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Fuck Biography | Releases | Press | Links Biography Fuck all hail from Oakland, a seaport city which, because its sailing men bring in the latest hit singles from Canada, is the hippest pop music spot in America. They wear "poodle poo" haircuts that date back to ancient England, and suits with sewn-on feet which they've made the newest rage. Ted Ellison plays electric bass guitar, Tim Prudhomme rhythm guitar and harmonica, Geoff Soule electric lead guitar, Kyle Statham drums, and all four of the boys sing. They also work piano, hammond organ, tambourine, mouth organ, arabian bongos and claves into their act. That's Ted doing lead vocal on "san jacinto" and "cobra lullaby" and the double track solo on "mr. do." Tim does the lead vocal on the intro to "alright." Geoff and Kyle are the soloists on "mama get out of the way here comes the train" and "how come no more kool-ade?" respectively (both of which were sadly cut from the final production master of the record).
Releases
Check out Fuck member Tim Prudhomme's solo album Press The Stranger: "...I slipped the disc into the player and was instantly infatuated. Here was a band capable of writing twinkling love songs, the kind whose sadness glistened with the sheen of bemused tears rather than dripped with rivulets of woe..." Links The official Fuck website |
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