps all but not limited to: Multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, producer, composer and heliocentrist George Hrab has written and produced six independent CDs; published one book; performed for President Clinton; shared the stage with countless numbers of musicians and acts; and has traveled across the country as drummer, vocalist, musical director, and event host for the nationally recognized Philadelphia Funk Authority. As de-facto Despot-for-Life of his own original ensemble The Geologic Orchestra, he makes it a personal quest to improve the cognitive thinking skills of each and every American by reaching them through their funny bones and dance shoes. His music, skepticism and wit have been featured on many radio broadcasts, TV shows, and podcasts. In addition to his ten-piece Geologic Orchestra shows, Geo often performs in a solo acoustic setting, wherein he re-interprets his own works, and also delves into bizarre covers. Along with superlative musicianship, these intimate shows are known to showcase his quick wit and incendiary social commentary. George recently published Non-Coloring Book featuring a collection of his assorted writings, and also delivered a well received "Fan of Geology" science track lecture discussing the evidence of the earth's age at Atlanta's Dragon*Con convention. He's been asked multiple times to be a featured performer at James Randi's The Amaz!ng Meeting in Las Vegas, was a special guest/performer in the Galapagos on the JREF's Amaz!ng Adventure, and was the first American to present at TAM London. He also produces a weekly, award winning podcast called The Geologic Podcast which features humor, sketches, and skeptical / free-thinking commentary through various weekly segments. He was asked to write the theme song to the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast and premiered the song "FAR" at the 213th American Astronomical Society Meeting in Long Beach California. His Occasional Songs for the Periodic Table, a 118 part song cycle featuring a song for each element of the periodic table has been described as the first "true geek symphony." George is considered one of the preeminent skeptic/science/atheist/geek-culture music icons currently living in his apartment.

Added 11 Apr 2026