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For the internet webserver appliance, see Cobalt RaQ. For the monthly essay on analog electronics, see Rarely Asked Questions. This article is written like an advertisement. Please help rewrite this article from a neutral point of view. For blatant advertising that would require a fundamental rewrite to become encyclopedic, use {{db-spam}} to mark for speedy deletion. (December 2007) RAQ Origin Burlington, Vermont, USA Genres Rock, Psychedelic rock, Progressive rock Years active 2001–present Members Jay Burwick Chris Michetti Todd Stoops Greg Stukey Former members Marc Scortino RAQ (rāk) are a psychedelic, progressive rock quartet from Burlington, VT. They are a part of the jam band scene. Contents 1 History 2 Music 3 Touring 4 Hiatus 5 Recognition 6 Discography 6.1 Shed Tech 6.1.1 Artists 6.1.2 Track listing 6.2 Carbohydrates 6.2.1 Artists 6.2.2 Track listing 6.3 Ton These 6.3.1 Artists 6.3.2 Track listing 7 References 8 External links // History The group formed in 2000 with original keyboard player Marc Scortino and released their first studio effort "Shed Tech" a year later. In 2002 Scortino left the band and was replaced by Todd Stoops. Along with Chris Michetti (Guitar), Jay Burwick (Bass) and Greg Stukey (Drums) the band would released their sophomore album "Carbohydrates Are The Enemy" later in the year and embark on their first national tour. The quartet has played Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music Festival, California's High Sierra Music Festival, Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival, Florida's Langerado Music Festival, New York's moe.down and [Camp Bisco] Festival, Massachusett's Berkshire Mountain Music Festival, and Massachusetts Garden of Eden Festival[citation needed]. In 2006 Harmonized Records signed RAQ and helped release their third studio album "Ton These". Music Glide Magazine says, "They've invented the concept of jambands even having an old school style to bring back in the first place."[1] Touring In its first national tour in 2002, the quartet played in front of thousands at many of North America's musical festivals including Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music Festival, California's High Sierra Music Festival, Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival, Florida's Langerado Music Festival, New York's moe.down, Massachusett's Berkshire Mountain Music Festival, and Vermont's Garden of Eden Festival[citation needed]. The band has also appeared at venues such as the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco and the Knitting Factory in New York City. RAQ completed a tour of Colorado performing in front of sold out crowds in Telluride, Denver and Breckenridge[citation needed]. Hiatus RAQ ended a 20 month hiatus with the announcement of a show on April 30, 2010 at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City.[2] During the hiatus, Chris Michetti toured with his own band called Michetti. The band originally included Rob O'Dea on bass and Tim Sharbough on drums. Sharbough was eventually replaced by Greg Stukey. Jay Burwick opened with a solo acoustic set for Michetti on a short tour in early 2009, usually joined by Michetti for one or two songs. Michetti usually performed a mix of new songs and various covers, while Burwick performed a mix of new songs (http://www.reverbnation.com/jayburwick ), humorous covers, and classic RAQ tunes. Todd Stoops co-founded his project, Kung Fu. The band is comprised of David Livolsi on bass, Tim Palmieri on guitar, Adrian Tramantano on drums, and Kris Jensen on tenor and soprano saxophone. Recognition RAQ was chosen as a 'New Groove of the Month' by Jambands.com, and nominated for a 'Jammy' Award in the category of 'Best New Band'. Relix Magazine featured the band in its Spotlight section, saying "RAQ has the ability to captivate an audience, dropping jaws with hyperkinetic improvisational splendor." The band was also highlighted by Relix as one of the top bands to look out for in the summer of 2005. Discography Shed Tech Released: March 1, 2001 (debut album - currently out of print) Artists Marc Scortino: Keyboards/Vocals Chris Michetti: Guitar/Vocals Greg Stukey: drums Jay Burwick: Bass/Vocals Track listing Time Bomb There When I Land Verde Burro Tunnel Vision Hot Wired Confuzor Weakling Guilty Pleasure Last Bag Welcome to the Donkey Show Carbohydrates Released: 2002 RAQ's second release and first to feature keyboardist, Todd Stoops. The album was produced by Grammy Award winner Mark Johnson (Paul Simon, Los Lobos, Jackson Browne) in Colchester Vermont at Egan Media Productions, and mixed by Johnson in Los Angeles. Artists Todd Stoops: Keyboards/Vocals Chris Michetti: Guitar/Vocals Greg Stukey: Drums Jay Burwick: Bass/Vocals Track listing Shirley Be a Drooler TheDownLow Beauregard Georgia Brother from Another Mother The Hunter Becomes the Hunted Circumstance Carbohydrates Are The Enemy Sweet Cream Butter Hannah Can Barometric Whether The Anthem of Beauregard Ton These Released: 2006 RAQ's third album. Recorded at Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio's renowned recording studio The Barn, in Vermont. Artists Todd Stoops: Keyboards/Vocals Chris Michetti: Guitar/Vocals Greg Stukey: Drums Jay Burwick: Bass/Vocals Track listing Walking in Circles Forget Me Not Tumbling Down Glimpse Lush of Lush Bootch Magoo Will Run City Funk One of These Days Said & Done The Whistler Botz References ^ Ward, Eric (2004-02-14). "RAQ: In The Mouth Of The Lion". Glide Publishing LLC. http://www.glidemagazine.com/articles93.html. Retrieved 2006-11-21.  ^ http://raqmusic.com/ External links Visit the official RAQ website. Visit the on-line fansite Hyperfunkalicious.net. Live concert recordings of RAQ are available for free download and stream from Internet Archive Home Grown Music: Ton These CD review Glide Magazine: March 2005 feature Glide Magazine: February 2004 feature RAQ Album Review on Jambase: Jambase