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Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Under the Glacier
Hail On
The Now
Loop Song
new song
7/7 Event

Notes

Mouthful of Bees
The Triple Rock Social Club
Minneapolis, MN
Saturday July 7th 2007

Taper: empty (neveragain1980 AT yahoo DOT com)
Location: DINish (cm, º), right drink rail, 25' back, ~12' ^
Source: Studio Projects C4's > Mil Spec Silver Quad customs > UA-5 (BM2p+) > iRiver h120 (Optical @ 16bit 44.1kHz WAV)
Conversion: h120 > USB 2.0 > PC [WAV > TLH lvl 6 + Tested > FLAC]
Edit: CD Wave (tracking) Sound Forge 9 (fades)
TRT: 27:08

01. Under the Glacier
02. Hail On
03. The Now
04. Loop Song
05. new song *

* "this only got played a couple more times after this and I don't remember referring to it by anything else then new song"

Chris Farstad (guitar, lead vocals)
Katelyn Farstad (drums)
Mark Ritsema (guitar)
Micky Alfano (bass guitar)
Simon Larson (keyboard, guitar)

www.myspace.com/mouthfulofbees
www.afternoonrecords.com/mouthfulofbees.html

I chose to spend my 7/7/7 at the Triple Rock (surprised?). Much of that decision had to do with wanting to tape an indie rock band that everyone had been talking and writing about. Many others spent the night at one or more of the other 6 venues participating in 7/7/7. These venues included the Hexagon Bar, the Uptown Bar, the Nomad World Pub, Memory Lanes, the Turf Club and Big V's (2 St. Paul venues).

7/7/7 Event

Various venues throughout the Cities Score a date, eat the cake, and dip out, because July 7 is not only booked with weddings, but loads of local music. The 7/7/7 event will feature 49 bands at seven venues across the Twin Cities: the Hexagon Bar (Fort Wilson Riot), the Triple Rock (Mouthful of Bees), the Uptown Bar (the Diealones), the Nomad World Pub (Mystery Palace, MC/VL), the Turf Club, Big V's (the Deaf), and Memory Lanes. If your budget is dry due to an abundance of gift purchasing for happy couples, show hopping won't be a problem—all the gigs are free. From electro-pop to hardcore rock, nary a genre goes unrepresented, making it easier to convince the rest of the bridal party to ditch the lame DJ and get drunk to something other than "The Electric Slide" and Lonestar's "Amazed." Just don't lose any bridesmaids to the Gay Witch Abortion show-mobile, which will be roaming from one venue to the next throughout the evening. Visit this page, buried in the Current's website, for detailed info. —Amber Schadewald (citypages.com)