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Traffic Details
For Sept 2007 we had 12,335 visitors, and 9,552 unique visitors. We averaged 411 unique visitors per day. We had over 19,440 pages visited and each visitor averaged 100 seconds per visit. We have over 380 pages of reviews and features (your ad goes on every page of the site). Our best Alexa rankings ever are a 1 week ranking of 216,913 and a 3 month ranking of 317,685.

Live since March 2005.

SD Reader Spotlight BSD in Current Cover Story
7.27.7
This blog focusing on the local music scene is run by High Mountain Tempel bandmates Eric Nielsen and Keith Boyd. The site features daily posts with anything from show and album reviews to lengthy historical pieces (local metal bands through the years, etc.), op-ed essays (Bill Wray, on playing with Ike Turner's band), the usual subjective lists (Ten Movies to Remember, Top Records of the Year), and free MP3s. "We like to champion who and what we like, not just what we're fed," says Nielsen. Features and reviews are archived dating back to the site's inception a little over two years ago. Read the whole story

CityBeat Covers BlogSanDiego 03.28.07
This expansive site is run out of Ocean Beach by musicians Eric Nielsen (Maquiladora, Buzz Or Howl, Lotus House Records) and Keith Boyd (High Mountain Tempel, with Nielsen). Included are thorough album and concert reviews, leftist political articles, free MP3s and a list of recommended shows. Along with several noteworthy contributors, they've teamed up with Lou's Records to include reviews from their expert staff. "The website is really a chance to work collectively with other great music writers and listeners to champion the unheard, to share what moves us musically and to come together in a forum," says Nielsen.
Go there now : To read print-quality articles on topics like Nirvana's historical 1991 in-store performance at Off the Record (video included). more

SD Reader Features a Piece on Scott Pactor and Cat Dirt Sez, Scott Mentions BSD as Top 3 SD Music Sites
Thanks Scott for mentioning us. Check out the piece here Check out Cat Dirt Sez We love it.

SD Reader Features Blog San Diego
The Reader has picked little ole us to feature in their Blog Diego section. Check out the piece at http://www.sdreader.com/published/2007-01-18/blogdiego.html

Check out what Cat Dirt Sez is saying about Blog San Diego
... this somewhat mysterious (zine has) a decent handle on things in san diego, with plenty of show reviews, and they obviously know their indie blogger nation stuff. anyway- i think they'll earn a spot on the blog roll soon. love the coverage on japan! hell's yeah!

Check out what Lou's Records is saying about Blog San Diego
"Lou's has teamed up with blogsandiego.com to offer reviews of recent releases, employee favorites and just about everything else. Blogsandiego.com is run by local musicians and fellow music lovers and provide you with news about not just music from San Diego but around the world." We'd like to thank them and invite you to support them. so click on over to their site and check out what they have to offer.

Check out what Citizen Video is saying about Blog San Diego
In case you didn't catch the buzz going on about Citizen, check out these recent great articles. David Elliott, of the Union-Tribune, wrote this article that appeared in last Sunday's art section. And for some less mainstream media, check our article in blogsandiego. Keith Boyd did a great job capturing the essence and motivation behind Citizen.