E
by Lunatic Dreyfus
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Digital Album
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Emerson
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Connecticut
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Mike Love to Me
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Hot Pink Braces
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Emo Song
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about
Recorded in summer 2003 in Hamden, CT.
NEIL: I remember coming back to the region summer after my first year of college and wanting to rock as hard as possible. I had written a bunch of stuff in my dorm room on an acoustic guitar and was excited to practice and eventually record a new record.
E is certainly a step above NGNFNP in all aspects: songwriting, production, vocals, etc. It's not as in your face or aggressive, but I think it's better. My one regret about this collection is that I think I was too narrow in my approach with the band and didn't let Matt or Jim expand on my original ideas. It was like "This is what I wrote. Play this, play that, no not like that, like this." I'm proud of the record but I think it might be solely my vision that ended up on tape.
With E, we also wanted to find a new and cheaper studio to record. Matt found this guy Paul somehow and he was perfect. Owned his own space above a ghetto shopping center that he transformed into a studio with a control room and booths. Paul was a hilarious guy that really meshed well with us. A lot of our growth can be attributed to him.
NEIL: I remember coming back to the region summer after my first year of college and wanting to rock as hard as possible. I had written a bunch of stuff in my dorm room on an acoustic guitar and was excited to practice and eventually record a new record.
E is certainly a step above NGNFNP in all aspects: songwriting, production, vocals, etc. It's not as in your face or aggressive, but I think it's better. My one regret about this collection is that I think I was too narrow in my approach with the band and didn't let Matt or Jim expand on my original ideas. It was like "This is what I wrote. Play this, play that, no not like that, like this." I'm proud of the record but I think it might be solely my vision that ended up on tape.
With E, we also wanted to find a new and cheaper studio to record. Matt found this guy Paul somehow and he was perfect. Owned his own space above a ghetto shopping center that he transformed into a studio with a control room and booths. Paul was a hilarious guy that really meshed well with us. A lot of our growth can be attributed to him.
credits
released 20 August 2003
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Paul & Lunatic Dreyfus
Music by Lunatic Dreyfus
Lyrics by Neil Evans
Artwork by Neil Evans
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Paul & Lunatic Dreyfus
Music by Lunatic Dreyfus
Lyrics by Neil Evans
Artwork by Neil Evans
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Honest, un-ironic rock with a sense of humor and purpose. Parallel Bars, Chef Diesel, Lunatic Dreyfus ...whatever--it's all about the music and the very few fans who like it. The songs are serious, but we're not.
discography
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