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The tracklisting of the first album might look like this:
Forget The Swim
Catch In A Bowel
The Pepper
Does It Fart
Pointness
Revulsion
Gargling
Seven Lips
Mountie Man
Guest
Boobs Of FashionSwervedriver vids
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNRRnew2jcA rNRRnew2jcA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbi5cXWpUuQ wbi5cXWpUuQ
"built_to_spill " wrote:"Now You Know" (2002) is a decent solo effort by Doug, SG. Worth a listen, if you haven’t heard it!Yeah,I missed out on checking out that one.Will get to it someday
Awhile back I played the song The Weather from Ancient Melodies for my mom.She was amazed by how much Doug sounds like Neil Young on that song.Neil`s voice is pretty unique and she did`nt think anyone else would sound like him.By the way,drummer Scott Plouf used to play with The Spinanes.Alot different stuff than BTS but worth hearing.It was fronted by Rebecca Gates,not big on guitar skills but her songwriting and understated voice was a beauty plus Scott`s pounding drum style sounded great with her.They did 3 albums,the first 2 are highly recommended:Manos and Strand.A couple of vids here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhMj_Wye6Bc IhMj_Wye6Bc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIodcvaclvg hIodcvaclvg
I like Cats In A Bowl too.Reminds me of high school,though I could probably make a mix of Dino songs that remind me of high school.
"curbdogma " wrote:(I don’t recall it being on the SST tapelist)It was`nt.It was on the Homestead label origanally.
The blues hit around the same time.Mamie Smith`s Crazy Blues in 1920 was the one that started the recording biz of the blues though the music itself unrecorded goes back a couple of decades more.The first jazz record was The Original Dixieland Jass Band`s Original Dixieland One Step in 1917.A white band actually.The black trumpeter Freddie Keppard was offered to make a record in 1916 but turned it down,fearing his style would be copied.
