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Post by Thorngrub on May 24, 2006 10:59:57 GMT -5
^ Nils & Dawn ^ of faun fables
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Post by Thorngrub on May 24, 2006 11:00:16 GMT -5
THis thread concerns all faun fable, sleepytime gorilla museum, inkBoat, Drag City records, Will Oldham, Palace Music, deadboy and the elephantmen, pajo, paz, of circles broke & perfect, slint, zwan, and all inter-related topics of interest.
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Post by Thorngrub on May 24, 2006 11:01:35 GMT -5
sisy: check this out! Dawn worked on a record with Will Oldham in Iceland this winter, THEN THE LETTING GO, with producer Valgeir Sigurdsson of Bjork fame. Stay tuned for the release date info....! www.faunfables.net/shows.html*then click on NEWS*
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Post by Thorngrub on May 24, 2006 11:09:45 GMT -5
Here is the current incarnation of faun fables for their the Transit Rider CD-release Tour (currently scorching a wiggly wormy trail across America & coming to stun a town near you): here are the remaining tour dates: Fri 5/26 Oakland, CA Oakland Metro 201 Broadway 510-763-1146 all ages time and tickets, tba Sat 5/27 Oakland, CA Oakland Metro 201 Broadway 510-763-1146 all ages time and tickets, tba Tue 5/30 Eureka, CA Synapsis Performance Space 1930 A St all ages 8:00pm, Tickets: $10.00 Wed 5/31 Portland, OR Loveland 315 SE 2nd Avenue ph: 503/234-LOVE TBA w/the Danielson Famile! 9:00pm; Tickets: $10.00/$12.00 Thu 6/1 Spokane, WA The Shop 924 S Perry Street 509-534-1647 all ages 8:00pm, Tickets: $6.00 Sat 6/3 Olympia, WA Capital Theater 206 East 5th Avenue 416 Washington Street SE #208 360-754-3635 8:00pm, Tickets: $8.00 all ages Mon 6/5 Seattle, WA The Triple Door 216 Union Street 206-838-4309 7:30pm, Tickets: $10.00 ~ Do Not Miss This Show If You Can Possibly Make It To Any Of These dates/venus!Ye have been politely given the head's-uP...
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Post by luke on May 24, 2006 11:55:44 GMT -5
Shouldn't this be in the Start Your Own... folder?
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Post by Thorngrub on May 24, 2006 12:17:50 GMT -5
Nah; it's a general thread.
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Post by sisyphus on May 24, 2006 14:18:24 GMT -5
sisy: check this out! Dawn worked on a record with Will Oldham in Iceland this winter, THEN THE LETTING GO, with producer Valgeir Sigurdsson of Bjork fame. Stay tuned for the release date info....! www.faunfables.net/shows.html*then click on NEWS* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeks!!!! i must have it!!!! shut the fuck up!!!! i LOVE drag city!!!!
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Post by sisyphus on May 24, 2006 14:19:02 GMT -5
I LOVE THIS THREAD!!!!
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Post by sisyphus on May 26, 2006 11:42:22 GMT -5
Thorn got me these for my birthday. Thanks, Thorn! :*
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Post by Thorngrub on May 26, 2006 12:10:08 GMT -5
U're welcome, sisy ~ !
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Post by Thorngrub on May 26, 2006 12:14:35 GMT -5
We (sisy & I) saw what has to be one of the most intense, refreshing, and all-around entertaining musical acts last week: faun fables, the anachronistic mini -theatrical musical endeavor of Dawn McCarthy (cinderella supertramp & yodelist extraordinaire), joined by Nils Frykdahl (of SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM fame). A couple years ago, faun fables signed onto DRAG CITY RECORDS (the same label that such luminaries as Will Oldham ("bonnie prince billy") get to call home. (By the way: if you haven't familiarized yourselves with bonnie prince billy's music yet, I urge you to do so immediately. He is a songwriter/singer getting labelled everything from "alt country" to "goth country", but in fact he is a brilliant contemporary folk musician unparalleled. You need bonnie prince billy.) Now that I've witnessed first-hand the breathtaking dynamics of faun fables, (and met outside the venue with Nils for a short chat), I am chomping at the bit to see SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM! In fact I just can't fryking wait. faun fables 4th album is called "The Transit Rider", and they are currently performing it on a small lucky stage near you. *I urge everyone here who's in Cali to go out of their way to see this, this weekend. It is like Tom Waits meets burlesque via Bertolt Brecht, crossed with Jethro Tull's acoustic bastard offspring in a production by Samuel Beckett's gypsy grandchild.* I don't want to pigeonhole this amazing group of performance artists/musicians by comparing them to anyone, really - - but I can't help and conjure the old school Tull-like sensibility of the wandering tramp lifestyle ("aqualung"), and the bucolic lyricism it invokes. "The Transit Rider" is a stunning display of mime, performance artistry, and musical theatrics w/a running theme of a lady on a train trying to go on a picnic, and dealing with the peculiar personification of the train's conductor (played with flair by Nils), and I swear it'll keep all of you here mesmerized to your seats. (We saw it on a tiny art-gallery stage; you couldn't fit more than 50 people in that space. We were all hypnotized by what faun fables managed to conjure before our eyes. I'll never forget it as long as I live.) faun fables just left Salt Lake and is currently in California, here are the remaining tour dates: (tickets are from $6 to $10) beginning TONIGHT in Oakland!Fri 5/26 Oakland, CA Oakland Metro 201 Broadway 510-763-1146 all ages time and tickets, tba Sat 5/27 Oakland, CA Oakland Metro 201 Broadway 510-763-1146 all ages time and tickets, tba Tue 5/30 Eureka, CASynapsis Performance Space 1930 A St all ages 8:00pm, Tickets: $10.00 Wed 5/31 Portland, OR Loveland 315 SE 2nd Avenue ph: 503/234-LOVE TBA w/the Danielson Famile! 9:00pm; Tickets: $10.00/$12.00 Thu 6/1 Spokane, WAThe Shop 924 S Perry Street 509-534-1647 all ages 8:00pm, Tickets: $6.00 Sat 6/3 Olympia, WA Capital Theater 206 East 5th Avenue 416 Washington Street SE #208 360-754-3635 8:00pm, Tickets: $8.00 all ages Mon 6/5 Seattle, WAThe Triple Door 216 Union Street 206-838-4309 7:30pm, Tickets: $10.00 ~ ~ ~ *GO SEE THIS PRODUCTION, BELIEVE ME, YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID* faun fables official site
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Post by luke on May 26, 2006 12:28:50 GMT -5
Forgot about this board, should have posted this here as things sometimes get lost in Now Playing:
Thorn- So I found the Deadboy debut and an Agents of Oblivion CD my wife had laying around in a pile. Not sure if you have any AoO, it was one of Dax's bands between Acid Bath and Deadboy. Only problem is that they are both scratched to high hell. I'll clean them up, but no guarantee they'll burn. Gonna give it a try, though.
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Post by Thorngrub on May 26, 2006 12:36:19 GMT -5
cool man. I've got the Agents of Oblivion CD - so you won't have to bother w/that one. "Endsmouth" is a great song! The remaining tracks are "Hit or Miss" for me, but luckily more hits than misses.
As for that scratched -up debut of Deadboy, hell yeah I'll give it a shot man. Been dying to hear that. Truly appreciate it, luke. *
* Anyone who burns something for me, automatically earns a tab of "thoRn kaRma points", which just means someday I'll return the favor.
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Post by Thorngrub on May 26, 2006 12:37:51 GMT -5
sisy: Maybe we should consider high-tailin' it to Portland or Seattle and catch faun fables again ! I got a 3 -day weekend . . . \m/
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Post by Thorngrub on May 26, 2006 13:36:49 GMT -5
from the johnshirley boardz: Sleepytime has announced a few dates recently as well:
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum 07/06/2006 Knitting Factory LA Hollywood CA
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum 07/07/2006 Oakland Metro Oakland CA
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum 07/08/2006 Oakland Metro Oakland CA
*sisy* ! HOld the presses ! Forget about a post-4th Campout ! Since we'll be in VEGAS after the PJ show on Thur, July 6 - - we should pull out the stops and drive on to OAKLAND CALIFORNIA, and finally see SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM for ourselves ! ! Whaddayasay? I'm totally game. I don't have to be back at work till Mon July 10
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