We were hanging out with Siobhan and asked her what the next song should be about. She said we should write a “fan song”. This is another living room recording. It’s funny… these things take 30 minutes to record it but months to polish.
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We lucked out and had the San Francisco studio to ourselves on a Saturday night. Can’t beat a grand piano and a heap of top notch recording gear!
The name Corporeal Safari speaks to the sensual quality to the song. While mixing it, I imagined a journey of touch and sensitivity.
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We played at Pergs and came out with a pretty fun set of tunes. Bummer that rob couldn’t make it and lay down his notorious bass lines. I hat to sub for him with a keyboard. Bob and Lindsey carried the guitar and vocals. David Schulkin threw down some ukulele riffs.
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live at Pergs 01
live at Pergs 02
live at Pergs 03
live at Pergs 04
live at Pergs 05 (Ukulele by Davie)
live at Pergs 06
live at Pergs 07
live at Pergs 08
live at Pergs 09
live at Pergs 10
Performed live at the old Union Street Cafe.
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opium
patchouli
white sage
amber
golden honeysuckle
clove
lavender dream
jasmine
rose
The House at the End of the Road (T.H.A.T.E.O.T.R.) is a unique album in both sentiment and mood. The overall structure and method is based in classic studio style recording techniques. Being that the emphasis is on recording, this album is sonically clean, delivering a heavily premeditated musical landscape. Read the Good Times’ Review.
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i can
i can (2)
ladybug
do what we wanna do
do what we wanna do (2)
unbelievable
This is an excerpt from the first time we ever used the cuisNart. This is the founding inspiration for Deepfried.
Background image provided courtesy of Marsha Vdovin via Flickr.
