The Tides

The Tides was designed by Loewenberg Architects and developed by Magellan Development and was the second luxury rental tower completed at the Lakeshore East development, Chicago, USA. The 51-story tower is located at 360 East South Water Street, East of the Chicago Loop. The building was given an aquatic-themed name like the rest of the Lakeshore East developments, This theme is inspired by the surrounding Chicago River and Lake Michigan. The building is home to the private Shore Club, which continues the nautical theme.

Construction Quality Problems

The building was constructed using lower grade materials than those commonly found in luxury apartments in Chicago. As of 2011, the building has had PVC piping bursts 3 times flooding a number of apartments each time.

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The Tides (band)

The Tides was an Indie rock band best known as the predecessor to Northern Irish band General Fiasco. The band was formed in 2002 by Owen Srathern, who was to become General Fiasco's lead singer and bassist. The group included Paul McMillan as singer and guitarist, and Paul Quinn on drums. Later the band included a live guitarist Stephen Leacock, who went on to play drums General Fiasco. The group disbanded in 2007 due to the formation of General Fiasco.

History

The Tides formed in 2002. The 4 members went to the same school in Magherafelt in Northern Ireland. The band occasionally gigged at Magherafelt's sole rock bar. In 2006, they entered BBC's ATL Rock School and won. The band went on to release an album, play at small festivals, and also supported the Kaiser Chiefs and The Raconteurs. Towards the last months of the band, Strathern was not into the styles of music the band was doing, Strathern suggested bringing in the pop rock style of music into their songs but McMillan and Quinn were quick to say no. This led to the formation of General Fiasco which started off with Owen and his brother, Enda, writing some songs. They later recruited Stephen to play drums after The Tides had decided to call it a day when Strathern had undoubtedly drifted away from them. When asked in an interview, Strathern said the reason for his departure was that he wasn't in to the Oasis 'lad-rock' style that was going on.

The Tides (Miami Beach)

The Tides is a building in Miami Beach. As a 49 meter building in 1936, it was the tallest in the city and one of the tallest in the state of Florida. The building was renovated in 1997, and is currently a residential condominium. and luxury hotel.

It was previously operated by the Chris Blackwell resort group Island Outpost. Since being operated by Island Outpost, it has had multiple owners and is currently the King & Grove Tides South Beach

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Coordinates: 25°46′59″N 80°07′49″W / 25.783121°N 80.130351°W / 25.783121; -80.130351

Turn the Tides

Turn the Tides is the first album by 38th Parallel.

Track listing

External links

Track List on MusicBrainz