Elliott Smith, AIR, Electric Light Orchestra, Wilco, Super Furry Animals, Queen, Ween, John Coltrane, The Flaming Lips, Caribou, Spoon, Starflyer 59, Cowboy BeBop, Jamiraquai, John Lennon, Grandaddy, Earlimart, Yes, Rush, The Mars Volta, Olospo, Larry, Circadian, Particle, The OM Trio, The Big Wu, Gwen Stefani, Outkast, The Oakridge Boys, Beethoven, Mozart, Wagner, ABBA, The Village People, Stryper, Metallice, Ratt, Poison, Slayer, Mariah Carey, The fat boys, Run DMC, MC Kenny, Gorillaz, Dallas Youth Orchestra, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, The Max Weinberg 7, Living Color, UB40, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Pantera, Tripping Daisy, Gwar, Yanni, Kenny G, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Brubeck, and maybe a little bit of influence by Ben Folds
Think of what would happen if They Might Be Giants invited Ben Folds to be their front man, and you have a pretty good idea of what the Enormous Magic Verb is all about. Singer John Speed’s steady vocal delivery and crafty piano playing are the perfect canvas on which the rest of the band paints. The core of the band is made up of piano (Speed), bass (Darin Prejean), and drums (Chad Siewert). Although on any given night you might see them playing with either a full string section, horn section, guitars, vintage synths, vocoders, and even a lap top or two.
Since 2005 these guys have been churning out catchy, quirky pop tunes, and expanding their live show around the metroplex. The band’s early days featured long free form jams, but have since turned into a tight, and energetic pop group. Lush harmonies, clever lyrics, and tight playing make this band fun to see live.
The band released a self title E.P. in 2007, a concept album titled "Makellosburg" in 2008 on Mile Long and Valley Low Records, and is currently adding music to a film project headed up by drummer Chad Siewert.
I really appreciate your friendship and ALL your awesome support! I'd be so grateful if you could bulletin your friends and ask them to add us. THANKS A BUNCH!!!!
Awww missing your tunes and sweet sounds... I watched our video with Audrey singing Give it to the Bear tonight and it reminded me how much fun we use to have at shows. TENDER!!! Missing you and hope the spring or summer brings us a show. T
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It is a mere 14 days until the long awaited Verb show. Can't tell you how much we are looking forward to more great times with your shows. Waiting and counting until the madness of sound begins.
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Wondering what everyone else thinks about the bulletin? So glad you summarized with the moral because as I was entertained and laughing with all the details.....I would have missed that point. I ride the short bus on things like that.
Maybe you guys can join us for the fun for the show on the 14th. It would have been great to see THE ENORMOUS MAGIC VERB on here too! I promise to buy you all a drink if you can make it.
Think of what would happen if They Might Be Giants invited Ben Folds to be their front man, and you have a pretty good idea of what the Enormous Magic Verb is all about. Singer John Speed’s steady vocal delivery and crafty piano playing are the perfect canvas on which the rest of the band paints. The core of the band is made up of piano (Speed), bass (Darin Prejean), and drums (Chad Siewert). Although on any given night you might see them playing with either a full string section, horn section, guitars, vintage synths, vocoders, and even a lap top or two.
Since 2005 these guys have been churning out catchy, quirky pop tunes, and expanding their live show around the metroplex. The band’s early days featured long free form jams, but have since turned into a tight, and energetic pop group. Lush harmonies, clever lyrics, and tight playing make this band fun to see live.
The band released a self title E.P. in 2007, a concept album titled "Makellosburg" in 2008 on Mile Long and Valley Low Records, and is currently adding music to a film project headed up by drummer Chad Siewert.
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