1994- Max Mueller- Tom Sabia- David Vespoint (Lovenut)
1998- Max Mueller- David Vespoint- Joe Parsons (Lovenut)
2003- Paul Krysiak- bass/ guitar/ keyboards- basically Garth Hudson- Joe Parsons-drums (Myracle Brah)
Dennis Schocket- bass on various things and some touring-
Greg Schroeder- drums on various MB albums and touring to present 2006-
Dayton Alford-drums on Love Is-----
Current line up: AB guitar, Greg Schroeder drums, Cliff Hillis guitar, Dennis Schocket bass, Marge Willin keyboards.
Marge Willin is on leave and due with her first child in January
D. Schocket 2nd base, batting 3rd
I was born. I make records. The end. And then of course..the coda..... ---Chevy Van--Sammy Johns
New record "Can You Hear The Myracle Brah?" .... distributed by RED EYE, plus a special edition 500 copies on vinyl with different running order.
FROM ALL MUSIC:
"4 STARS. Since releasing his first record under the Myracle Brah moniker in
1998, Andy Bopp has firmly established himself as one of the finest talents
in the contemporary pop underground, writing great songs and playing them
with skill, passion, and a keen understanding of what makes this stuff work.
Like most of his previous Myracle Brah albums, Bopp played and sang
everything on Can You Hear the Myracle Brah? except for drums (by Greg
Schroeder) and some backing vocals (from Chad Hopkins and Caitlin Bopp), and
no one since Richard X. Heyman has managed the neat trick of making an
overdubbed one-man band sound this natural and rock this forcefully. While
too many acts who trade on power pop traditions sound too fey for their own
good, Bopp understands that the Raspberries, Badfinger, and Big Star were
rock & roll bands who could move the crowd, and he has no fear of cranking
up the volume (and the tempo), and "Walking on Water," "Trans Sister," and
"Big Kids Wanna Rock" draw a healthy sweat, with Bopp letting loose with
some fine, raucous guitar solos (especially on "Run to the Voices"). Not
every track on Can You Hear the Myracle Brah? brings the rock, but there's a
commendable emotional force to nearly every track on this album, and Bopp
doesn't mind letting anger and anxiety share the stage with the usual pure
pop themes of love (good) and love (bad). Can You Hear the Myracle Brah?
doesn't advance Bopp's formula much beyond what he's done with Myracle
Brah's previous work, but given how good the material is, it sounds more
like he's continuing to make great records within his chosen style than
treading creative water; this is smart, edgy pop/rock that's tough enough to
interest people outside the cult of latter-day power pop obsessives."
Hey Andy - we have posted a new song "She's Under My Skin" from our upcoming album - please stop by and check it out. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. Have a great day!
Hey Andy when Are you Guys gonna Play NYC? I am Dying to see you guys live. Just managed to find a Copy of Bleeder new in a store in Hoboken New Jersey dude the early cd's are hard to come by I still cant find The Myracle Brah or Platespinner Cd but man it is a challenge getting your stuff. tell Rainbow quarts to re-issue you early Cd's I had to pay $75.00 for an import of life on planet eartsnop I hope you see most of that LOL. well keep rockin' look foward to more great music. Joe
I, with the PestStrips, actually opened for you and the New Alliance in College Park in the very early 1990’s. I’ll tell Vestpoint that you found us and add you to our top friends.
Marge Willin is on leave and due with her first child in January
D. Schocket 2nd base, batting 3rd
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