The Breakfast.info
Breakfast Babble => The Grand Scheme Of Things => Topic started by: jocelyn on June 18, 2008, 01:31:31 pm
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I know a lot of people use this website to research bands. I just used it today, for the first time, and I decided while I was on there to look up The Breakfast. There is no bio for The Breakfast, but it does link you to one for PB. They have the following (rather unappealing) bio posted:
Biography by Jesse Jarnow
Psychedelic Breakfast is unabashedly a fifth-generation jam band. Formed in East Haven, CT, in 1998, the quartet\'s early set lists featured numerous tunes by classic rock artists, including the Doors, Pink Floyd, the Allman Brothers Band, Frank Zappa, Santana, and others. All of these influences are present in the band\'s original material, which mixes progressive rock tactics with often silly lyrics (and indisputable predilection toward Phish, especially in the guitar work of Tim Palmieri).
The band self-released their first album, Psychedelic Breakfast, in 2000. A quartet of songs off the release were picked up by MTV to use as incidental music during their Undressed show. The band spent most of 2000 and 2001 touring, building up a small following while playing bars and small clubs around the East Coast and opening for such acts as Amfibian, Max Creek, Deep Banana Blackout, and others. In March 2001, they recorded their second album, Deuce, which was released by Sonance Records.
I was just thinking that someone should maybe send them an updated bio?
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fifth tier bar bands fo\' life
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SO WHAT CONSTITUTES A \'FIFTH generation JAM-BAND\'? what are the different tiers and how are they categorized?
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The guy who wrote that is one stupid ass w/o a clue.
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thats pretty hag/ completely unrepresentative of the music they play, apart from early cover tunes
ps Tpalms owns trey