Electric Eel Shock
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You shouldn't because these Japanese rockers are playing a free show at Mr T's Bowl this Friday (6.30.06) with the great New Maximum Donkey opening up. I'm told that their last show there was so out of control that Mr T's was forced to close down for a spell - something about the over capacity crowd, cops, and a near riot of fans outside.
Be there by 10.
Free -- 21+
From the history of EES according to wikipedia:
In 1999
The musicians then sold their property and left their homes. They returned to the U.S. and toured there nearly constantly for the next two years. Their tours grew in length as word of mouth spread that this was a live show not to be missed. All the while, the band survived on the sale of CDs and t-shirts.....On January 16, 2003, Electric Eel Shock landed in London for five hastily arranged gigs. History was to repeat itself, with the five shows rapidly becoming twelve gigs in ten days....The band spent the rest of 2003 between the U.S. and Europe. Highlights included playing at both SXSW and CMJ festivals in America, headlining a stage at Roskilde Festival in Denmark, and supporting the Canadian band Danko Jones on a 40-date European tour.
official site: electriceelshock.com
official myspace page
Video for "Scream For Me" off their new album Beat Me.
Bird says, "I almost puked today. This guy is coughing so loud I can hear it upstairs. Then he comes upstairs and burps insanely loud. And it sounds like he burps up his lunch which must have been a small baby or something. Then, after he burps up his infant canole, he apparantely begins to chew it up again and jam it back down his gullet. It was fekking disgusting!" This is not a direct quote.
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