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This is another song that features the
resurrection of some classic Phil
Bonnet guitarisms from the early
’90s. Like “Parthenogenesis” (see
March 2015), this had never been
properly recorded or released.
Carmen Armillas- vocals
Jeff Libersher- guitar (electric and acoustic)
Thymme Jones- b-vox, bass synth, drums, keys
Scott Rutledge- words
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
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9/20/03. Abbey Pub. Chicago, IL
Jamie Fillmore- guitar, voice, string changing
Kurt Johnson- bass, voice, tuxedo
Jeff Libersher- guitar, voice
Mike Hagedorn- trombone
Thymme Jones- drums, trumpet, voice, keyboard
Colby Starck- drum fill
More moments from our Introducing Lemon record release show at The Abbey. The audio/visual quality ain’t great, but it does capture a goodly fraction of the copious amount of energy experienced in the room that night. Contains excerpts from Ice Cream, an improvisation, Find, Realized, W, and Crazy.
Now’s the time for Easter Time and Easter Time is now!
(Jeff and Thymme winging it in the practice space on 4/8/15)
My Private Struggle
Carmen Armillas- vocals
Dante Kester- bass
Thymme Jones- drums, piano, Moog, b-vox, additional keyboards
Gabriel Wallace- words
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
Elevators and escalators
S-t-r-u-c-t-u-r-e. Phrogclock has a heart-to-heart with Comcast.
December 30, 1995. Bog Theater. Des Plaines, IL from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
12/30/95. The Bog. Des Plaines, IL
Dylan Posa- bass
Maggie Posa- speech
Phil Bonnet- guitar
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums, vocals
This was that fateful show when the lives of Eorl and CHEER-ACCIDENT converged, at an all-ages show at The Bog Theater in Des Plaines, IL. Eorl, a local mystery and Chicago treasure, is either someone you know, or someone you don’t believe really exists. However, if you happen to be in the latter category, I can assure you that he is upstairs sleeping on our living room chair at the time of this writing.
This show also introduced 13-year-old Maggie Posa (Dylan’s sister) to the masses, as she (finally, after demonstrating a profound case of microphone shyness for the first half hour) eloquently reveals her take on “soulmates.” You can also find her on the booklet inside “Not A Food.”
Oh, and the music? We have a ramped up “Small Word” excerpt, “Inevitable,” “The Butterfly Effect,” and… lastly… you are denied the opportunity to see Dylan do his Peter Emphysema routine for the second month in a row. (So head on over to last month’s archive for that. Or just know that there is where you can find it, in case you want to make sure to not find it.)
ThreeThymmesFour from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
And this should be the fourth and final (and most convoluted
and poorly edited) Three Thymmes.
Lifetime Guarantee
Teria Gartelos Stamatis- vocals
Sacha Mullin- vocals
Dante Kester- bass
Jeff Libersher- guitar, trumpet, vocals, keyboards, words
Mike Hagedorn- trombone
Thymme Jones, drums, vocals, trumpet
Scott Rutledge- words
Engineered and mixed by Bobby Conn
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
CHEER-ACCIDENT Bottom Lounge 6/15/05 from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
6/15/05. Bottom Lounge. Chicago, IL
Alex Perkolup- bass
Eorl Scholl- drums
Todd Rittmann- guitar
Andrea Faught- trumpet, melodica
Jeff Libersher- guitar, trumpet
Thymme Jones- drums, trumpet, keyboards, vocals
Nils Frykdahl- pan flutes
Carla Kihlstedt- violin
Michael Mellender- baritone horn
Matthias Bossi- melodica
Dan Rathbun- homemade something-or-other
Some Salad, some Desert, then the Sleepytime folks come up to join us for some spliced Eggs. Sorry about the quality of the recording. And not sorry about the quality of the recording… BECAUSE THE ROCK PARTS SOUND TOTALLY BRUTAL!! And Jeff and Todd break the video at one point with their rocking.