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Malcolm Riviera played Keyboards and Guitar, but the true rock stars of
Gumball were Don Fleming (Vocals, guitar, keyboards) Jay "The Rummager"
Spiegel (Drums, vocals), and Eric "Creako" Vermillion (Bass, vocals)
Germs (Tribute) "Caught in My Eye" CD, LP
Grass Records 96
Tokyo Encore CD Gumball Ink 95
"Nights on Fire"(Produced by DF with John
Anyello) CD Single Columbia Records, 94
Revolution on Ice (Produced by DF with
John Anyello) CD, LP, CS Columbia Records, 94
Review:
Revolution on Ice... makes Fleming's cynicism more explicit. The
title and cartoon artwork are a combined blast at the corporate
co-opting of the alternative-rock revolt; songs like "Revolution on
the Rocks" and "Nights on Fire" bristle with embittered surrender and
accusatory rage. The album's open-wound air, however, makes it
Gumball's strongest effort to date. Revolution on Ice...
crackles with a dark, seductive intensity, heightened by the extra
guitars and keyboards of new recruit Malcolm Riviera (an old Velvet
Monkeys crony). The BÖC connection is reinforced by a letter-perfect
rendition of "She's as Beautiful as a Foot," complete with guest
vocals by that band's original drummer, Albert Bouchard.
Malcolm Riviera played Keyboards and Guitar, but the true
GENIUSES of
the Velvet Monkeys are Don Fleming (Vocals, guitar, bass), Jay
"The Rummager" Spiegel (Drums, vocals), and many, many others.
Houseparty CD Godbless 98
RAKE LP, CS, & CD Rough Trade
Rock the Nation b/w Why Don't We Do It in
the Road 7" Sub Pop
Better Living Double 7" Ecstatic Peace
Deadly Spawn Compilation LP includes "Rock
Party" Bona Fide
Big Big Sun CS, with 1/2 Japanese K
Let's Sea CS compilation, includes "We
Call it Rock" K
"Spooky"b/w "The Trance Band" 7",
Produced by Rob Schnapf, Go Records 85
"Colors" Parts I & II7" Bona Fide
Velvet Monkeys live 1986 Raleigh NC:
Revelation - 1970-72
We
did the best flippin version of Blue Cheer's version of the Who's
version of Eddie Cochran's "Summertime Blues" that
you never heard. AUDIO CLIP COMING SOON!
Alan Jolly, we miss you.
Wurm Baby - 1982
Don Diego, Linda LeSabre, Malcolm Riviera, Joey Aronstamn. Video clip below: Wurm Baby at the Flipper House, 12th St, Washington, DC 1982
Grand Mal - 1983
You guessed it -- Grand Mal is just Wurm Baby with a different name! Left to Right: Joey A., Malcolm Riviera, Joey Aronstamn, Linda LeSabre.
Watch! Live at Nightclub
9:30 1983:
Bastard
Trout - 1999-2001
Pictured: Bastard Trout performing at DRIPS Coffee House, Hickory, NC, 2001. Left to right: Derek Warren, Rand Brandes, Mike Ray, Malcolm Riviera.
Your prize ??? no prize ... I know it's lame ... but I just thought I was so clever to come up with this Bush/Monkey thing ... that I just had to post it somewhere ... thanks T
Malcolm, in high school I had one of those space helmet 8-track players. My mom sold it, and all my 8-tracks, at a yard sale while I was off at college...
Malco Machine Music
We
did the best flippin version of Blue Cheer's version of the Who's
version of Eddie Cochran's "Summertime Blues" that
you never heard. AUDIO CLIP COMING SOON! 
You guessed it -- Grand Mal is just Wurm Baby with a different name! Left to Right: Joey A., Malcolm Riviera, Joey Aronstamn, Linda LeSabre. 
