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Weird Weeds, 30 May 2004
http://weirdweeds.suchfun.net/
| Weird Weeds (Austin, TX) surprised us with seamless structured improv, beautiful guitar work, and an outsider approach to sound-making and composition that included bowed drum kit, sidewalk-chalk slide guitar, and threaded steel rods on strings. In context, these techniques didn't sound like 'tricks' at all. | 
Weird Weeds 2004-05-30 ( 5 images) | |
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| Sounds: | ||
| 1. "Sea Weeds" | ||
| 2. "A Duck" | ||
| 3. "Ribs and Wrinkles" | ||
| 4. "Bachelor Party" | ||
| 5. "Hold Me" | ||
| 6. "Dream Wizard Solo" | ||
| 7. "Paratrooper Seed" | ||
| 8. "The Ambulance Drivers" | ||
| 9. "Soda Jerk" | ||
| 10. "Holy Train Wrecks" | ||
| 11. "Bugs and Bees" | ||
| The recording has been mastered. (request online!) | ||
| CREDITS: | ||
| Recording Engineer: | Eric Archer | |
| Booking Agent: | Andrew Ward | |
| Photographer: | Eric Katerman | |
| On-Air Host: | Andrew Ward | |
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| comments: | |
| ek :: :: katerman@mail.utexas.edu :: 11 Jun 2004 @ 15:11:39 :: 3.5 (out of 5) | |
| They were pretty good, but a little too loose or random for me. One seriously redeeming quality: they talked about Fat Day's pulsating-light helmets for a few minutes. Ahhh... brings back memories. | |
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