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Less Than a Fool

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Released: Jan 1, 2010

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Land that Time Forgot
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Genre: Powerpop / Surf
Location SALEM, Oregon, Un
Profile Views: 9811
Last Login: 5/20/2011
Member Since 11/23/2008
Record Label Get Deer/Monomania Records
Type of Label Indie
Bio
Eric Lovre is the guitarist for the now-legendary Dharma Bums (1986-1993, 2009-??), one of the most influential rock groups in Northwest history. In recent years, he has turned his attention to studio work, producing and engineering projects in his all-analog studio for, among others, John Fahey, the Minus 5, Perhapst, Kalaloch, and Michael Davis (MC5), as well as his own solo work. <p> Eric's new record, Broken High-Fidelity, on upstart Los Angeles label Get Deer, is his 12th album -- a dense double-sided pop opus with a nod toward '60s weirdo-geniuses like Phil Spector and Joe Meek. This vinyl-only release features such Northwest greats as Scott McCaughey (Minus 5, R.E.M.) and John Moen (Dharma Bums, Decemberists). Now available at Ranch Records and Harvest Music in Salem. Look for Portland store info and online ordering instructions soon, as well as upcoming show dates.
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Joe LeFore, drums Magdalen Powers, vocals, rhythm guitar Rick Quendun, bass Eric Lovre, lead vocals and guitar
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Brian Wilson, Ray Davies, Emitt Rhodes, the Sonics, the MC5, Neil Young, Joe Meek, Buddy Holly, the Beatles, Gram Parsons, the Byrds, Sir Douglas Quintet, Dick Dale, the Fabulous Wailers, Greg Sage, Scott McCaughey, Brian Berg
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Bio:

Eric Lovre was the guitarist for the now-legendary Dharma Bums (1986-1993), one of the most influential rock groups in Northwest history. In recent years, he has turned his attention to studio work, producing and engineering projects in his all-analog studio for, among others, John Fahey, the Minus 5, Perhapst, Kalaloch, and Michael Davis (MC5), as well as his own solo work.

Eric’s new record, Broken High-Fidelity, on upstart Los Angeles label Get Deer, is his 12th album -- a dense double-sided pop opus with a nod toward ’60s weirdo-geniuses like Phil Spector and Joe Meek. This vinyl-only release features such Northwest greats as Scott McCaughey (Minus 5, R.E.M.) and John Moen (Dharma Bums, Decemberists). Now available at Ranch Records and Harvest Music in Salem. Look for Portland store info and online ordering instructions soon, as well as upcoming show dates.

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November 23, 2008

Members:

Joe LeFore, drums
Magdalen Powers, vocals, percussion, guitar, keys, mandolin
Rick Quendun, bass
Eric Lovre, lead vocals and guitar ..

Influences:

Brian Wilson, Ray Davies, Emitt Rhodes, the Sonics, the MC5, Neil Young, Joe Meek, Buddy Holly, the Beatles, Gram Parsons, the Byrds, Sir Douglas Quintet, Dick Dale, the Fabulous Wailers, Greg Sage, Scott McCaughey, Brian Berg