Komplettes MP3 Album von MediaCrime
Angegebene Spieldauer: 37:50
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2003-11-16
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Crosby, Stills, Nash and YOUNG meets the Who or, What if Woody Guthrie were alive today...and thought the Sex Pistols were a cool band?

Käufer, die sich für (Neal Young The Who The Ramones) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
MediaCrime is made up of four guys who love to play. All are veterans of the New York Metro original music scene. Eddie Havoc, on vocals and guitar, blends performing and song writing styles, mixing rock, punk, folk and garage/psychedelic influences. Pauli Dangerousli on guitar, vocals and harmonica, originally played drums in various groups. He met Ed while jamming and, after playing some guitar and showing some of his original music, joined up as vocalist, guitarist and colorist. John Mazza, on drums and vocals has been playing in original bands since he began to play. A devote of the seminal alternative/college radio sound, he goes beyond being merely a "drummer" and is involved in arranging and the band’s artwork. Frank Orlando, on bass and vocals, joined MediaCrime following the departure of the original bassist. An aficionado of all styles of rock, his abilities allow the band to explore ever more diverse types of music. Also a veteran of the New York Metro scene, his driving bottom provides foundation for the band’s dynamic live performances.

"Stapled to the Chicken" is the creative offspring of this talented and musically diverse quartet of intellectual misfits. Don’t just listen to one track as no single track on "Stapled to the Chicken" defines the style or genre of this band’s sound. Tight harmonies, driving rhythms, and tasty lead breaks framed with witty, tounge-in-cheek lyrics make this a CD you will wear out before you tire of it. Better buy two.
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Who are these guys???? Check out their web site to find out more about MediaCrime...(click on link to the left).