Does anyone know anything at all about this Boston band? All I have is a 128k mp3 of a pretty interesting song from 1982 called "1926" that was recently remade by Thalia Zedek. Kinda cool, plaintive lyrics like "your god hates me..."
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Speaking of V...the band?
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Speaking of V...the band?
by Frau_Blucher » Thu May 04, 2006 1:55 am
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by Raphael el Perro » Tue May 16, 2006 7:47 am
V; was a short-lived Boston band from 1980-82. The lead singer, Susan Anway, has a site under her name that has info about the band. Susan went on to sing with Magnetic Fields. The drummer, Matt Burns, is in The Classic Ruins.
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by SomebodySomewhere » Wed May 17, 2006 1:03 pm
The aforementioned website (with a band photo and names of all members) is...
http://lostcivilizations.jackandrewsart ... anway.html
Didn't download the track and did a complete shrug until I saw a post on another website that mentioned they had a cut on one of those Propeller EP compilations that everybody who lived in Boston in the early '80s always seemed to have. Then I remembered my brother had the comp in question, and I vaguely remembered the cut on it. I'll have to ask him if he remembers anything more, because I sure don't.
http://lostcivilizations.jackandrewsart ... anway.html
Didn't download the track and did a complete shrug until I saw a post on another website that mentioned they had a cut on one of those Propeller EP compilations that everybody who lived in Boston in the early '80s always seemed to have. Then I remembered my brother had the comp in question, and I vaguely remembered the cut on it. I'll have to ask him if he remembers anything more, because I sure don't.
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by Raphael el Perro » Wed May 17, 2006 9:17 pm
V; put out a self produced 3-song 7inch 45. A cut on a 4 song Propeller EP. The four track 12inch 45 on Propeller and 2 tracks on a Propeller tape only comp. None of this stuff is in print, however, Mr Ripley at psycherelics.com has copies of all of this stuff plus radio tapes. He is a big trader of obscure materials and you might want to approach him. One caveat; V; was actually an abrasive art-punk band. 1926 was the only 'pretty' song that they did.
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