I dug out some CD’s, and have found the following which I will be posting soon:
–Crain live on WMBR in Boston – 1991, produced (and remastered in 2008) by Bob Weston
–Crain live at Hampshire College – 4/4/1991
–Crain live at The Zodiac Club in Louisville 1/30/1991
–More tunes from the Sound on Sound sessions from 1990.
Stay tuned.
If you haven’t been able to get your hands on one of the limited numbers of vinyl out there, you can wander over to ThinkIndie.com and download a copy. The first side is a remastered version of the original 5-song cassette we released in 1989. The second side was recorded in April, 2010, and contains 5 songs we did back in the day but never took into the studio. Grab your self a little bit of Louisville music history!
Here’s a new one we did a couple weeks ago called Palin. Let me know what you think!
Been a while, eh? Prodded by a kind soul who made a donation to this site today, I have made some updates.
First, check out The Whappers, a band I’ve been rocking with for a couple years or more. I have posted some songs from our early demo.
Also, there is Garbage Bear, another outfit I’ve been drumming with, and you will find free songs and a video there.
Lastly, I created a section for You Dirty Rats, a filthy rock band I’ve been enjoying the last month or so. We hope to play out soon, but for now I have posted some rehearsal songs and a video there.
All in all, I’m currently in three bands and am having a crap-load of fun!
My current band, The Whappers, is playing its first real show tomorrow night. You can check out some tunes at the official web site, or on our MySpace page.
It’s straight-up rock and roll music, and I finally feel like I have my chops back on the drums. Check us out and let me know what you think!
I finally got around to uploading some of the tunes Jeremy and I did back in the spring of this year. We had my pal Jay Altemose (Fantastic Life, Klink) come sit in on bass for the rather haphazard session in my living room.
Be sure to have a listen to these new Channel 18 songs.
Oh, and Jeremy, if you are reading this, I need you to re-send me the Sheepshagger tune that has vocals (and a different name) — I seem to have lost it.
I have been getting some good feedback from people finding this site. Some run across it not knowing what the heck it is all about; others were trying to dig up relics from the past and ended up here.
Either way, I am always glad to get feedback and comments from people about this site, just so I know it’s being used and should be kept up 
Oh, and some Paypal love (see link on the right) wouldn’t hurt to either 
I just posted a new page containing some songs I recorded with Jeremy Givens back in August. It’s under the name Channel 18, which was the band Jeremy and I worked on back in the early 90’s. It was a lot of fun whipping out these tunes. Jeremy and I both believe in the “first take is a keeper” philosophy, which allows a song to maintain the edge and attitude that vanishes once you have tried to redo it 5 times.
Mike Bucayu, former Kinghorse bass man, and owner of the now-defunct Self Destruct records in Louisville, sent this picture he took to me today. Pictured from left to right are John Kampschaefer, Paul Oldham, and myself. Good ole days…
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