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KNOCK YOURSELF OUT 2009 solo cd from DAVE GRANEY. Contains "the title track plus "bodysnatcher blues","honky tonk rope a dope", "dylan the inide fake", "throwin' one into the world", "I need my guitar","it was then or never" and many more! AVAILABLE FROM OUR WEBSITE-
http://www.thedavegraneyshow.com
AND CAN BE ORDERED THERE VIA PAYPAL.THE COVER ART IS ANOTHER TONY MAHONY PIECE HAND Drawn Collage.

In music. I’ve found it all depends on what room you’re playing in. I’ve always pitched my stuff as long and as far as possible. For the most part I was trying to keep it elevated and suspended as much as I could. I was after airtime. I still do that. Each album release is a leap into the void. I never expect to be playing to the same room I was in last time. Its probably a stupid way to approach things but those are the tracks I’ve made and I’m rolling. At one point, in Australia, I was a small figure in a BIG room. I made the scene where all the players were. It was cute. I mostly know people who have been BIG in small rooms. They like that and its kept them warm , and alive. Tight clinches creep me out! In those kinds of places, because of the way I’ve pitched and leapt, my form is indistinct and faint. I’m a bit of a ghost. Even though I was there at many supposedly powerful points in mythic time. What am I saying? I guess that I have never been in any kind of genre or club. Though we've played in clubs. And theatres and tents and houses and once or twice on the back of a truck.We wuz there at punk rock and post punk and was on Au Go Go and Creation and Universal and we’ve played at the Sydney Opera House , Continental, Big Day Out, Livid, Marquee , Hacienda ,Crystal Ballroom, Danceteria and been on every kind of stupid tv show , though never, ever on Commercial radio. Roots? Are they roots? Or clouds. Is that a room? Or a labyrinth.

HASHISH AND LIQUOR 2005 double disc set . Hashish by Dave Graney and Liwuor from Clare Moore. Contains "my schtick weighs a ton", "there he goes with his eye out", "the town bike song", "a lot to drink about", "tomorrow inc", "alphonsus will get you" and ""saturday night bath". An amazing double set. Jazz/lyrical sci fi r&b. AVAILABLE FROM OUR WEBSITE-
http://www.thedavegraneyshow.com
AND CAN BE ORDERED THERE VIA PAYPAL. COVER ART FROM TONY MAHONY
dave graney,clare moore,mark fitzgibbon,stu perera.
BIO- Dave Graney - Clare Moore- Lurid Yellow Mist
Dave Graney and Clare Moore live and work out of Melbourne Australia. They played with the Moodists from 1978 to 1986. They then played with the White Buffaloes/Coral Snakes from 1987-1997. “knock yourself out" will be the 21st album release they have been involved in producing , writing, arranging and playing on.

Dave Graney and Clare Moore had been playing music since punk rock in the late 70s. Dave Graney plays guitar and sings and sometimes just sings and moves the songs. Clare Moore plays drums and vibes and keys and sings.

Stu Thomas plays bass and also releases his own music as teh Stu Thomas Paradox. Stuart Perera has played with Graney and Moore since 1998, the longest time any musician has dome so. He plays around Melbourne constantly in the bands rocking the clubs.

Graney and Moore broke ranks with all Indie Orthodoxy decades ago. They like to arrange songs and choose sounds rather than semi religious faith in inspiration and spontaneity. They hate loud guitars ( though they both play in SALMON which features six electric guitarists and two drummers). They resile from emotive spewing forth. They love authors and people who claim authority as opposed to people who wish to exist completely within defined boundaries of particular genres or forms, people who aspire to disappear within the deathly folds of “folk” or “public domain”. The old stories that surround many of their peers from the early 80s, the sad postscript that always laments that such and such were “cruelly ignored” and that their music was too good for the cretinous public does not wash with Graney and Moore. When exposed to the Middle Mass, they have vaulted right into the main square of the village and HAPPENED. They use the vernacular and modes of NOW and always have.

video for "lets kill god again" - 2008)

dave graney, clare moore , the moodists, dave graney and the coral snakes, dave graney and the white buffaloes, the dave graney show, the royal dave graney show, dave graney and the lurid yellow mist, dave graney and clare moore...featuring the lurid yellow mist.THE LURID YELLOW MIST...FEATURING DAVE GRANEY AND CLARE MOORE.

Knock yourself out (Cockaigne/Fuse) 2009)
We wuz curious (Illustrious Artists 2008)
Rock Formations (SALMON - Bang! 2007)
Keepin' it Unreal, (Cockaigne/Reverberation 2006/7)
Hashish and Liquor,(double disc w/Clare Moore.Reverberation 2005)
The Brother who lived, (the Royal Dave Graney Show, Cockaigne 2003)
The soundtrack to the movie Bad Eggs (David Graney and Clare Moore,Liberation,2003)
Two Fisted Art (the Moodists, WMinc, 2003)
Heroic Blues (the Dave Graney Show, Cockaigne 2002)
The Third Woman (Clare Moore solo CD, Chapter Music 2001)
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (the Dave Graney Show, Cockaigne 2000)
The Dave Graney Show (the Dave Graney Show, Festival 1998)
The Devil Drives (Coral Snakes, Universal 1997)
The Soft'n'Sexy Sound (Coral Snakes, Universal 1995)
You wanna be there (Coral Snakes, Universal 1994)
Night of the wolverine (Coral Snakes, Universal 1993)
Lure of the tropics (Coral Snakes, Torn and Frayed 1992)
I was the hunter and I was the prey (Coral Snakes, Fire 1992)
My life on the plains (White Buffaloes, Fire, 1990)
Double Life (the Moodists, 1985)
Thirstys Calling (the Moodists, 1984)
Engine Shudder (the Moodists, 1982)

Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes- 1993- "you're just too hip baby"

Dave Graney'n'the Coral Snakes - 1994- "I'm gonna release your soul"