Endicott Road's listening history

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One from the vault... Recorded for the compilation album Catacoustic Overtones.
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Harmony by [Tess Savigear](https://soundcloud.com/peppermintsky).
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Harmony by [Tess Savigear](https://soundcloud.com/peppermintsky).
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launched's avatar
I couldn't help myself, it's one of my favorite Beatles songs. Drums by Drum Bum Guitars by Gnasty Vocals by Me and Gnasty Bass by Me
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Norm's avatar
My Gon-Bops congas getting to know my new space. 180bpm. Gated & Phased. As in phased-out.
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vaisvil's avatar
Well, I had this crazy idea that *maybe* Buddy Guy was using some microtonal inflections in his cover of Tramp (which are what the "blue notes" are and thought it would be cool to cover it with my fretless guitar. As it turned out it was my ear…
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The musician's anthem! This song hits on a Beatnik Turtle theme about not wanting to work (see our first RPM album: All In A Day's Work). Instead, all you want to do is bang on the drums all day. And yet, work, life, and the inevitable day job…
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This is us tempting fate. Jumping the shark refers to a defining moment on the TV show "Happy Days" when Fonzie literally jumps over a shark on waterskis -- all while wearing his leather jacket. Everyone watching immediately knew the show would…
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An obvious reference to the classic movie, "Blues Brothers" (which takes place in Chicago -- where we're from), this song tells the cliched story of the band that reunites after years away from each other thanks to "creative differences", "growing…
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If you're a musician, we guarantee you've heard these five little words before. Nastier words could never be said.
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