David Blackwell: drums, guitar, tamb, other stuff.
Holly Ross: Singing, guitar, tamb, other stuff.
Influences
The music of the Lovely Eggs is mainly influenced by the ecstasy of the modern mind and all its trappings. For those people who want to find us through a musical influence search, we would like to shout the following bands from the rooftops...The Velvet Underground, Daniel Johnston, Red Crayola, Sonic Youth, Scout Niblett, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers, Bikini Kill, The Make-Up, Pavement, Stereolab, Moldy Peaches, The Beach Boys, The Fall, Serge Gainsbourg, Can, Neu and on and on et cetera
David and Holly are lovely eggs. They like to play music together and share a drink (although David doesnt like Strongbow anymore. It doesnt agree with him.) Holly likes books and historical things. David doesnt like books and historical things so much. He prefers cine light shows and fixing things that are broken. Oh, and collectibles. Is this anything to do with the music? Why but of course. This (my dear Watson) tells you everything and nothing all at once.
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If you would like to write to us, you can put pen to paper and send it to The Lovely Eggs, C/O Lancaster Musicians' Co-op, Lancaster, LA1 1QW. Or you can clack on the computer to thelovelyeggs@hotmail.co.uk
Oh lord, I can't approve your comment because MySpazz is playing silly buggers! I'm actually in Blighty at the moment, will be Stateside in September. Congrats on the American shows! We'll be touring around the same time, so let's swap notes when we have notes to swap. Kristian xx
no there wasn't much there today, well nothing you would want for dave's collection.i picked up a battered old guitar signed by someone called jeff beck.is it worth anything?i paid 5 quid for it.
Jeepers creepers i just read yr everett true review- amaaaaazing, how exciting?! i have moved, yes. it is fun and scary / scary and fun! been here about 2 weeks, eeek! i'll send the address in a message post-haste. how are the eggs? america soon, yes?! you must be quaking in your boots with excitiment. when you come back to blighty, visit us please! we are collecting green ephemera to stick on the wall because i like green stuff and that skinny boy likes ephemera :-)
here is a word diagram of a sandwich, its big so you will have to share it...
bread peanut butter sliced banana love nutella bread
thanks for the nice comment -- your songs made me laugh, extremely hard, so that milk came out of my nose. And I wasn't even drinking milk at the time.
My old group, The Pilgrims, was sort of like you only not as funny.
Twee as Fuck is Two! And to celebrate we are having two parties...
'Free as Fuck' on Friday 10th July at Buffalo Bar (pop quiz, films, book swap, dancing, lots of dancing)
And the annual Twee as Fuck all-dayer on Saturday 11th July at The Victoria (favourite indiepop acts inc. special guests, fanzine, cupcakes, barbeque, rosettes).
my pleasure! you guys brightened up my evening so why would i deny you the right to kill yourself ;) keep up the stirling work. i'll definitely been seeing you play again :D x
Hey! "If You Were Fruit" is featured LP in my July show for Dandelion Radio - The online radio station inspired by John Peel!
To listen, go to our website at dandelionradio.com and click on the link on the front page! You will be able to hear my show on most days for the whole of the month! Plus a host of other shows playing an eclectic variety of new and unreleased music! See schedule on website for details!
Me and my freind now use your trick with the checking of how many dimples peppers have to distinguish the correct sex of said pepper...it sure is a good trick, we now only eat female peppers (well i dont as i dont like them). the ep is also just as good as the pepper trick! toodles
Electric Free Time Machine celebrate the launch of their debut album: ’mystery with hermit foil’ with a gig at the Yorkshire house in Lancaster.
ELECTRIC FREE TIME MACHINE - Lancaster
recent sound carriers for Damo Suzuki:From fast and bulbous blues stomps and vast experimental krautrock ambient strangeness, to abrasive shambolic metal, strange time shifts and delicate acoustic folk. www.myspace.com/eftm
albums at a special launch price of £4...so thats £5 for an amazing night of music and a brand spanking new bespoke embossed digipack album...have mercy
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