4/26/97 Empty Bottle, Part 3 from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
4/26/97. Empty Bottle. Chicago, IL. Part Three
“How Do You Like Your Eggs?”
“Frozen”
“Graphic Depression”
Pat Samson- drums
Thymme Jones- drums, trumpet, vocals, keys
Phil Bonnet- guitar, vocals
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Dylan Posa- bass, guitar
Jeb Bishop- trombone
Ben Vida- trumpet
Jim Drummond- just got there
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8/26/15. Improvisation in our practice space, featuring a lotta piano and a lotta oboe.
Don’t
Carmen Armillas- vocals
Thymme Jones- piano
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
11/29/89 Metro, Part Two from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
11/29/89. Cabaret Metro. Chicago, IL. Part Two.
This is how this show began, with a song called “Gosh.”
Mike Greenlees- drums
Chris Block- bass
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- vocals, trombone (with a trumpet mouthpiece)
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Metro 12/29/89 from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
11/29/89. Cabaret Metro. Chicago, IL.
We performed Dumb Ask in its entirety shortly
after it had been recorded. We are already elbow
deep in turkey as we bring you “Elbow Deep In
Turkey.” And then “Whitewash.”
Chris Block- bass, vocals
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums, brief unison vox
Oh, and this is definitely the pastest of Past Lives.
Late ’80s Power Trio Days, Yo!
Palatine Three from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
Palatine Three. More who knows and who cares (for ya).
Slowly For Awhile
Thymme Jones- autoharp, drums, moogs, glockenspiel, vocals, found sound
Maxx Katz- a million and a half flutes
Scott Rutledge- lyrics
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
solitary finds a corner
where the face can hide its features
from the innocence of those in love
rubbing off on broken glances
shattered into icon fragments
fluid as the price of one on one
imitation loses reference
preying on the frightened senseless
now that memory has been undone
only after clouds have settled
in the place of what could matter
will there be another after all
slowly for awhile
Smoking For Two
Dismal! Joyous! (Mostly dismal.) Experience the full range of seasonal desperation on one CDr. 11 years in a row of holiday song and letters by Greg Beemster, Thymme Jones and anonymous writer of Christmas letters.