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ok. i'll bite....
I am in the conformists. most of you will not like my band.

buzzsaw wrote:ok. i'll bite....
I am in the conformists. most of you will not like my band.

I, for one, liked your band very much! I'm sure you get the Pere Ubu/Beefheart thing all the time, but whatever, I like your band. So there.

misfits, samhain, danzing.

ochre wrote:current:

http://www.myspace.com/ardmore

http://www.myspace.com/doandroidsdreamofelectricsheep

yup....

I added you to my myspace list a few weeks ago. (do androids dream of electric sheep) I'm a friend of Elissa, she played me some of your music a few weeks ago. :]

I am not allowed to be in bands.

I'm the ex-glockenspiel player for Captain Caveman.

I play the mouth organ (you yanks call it a harmonica) for Hardcastle & McCormick

I play the guitar for the Yardley Huffman quartet

I used to play keyboards for Fugazi. They had a keyboardist (me) for the first leg of their Canadian tour in 1993. But I couldn't stay sober enough for them, or they didn't think keyboards were their thing. I don't know. I've heard both. I don't think one shandy a night is too bad, even if it is in a pint glass. I personally think my leather pants and puffy medieval blouse didn't go over well. I was the long hair in the band.

previously:
Mrs. Darling Manifest (Los Angeles)

now:
Mrs. Darling Manifest (Santa Cruz)


www.mrsdarlingmanifest.com

Past:
Dime Detectives - I couldn't play for crap, but the guy said the only qualifications were that I had to have my own drums, and Know What Rock And Roll Is.
Island Uprising - The band that put Lansing on the Surf Rock map.
Natalie & the Gentlemen who Prefer Blondes - 5 piece vocal jazz standards group.
Gmgh - gravitationist three piece, drums, bari guitar and vocals. Also, a quiet band.
St. Vincent & the Grenadines - three piece rock group.
Present:
Quiver of Arrows - three piece rock group.

This is only the bands that actually performed and/or recorded. There have been probably a dozen more not worth mentioning.

Old days: nub.

Modern day: Marshal the Champions.

I didn't realize there were so many people on here who were in, like, real bands. I just assumed we were all talentless puds with too many guitars. But I guess that's just me.