Posted on 07.10.09 by ekko @ 5:12 pm
BONUS HA HA THE MOOSE MINI-SET OF COVERS
Coffinberry’s self-titled debut can be best described, perhaps, as pop
Americana–music that crosses the bridge between the country rock of Kings of Leon and more accessible, softer late 1970s pop.
Not that the band is soft. It’s clearly rock, rootsy and lyrical, fun and infectious, warm and informed by postpunk. Cleveland should be proud.
Why note download these two tunes and get to know them better?
BONUS HA HA THE MOOSE MINI-SET OF COVERS
Three covers by Ha Ha the Moose.
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Hi there
Any chance of you posting the original 88 lines about 44 women, did have a copy on cassette, many years ago, but sadly misplaced, somewhere.
Think it was by the nails, might be wrong
Jono63
Comment by Jono63 — July 11, 2009 @ 2:30 pm
Sorry, Jon. I appreciate you reading, but my blog isn’t about giving away music for free that you already know you like, it’s about trying to help independent artists find ears. I’m sure you can buy the tune on iTunes for a buck.
Comment by ekko — July 12, 2009 @ 4:21 am
Fair comment, thanks for getting back, will try on itunes, never thought they would have it, will take a look, keep up the good work, check your site out every 2-3 days, always something of interest, like the pictures.
Jono63
Comment by Jono63 — July 12, 2009 @ 8:18 am
Must say the Ha Ha the Moose version of 88 lines, is pretty good, but not as good as the original
Jono63
Comment by Jono63 — July 12, 2009 @ 8:20 am