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"The Dickbrains were very much of the Let's-Start-Our-Own-Band phenomenon. We became like the cute mascot of the scene, this bunch of kids who could barely play. We actually did refer to ourselves as the Bromley Contingent. Being in a band had the added bonus of giving us a legal right to be in a bar (all of us underage), as long as we were on the bill. The band barely lasted a handful of months; by June 1980, after about half a dozen performances, The Dickbrains were entering memory, abetted by a couple crummy live recordings. Material has been culled from these three cassettes and spruced up for the digital age on a sort of "All of . . . " CD-R entitled The Dickbrains: Dickbrains Rule! okay? It hints at the breadth of the band's songwriting. The beautiful thing about a band of that caliber was that we found it impossible to figure out covers, so other than a take on X-Ray Spex's Identity, it's all original material...." | "The Dickbrains were very much of the Let's-Start-Our-Own-Band phenomenon. We became like the cute mascot of the scene, this bunch of kids who could barely play. We actually did refer to ourselves as the [[Bromley Contingent]]. Being in a band had the added bonus of giving us a legal right to be in a bar (all of us underage), as long as we were on the bill. The band barely lasted a handful of months; by June 1980, after about half a dozen performances, The Dickbrains were entering memory, abetted by a couple crummy live recordings. Material has been culled from these three cassettes and spruced up for the digital age on a sort of "All of . . . " CD-R entitled The Dickbrains: Dickbrains Rule! okay? It hints at the breadth of the band's songwriting. The beautiful thing about a band of that caliber was that we found it impossible to figure out covers, so other than a take on X-Ray Spex's Identity, it's all original material...." | ||
There are several mp3s available for download [http://homepage.mac.com/chachaboom/FileSharing.html here], courtesy of http://www.freakwater.net/ | |||
== Members: == | |||
*[[Catherine Irwin]] - guitar | *[[Catherine Irwin]] - guitar | ||
*[[Alec Irwin]] - bass | *[[Alec Irwin]] - bass | ||
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*[[Tari Barr]] - vocals | *[[Tari Barr]] - vocals | ||
== Releases: == | |||
*[[The Dickbrains:Dickbrains Rule! Ok?|Drickbrains Rule! Ok?]] CD-R (self released) | *[[The Dickbrains:Dickbrains Rule! Ok?|Drickbrains Rule! Ok?]] CD-R (self released) | ||
'''Compilations:''' | '''Compilations:''' | ||
* | *[[BOLD BEGINNINGS: An Incomplete Collection of Louisville Punk 1978-83]] ([[Noise Pollution]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:44, 14 October 2011
Surviving for only months during 1980, The Dickbrains were part of the first wave of Louisville Punk bands. Members went on to be in Freakwater.
from http://members.iglou.com/maxson/Music/Dickbrains/Dickbrains.html:
"The Dickbrains were very much of the Let's-Start-Our-Own-Band phenomenon. We became like the cute mascot of the scene, this bunch of kids who could barely play. We actually did refer to ourselves as the Bromley Contingent. Being in a band had the added bonus of giving us a legal right to be in a bar (all of us underage), as long as we were on the bill. The band barely lasted a handful of months; by June 1980, after about half a dozen performances, The Dickbrains were entering memory, abetted by a couple crummy live recordings. Material has been culled from these three cassettes and spruced up for the digital age on a sort of "All of . . . " CD-R entitled The Dickbrains: Dickbrains Rule! okay? It hints at the breadth of the band's songwriting. The beautiful thing about a band of that caliber was that we found it impossible to figure out covers, so other than a take on X-Ray Spex's Identity, it's all original material...."
There are several mp3s available for download here, courtesy of http://www.freakwater.net/
Members:
- Catherine Irwin - guitar
- Alec Irwin - bass
- Douglas Maxson - vocals, keyboard
- Charles Schultz - drums
- Tari Barr - vocals
Releases:
- Drickbrains Rule! Ok? CD-R (self released)
Compilations: