Yes Cover circa 1994 by Gabe Stockhausen on cassette tape (yep).  It's pretty amazing.  No sound guy.  No nothing.

Merlin (Cover - YES/Rick Wakeman)

A Cranberries cover from 1994 by the band Three Alive.  I believe this was actually a live show.  We could have benefitted from a pro sound guy.  But it still sounds good for a tape from the '90s.  :)

Dreams - Cranberries (COVER)

1994 Rehearsal Recording of Chumbawumba's "The Big Issue."  I forget the words when I'm trying to "rap/talk," but the harmonies are really nice.

The Big Issue - Chumbawumba (COVER)

Another 1994 rehearsal and shows how we practiced together.  There was always this unspoken "mantra" that we had to finish the song, no matter what.  I can't sing as low as Amy Ray, but "they" tried to make me do it anyway.  Still I think this is a really great first try at this song after we had learned it - we were still learning the words, of course.   That's always been the hard part.  If you listen till the end, we cut up a bit, and it's funny.

Fugitive - Indigo Girls (COVER)

Let's play it fast.  K?  1994 Cassette tape recording again - Gabe on keys.  Can't put into words how great this is.

BILLY JOEL _ ROOT BEER RAG (COVER)

Lyrics actually resonate today - so many disenfranchised groups still, 30 years later:
"This is the story of the painted man, the warrior that once roamed this ancient land. This is a sonnet made of truth and steel about the scars and wounds that just refuse to heal. And I'm gazing around this confirmation of what constricts this nation makes you realize just what we've lost. And so you stare into that void, blind to all the lives with which we've toyed, all the painted lives on a crooked cross. And they cried. Gazing back on all the yesterdays, the painted man now lies in a social cage. He sees the Shaman holding the dirty hand of a boy who fails to understand that once the Shaman and the Chief traversed  with no need to rehearse as if their lives were only fantasies. Once the Rockies glowed with prosper, the plains with endless crops were worshipped by the red man in unity. And they cried.  And so I ask who is to blame? Who is the scapegoat in this game? What happens when the line ends and there is no one left? And we just sit here wearing our masks, laughing at the dead. But you know we're already dead. We're already dead. This is a silent plea, a solemn vow to restore serenity somehow. Can I placate this commercial union? Was our greed fate? Are we just human?  But you still stare into that void, blind to all the lives with which we've toyed, all the painted lives on a crooked cross.  It's too late to glorify the past. This world is spinning 'round so fast. Who will be the next to die? Who will be the next to die? You and I. You and I."

THEY CRIED (ORIGINAL)

SNICKLEFRITZ: Alternative forms: Schnickelfritz Schnicklefritz Snickelfritz (ORIGINAL)

Three Alive garage rehearsal.  Tape cassette recording.  I don't know if anybody actually remembers this group.

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