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køpper: Welcome aboard, Gary! I'm Kopper and I started this network, so thanks for joining. To help you find your way around and get started, I highly encourage you to take a few minutes and please REA... moreWelcome aboard, Gary! I'm Kopper and I started this network, so thanks for joining. To help you find your way around and get started, I highly encourage you to take a few minutes and please READ THIS PAGE. It should go a long way in giving you a better idea of what all is available to you here. Hopefully you'll like what you find and keep coming back for more, because that's what it's all about. Cheers!
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køpper: Welcome aboard, Gary! I'm Kopper and I started this network, so thanks for joining. To help you find your way around and get started, I highly encourage you to take a few minutes and please REA... moreWelcome aboard, Gary! I'm Kopper and I started this network, so thanks for joining. To help you find your way around and get started, I highly encourage you to take a few minutes and please READ THIS PAGE. It should go a long way in giving you a better idea of what all is available to you here. Hopefully you'll like what you find and keep coming back for more, because that's what it's all about. Cheers!
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Personal Information
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First Name
Gary
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Last Name
O'Connor
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Gender
Male
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Birthdate
January 12, 1963
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Location:
Boggy fen-lands of South East Cambridgeshire
Personal Details
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Bio
I am a practicing artist and a writer, I also sing and play guitar for mutant/psyche rockers ‘Long Bone Trio’. Our first single release (Fathead/Oscar flies in the Face of Reason) is available on limited 7” vinyl and our debut album (Chainey Pieces) is out on CD and itunes – so go check us out!
Long Bone Trio were formed by three chaps with a pedigree in underground UK music. Gary O'Connor played in the legendary 13th Chime: a relatively unknown band but loved by all who knew them. Robin Taylor came from Fire Department, a band who released some fine English psychedelia and Dave Middle played with Giantene who had a fine body of songs but never realised their full potential.
Oscar Flies in the Face of Reason / Fat Head, their first 7" black vinyl record, sees Long Bone Trio paying as much attention to atmosphere as to songwriting quality, and this approach makes the record a rare stand out success. Anyone who's heard 13th Chime will see the link. This is a band that's using the studio to enhance and compliment its sound, instead of utilising that crisp clinical production we so often hear. Chainey Pieces, their debut CD album is now available.
Chainey Pieces is one of today’s secrets: a film soundtrack waiting for the film, but these chaps are not doing things by halves. The songs is the foundation, the sound is built on top. This album is about atmospheres, darkness, etc, and it deserves the time it requires. Comparisons are lazy, but if you think of what Gallon Drunk were at the outset, you’re on the right track. It’s noisy but it’s rocking too.
No Class now (online fanzine)
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Favorite Music
50s Rock' n' Roll, 60s Psyche and Garage Punk and 70s US/UK Punk Rock.... The list goes on...
