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how will you ever get home

Album: the jockey down project

Released: Mar 14, 2008

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Genre: Alternative / Folk / Rock
Location UPPER JAY, New York, US
Profile Views: 24646
Last Login: 5/10/2011
Member Since 2/13/2006
Website http://www.monsterbuck66.com
Record Label Swimming Records
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.... .. .. ......MONSTERBUCK.. ..Land of Makebelievers...... .... ....Cost: $14.95.. .. * ..includes Shipping & Handling.... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....TRACK LIST ........ Shine.. Swimming Industry.. Like It Did Before.. Frozen.. I See You Tonight.. Volunteer.. Early Lessons in Subtraction.. Felicity .. Attention Song.. Tender is the Evening.. Arto Monaco...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... MONSTERBUCK is singer/songwriter Chris Kowanko and brothers Byron Renderer on bass and Scott Renderer on drums. Originally known as a solo artist, Kowanko released several the albums "Kowanko" and "Spell", collaborating with legendary producers Lenny Kaye (Patti Smith) and Steve Fisk (Nirvana, Soul Coughing, Low). Monsterbuck drummer Scott Renderer is also known as an actor, having been a member of the Wooster Group and working with filmmaker Todd Haynes. Rounding out the trio is Byron Renderer on bass, longtime avant pop songwriter and member of the bands Suitcase and Bud Fender... .. Monsterbuck's debut album, "Land of Makebelievers" is inspired by an abandoned amusement park in Upper Jay called The Land of Makebelieve. The park was created in the sixties by a disillusioned hollywood set designer named Arto Monaco. Arto gave up on the park after numerous floods, and passed away, but his effort still serves as a source of inspiration in a weird fractured fairy tale sort of way for those who are lucky enough to stumble upon it.....
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Land of Makebelievers

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TRACK LIST
Shine
Swimming Industry
Like It Did Before
Frozen
I See You Tonight
Volunteer
Early Lessons in Subtraction
Felicity
Attention Song
Tender is the Evening
Arto Monaco

MONSTERBUCK is singer/songwriter Chris Kowanko and brothers Byron Renderer on bass and Scott Renderer on drums. Originally known as a solo artist, Kowanko released several the albums "Kowanko" and "Spell", collaborating with legendary producers Lenny Kaye (Patti Smith) and Steve Fisk (Nirvana, Soul Coughing, Low). Monsterbuck drummer Scott Renderer is also known as an actor, having been a member of the Wooster Group and working with filmmaker Todd Haynes. Rounding out the trio is Byron Renderer on bass, longtime avant pop songwriter and member of the bands Suitcase and Bud Fender.

Monsterbuck's debut album, "Land of Makebelievers" is inspired by an abandoned amusement park in Upper Jay called The Land of Makebelieve. The park was created in the sixties by a disillusioned hollywood set designer named Arto Monaco. Arto gave up on the park after numerous floods, and passed away, but his effort still serves as a source of inspiration in a weird fractured fairy tale sort of way for those who are lucky enough to stumble upon it.