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In another foray into wine country, the band shot the video for their new single "Drive-By" at Shafer Vineyards in the Napa Valley. And if you were hoping for some shoot stories of wild excess, dream on. "We could not have asked for a nicer group of people to show up," says winery president Doug Shafer. So, not quite as exciting as throwing a TV off a hotel balcony (Rolling Stones' Keith Richards) or being banned from Holiday Inns for life (The Who, but especially Keith Moon), but memorable in its own way. "Our philosophy about all things from wine to records and downloads and T-shirts is, you know, we're not trying to get the most out of everybody," says Monahan. The idea, he says, is "sharing something that we have as a community. Music that lasts 18 years like ours, you have to form a community at some point because you either know everybody so well or you have to figure out what else you have in common." ___ Online: Train wine site: http://savemesfwineco.com/ Drive-by video: http://trainline.com/video/drive-by/ Family House: http://familyhouseinc.org/
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