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5 August - Tractor Tavern, Seattle Setlist
In A Lonely Coffin
The Forgotten Fridays Out There on the Maroon I'm Not Bitter Cigarettes Coffee and Booze Hillbilly Drummer Girl [Young Fresh Fellows] With A Gun Got You My Life As A Creep Courage is the Smallest Bird Carmelita [Warren Zevon] Hotel Senator Lies of the Living Dead Time Bomb High School [Reigning Sound] Aw Shit Man Posted on 06 Aug 2006 by Stoffel
The Tripwires, John Rambergs new band
The Tripwires, the new band of John Ramberg(vocals/guitar), with Jim Sangster from the Young Fresh Fellows and Sgt. Major on Bass, Johnny Sangster on guitar/ vocals and Mark Pickerel on drums finally have a website: www.thetripwires.com. You can find some links about the members, see some pictures and find out where they play next. They also have a track "I hear this music" up for download. And at their myspace website you can listen to 3 more. So check them out when you can, and hopefully we see a CD release pretty soon.
Posted on 05 Aug 2006 by Stoffel
4 August - Mississippi Studios, Portland Setlist
Scott & Peter
Aw Shit, Man There Is No Music Ambiguity Song (Camper Van Beethoven cover?) Backroom of the Bar Old Carving Knife (apparantly, a new Tuatara song) The Town That Lost Its Groove Supply Cigarettes, Coffee, and Booze Odds n Ends World Of Eggs Find A Finger All The Time I Wish I Was Your Mother Posted on 05 Aug 2006 by Stoffel
The Fellows at "The Croc"
The Young Fresh Fellows will play on Saturday August 19 at The Crocodile Cafe in Seattle. Opening bands will be "Paul Lynde Fanclub" and "The Need Machine". Later in the month the Fellows will also be playing the Spanish "Azkena Festival" in Vittoria, Spain.
Posted on 19 Jul 2006 by Stoffel
Robyn Hitchcock and The Venus 3 - Olé Tarantula. A preview of the new album by the man himself.
“What makes this record for me is the musicians I was able to gather,” says Robyn Hitchcock of Olé Tarantula, a surreal vision and Technicolor celebration of life — from its inception and the whole catastrophe of it — till its groovy decay and inevitable last breath.
“To me, the whole record is sadness cloaked in fun. But under that fun, more sadness,” says Hitchcock. Such seeming contradictions are what make Hitchcock a credible narrator to his incredible kingdom of song, the one he’s built on a foundation of dreamlike, whimsical, tragic comedy and set to gorgeous and slightly askew melodies for the last 30 years. In Hitchcock’s universe, adventure rocket ships, exploding, twist-off heads and crawling things are the norm, as are supersonic harmonies and an ever-present chiming guitar sound. Through the years, those heavenly refrains, the harmonicas and the hilarity conspired and drew a blueprint for alternative pop as we know it. Is it any wonder he attracts stellar company when he settles in to make a record? Posted on 16 Jul 2006 by Stoffel
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