Good Loser Club
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Woman On A Horse
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What Henry Said
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Seen You Coming
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Genre: Folk / Indie / Rock
Location PHOENICIA, New York, US
Profile Views: 6942
Last Login: 4/22/2009
Member Since 10/9/2006
Website http://www.ragandboneshop.com
Record Label Rag and Bone Shop
Type of Label Indie
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Bio
Four friends, spread across 4 different cities, decided to take a break from their regular bands and record an album together in 4 days in a barn in the Catskill Mountains of New York. We hope you enjoy hearing the music as much as we enjoyed making it. -
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Frank Randall, Chris Erikson, Mark Donato, Mark Lerner -
Influences
The city, the mountains, changing diapers, nice old analog equipment, sleep deprivation. -
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4 Songs | Sep 21, 2008
Thanks for being for us here on myspace.
Love you !!!
Hi Mark! Wanna hear what Frank's guitar solo sounded like when he was a crazy rock 'n' roll dude at Wesleyan University? If so, check out "Overwhelming Stench" on our site. I put up four new (old) songs yesterday, but so far no one's listened to them. So sad...
elliot
Hey GLC! Hope things are going well for you. Just wanted to let my best friends know that Van Gogh's Ear has four new songs uploaded for your listening pleasure. Come by to visit when you have a chance!
GS from VGE
Hey Mark...tell your friend Frank to put up a Sycamores' site on Myspace Music. He won't listen to me. Especially with that new album coming out (soon?).
elliot
awww fun stuff :) yay for wes and do come by, say hi, take a listen :) ciao ciao, flo
Cripes, Mark. Only 32 friends. You really are a loser. And we're not even in your top eight. What does that make us?
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P.S. Dig the CD, fellers. When's the next one?
Hey guys - thanks for the add.
And first comment no less!
Cheers,
Ian o' The Larch