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Thee Hydrogen Terrors from Providence R.I. Their albums are great. Too bad I never saw them live.

Chuckb wrote:Thee Hydrogen Terrors from Providence R.I. Their albums are great. Too bad I never saw them live.

I saw them live, with Six Finger Satellite...in St. Louis. They were fucking fantastic. I bought the record...cool marbled vinyl, also fantastic...which one of my best friends immediately borrowed and stowed away in his multiTHOUSAND-huge record collection (spanning several rooms, floor-to-ceiling, in a double-wide trailer home) for me never to find again.

I want that record again, and I want that singer to sing for my band. I want.

rayj wrote:

Chuckb wrote:Thee Hydrogen Terrors from Providence R.I. Their albums are great. Too bad I never saw them live.

I saw them live, with Six Finger Satellite...in St. Louis. They were fucking fantastic. I bought the record...cool marbled vinyl, also fantastic...which one of my best friends immediately borrowed and stowed away in his multiTHOUSAND-huge record collection (spanning several rooms, floor-to-ceiling, in a double-wide trailer home) for me never to find again.

I want that record again, and I want that singer to sing for my band. I want.

Ha Ha! Are you giving him your The United States of America record too? Or, can I have that one?

Glenn W. Turner wrote:Ha Ha! Are you giving him your The United States of America record too? Or, can I have that one?

...yeah, I think I actually verbally gave him that one. It was a 'first-cut' disc, too. Of course, any 'first-cut' benefits prolapsed out the window as soon as his crappy old needle plunged into the vinyl...

What was I thinking.

White -- I talk about this band on the forum all the time, but what little I heard of them was great. Still waiting for someone to hook me up with some songs.

Ex-Chittle -- One album and a 7inch are all I ever saw. My buddy described it as "accoustic big'n" Mr Greenlees? What happened?

Zwan

caix wrote:C-Clamp. Saw them what seems like ages ago at the Bottle and was instantly hooked. Their drummer, who quit some years ago, was amazing to watch.

Frantz Etienne. An amazing drummer and a top notch guy. He hasn't played with anyone since C-Clamp (unless you count keyboard duties with Dianogah), but is slowly working on a new band with TJ from the band Love Cup. My hopes are high that their collaboration will see the light of day.

If you don't have them you should buy the two C-Clamp records, Meander + Return, and Longer Waves. Both great.