“Don’t feel like being President!”
From a “practice” on September 2, 2004.
Jeff and Thymme.
What you hear in the background:
A George Bush speech on television
and Thymme’s roommate, Colby, talking
to Todd Rittmann, who just arrived.
What you don’t hear:
Todd coming up the stairs, and then saying,
“For a second I thought there was a real dog up here.”
5/31/02 Schuba's Part 2 from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
5/31/02 Schuba’s, Part Two
Transposition
Thymme Jones- vocals
Eleanor Balson- piano
Shannon Morrow- drums
Dylan Posa- drums
Shannon Morrow- drums
Jamie Fillmore- guitarbass
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Thymme Jones- vocals, acoustic and electronic drums, guitar, keyboards, trumpet
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Amelie Morgan- words
Mastered by Todd Rittmann
not a thought of drowning out
not a type of underground
when the burning worms are searching
for their muddy hearts
where their weary thoughts end up
drying on concrete ah-ha’s
overwatered ground is seeping
leaking as too much like a loss
find out now, why not?
find out now
find out now, why not?
die out now, try not
die out now
Schuba's 5/31/02 A from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
Dr. Wu
Dylan Posa- bass, harmony vocals
Thymme Jones- lead vocals
Jamie Fillmore- guitar
Jeff Libersher- guitar
Shannon Morrow-drums
Eleanor Balson- keyboards
Kevin Gawthorp- tenor sax
Walter Becker, RIP
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Last year we unleashed a Bayne/Rutledge song called “Worldless.”
This is that song, but with a more prominent “mess” in the mix.
CHEER-ACCIDENT
CHEER-ACCIDENT possibly at their most extreme, a real treasure from the PhilDylanJeffThymme era, newly remastered by Todd Rittmann. Features inscrutably mathematical dissonance, woozy collaging, a bit of lonely wistfulness, a tape hiss segment and a jubilant/anthemic 15-minute (it’s gotta be a world record) fadeout.
CHEER-ACCIDENT
It’s the lost salvation army band drowning the frail falsetto multiple drumming existential crisis with your final breath exclaiming, “Charles Ive’s gotta tell ya: These are the Salad Days!”
CHEER-ACCIDENT
It’s the lost salvation army band drowning the frail falsetto multiple drumming existential crisis with your final breath exclaiming, “Charles Ive’s gotta tell ya: These are the Salad Days!”
FiletInThePark8617A from CHEER-ACCIDENT on Vimeo.
Filet In The Park 8/6/17
That’s right. We still do this. This one was four and a half hours.
Sophia Uddin- electric violin
Dante Kester- guitar
Erin Casey- bass
Eorl Scholl- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums
Jamie Fillmore joined us halfway through. Maybe we will find that footage eventually.