hah nice...i love telling people about archive.org, best kept secret on the web. Yea and it seems llike you had some real success with these guys, most of the time when i talk to me dmb fan freinds they refer to TB as "Phish 2" because they didn\'t understand my past obsession or my new obsession with the bfast! :no:
When I saw TB for the first time, I couldn\'t help it. They just reminded me so much of Phish 15 years ago. I don\'t count that as a bad thing, considering what a huge fan base and huge success they became. I look at other bands (i.e. Umphrey\'s, String Cheese, Ekoostik Hookah), and I just don\'t see them getting much bigger than they already are...however, I think TB will see unstoppable growth if they keep doing what they\'re doing. They may be somewhat comparable to early Phish at this point, but I definitely think they\'ll come into their own soon.
i think musically theyve come into their own.. if they had a little more lively stage presence theyd be unstoppable. i think a lot of folks have a hard time getting totally lost in great music, they need entertainment with their eyes too. then again maybe we should hand out small binoculars at the door so they can focus on the magical land of timmy p\'s fingerwork.
that said, i still think a cartoon caricature of timmy should be in order.
I agree, i think ellis-d\'s lights will be that extra something that will help people really get into this band...that said
then again maybe we should hand out small binoculars at the door so they can focus on the magical land of timmy p\'s fingerwork.
I was thinking we could just have clipart-y pictures of breakfast food and make up some cheesy saying like "My Breakfast can melt your breakfast\'s face off" (ok, that\'s retarded but just go with it)
"The Breakfast... jam good enough to spread on your morning toast."
or something along those lines.
that was from the yahoo group maybe?
I was thinking we could just have clipart-y pictures of breakfast food and make up some cheesy saying like "My Breakfast can melt your breakfast\'s face off" (ok, that\'s retarded but just go with it)
"The Breakfast... jam good enough to spread on your morning toast."
or something along those lines.
that was from the yahoo group maybe?
I remember someone wanted to do a "PB and jamz" shirt back in 2001.
I have a few questions that maybe someone can answer.
1) Does the band practice regularly and often?
2) Do they all write the songs on their own? Do they have writing partners?
I remember reading on a few ocassions that Phish practiced religiousily and learned their songs inside and out. And, obviousily Garcia had Hunter, Trey had Tom.
jUst curious.
I remember reading on a few ocassions that Phish practiced religiousily and learned their songs inside and out. And, obviousily Garcia had Hunter, Trey had Tom.
jUst curious.[/QUOTE]
To The Best Of My Knowledge....
1) Does the band practice regularly and often?
I would say twice to thrice a week....when not extensively touring.....i know they do/did have practices at Aruny\'s
1) 2) Do they all write the songs on their own? Do they have writing partners?
For the most part Timmy writes most of their songs....Followed by Save.....Then Animal.....and I am pretty sure that there isn\'t a Sequoia tune out there......
I also know that Justin "Spacebrush" Maturo has had a hand in penning some tunes...I think he wrote all the lyrics to Eschers and contributed to May Fly (along with others?)
again...this is just as far as I know....which isn\'t too far....
When browsing through the album covers, Giangreco gets credit for:
-The Vermont Song (w/Adrian)
-Puppetry (w/Adrian)
-No Glove, No Love (with Tim)
-See The Light (w/Adrian & Tim)
-Drunk Monk Bar (w/Tim)
-Sleeping Beauty (w/Tim)
Tribal Funk Affliction and Beef Barley credit the entire band.