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Park West, September 5th, 2008

Past Lives

Park West September 5, 2008
Frozen/Ignorance/Cheezamin Excerpts

Possibly the best sound on stage ever. We
could hear every nuance. Shudder To Think
came on after us…

Mike Hagedorn- trombone, impromptu crooning
Alex Perkolup- bass
Todd Rittmann- guitar, drums
Andrea Faught- piano
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums, vocals

01/29/14 Rehearsal

You’ll probably be hearing a lot from this rehearsal (1/29/14),
in the upcoming months, as it was the one time where ALMOST
all of us (the only one missing was Tony Young) were actually
able to be in the same room at the same time to practice for
The 23rd Annual St. Timothy Dance at The Hideout in Chicago,
which took place on February 1, 2014. We learned two hours’
worth of cover songs in the span of a little over two weeks for
this event. This is a rather rattily recorded document, but the
spirit of the venture comes through loud and clear.

Carmen Armillas- vocals
Peter Muschong- lead guitar
Dante Kester- bass
Sacha Mullin- b-vox
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums

Progday (Excerpt 2)

Progday (Excerpt#2)

Bright and early. 10:30AM. When rock is
meant to be played! This starts out with
“Blue Cheadle,” which morphs into “Fight
For Innocence.”

Andrea Faught- trumpet, recorder, piano
Mike Hagedorn- trombone, toy thingy
Todd Rittmann- guitar, drums
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Alex Perkolup- bass
Thymme Jones- drums, piano

Lounge Ax. 3/1/96. (Excerpt#1)

Lounge Ax. 3/1/96. (Excerpt#1)

This was an epic set, the first of its nature for
the Dylan/Jeff/Phil/Thymme incarnation of the
band. There were several guests throughout the
evening, but the most memorable was the famous
drummer who visited (in a sense) at the set’s conclusion.
Along with the “Feldman Chord” and “Ice Cream And Lies,”
this is what we have here.

Phil Bonnet- guitar
Dylan Posa- guitar, bass
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums, trumpet
Jeb Bishop- trombone
Eric _____ – trombone

Phrogclock’s Polar Vortex

Our hapless phriend picked a bad winter to live in New York.
(Well, I suppose he would have been worse off had he stayed
in Chicago: It’s been cold!!!) And he picked a bad winter to have
landlord problems. Oh, poor Phrog! Here are two recent phone
calls, one where he leaves a message on (yes, this is the actual
name of his landlord) John J. Lease’s voicemail, and the other
where Mr. Lease returns his call. Hopefully Phrogclock was able to
get this matter resolved to his satisfaction.