Nields cover Fruvous

I was listening to CBC's DNTO show and they had a piece on this concert in Northampton MA where local performers pretended to be known Canadian musicians. Apparently the Nields performed as Moxy Fruvous. Anyone from the area see that concert? Here's a link http://www.gazettenet.com/hamp-arts/transXIIcanada.html

/me does a sideways glance at ND ;)

Yep, here is a little info from here..

I don't know how I missed this the first time...but yes, TN did do MF...King of Spain and River Valley. It was awesome!! Andy World, where are your videotapes??????

Adam, how I have been trying to tell you that my video camera broke.� I have a video I made for Tobey which he will never see.� I will give that to you!

Seriously? Tobey wanted to see that?? :D

*amused*

Someone told him about it and that I have the Video.� Sadly this January I slipped on some ice and took out my video camera.����

here's a link to the CBC story on it. :)

http://makeashorterlink.com/?D23A13B12

Has anyone recorded a cover of a Fruvous song?

you mean besides at frucon or the budgiedome? :)

OK has anyone sold a CD that has a Fruvous Cover on it.

I bet somebody recorded DVN covering fruvous at one of the shows that those annoying fruheads requested a song by them.

The Brown Derbies covered "Fell in Love" on their album Jericho.

Ugh, and judging from the mp3 clip they have available, what a painful version it is.

*shudder*

blech.

*really likes the brown derbies' version*
*really likes the brown derbies*
:)

I know some Brown Derbies.� Sean Altman (and the rest of Rockapella) were, I believe, Brown Derbies.� Or maybe Jabberwocks.� I'm totally blaspheming by confusing the two, I guess.

Pizmon is�a Columbia University / Jewish Theological Seminary a cappella group.� You can find a song called "Mordechai" on their disc "At The End of the Day".� While the words may be unfamiliar, I have no doubt that you will recognize the tune and arrangement immediately as our own Moxy Fruvous's "Spiderman" - complete with movie titles at the end (even more if you put the disc into your CD Rom drive).

The also do a song "Esther HaMalkah" to "Minnie the Moocher" in the vocal stylings of one Mike Ford.� I don't think it's on any of their albums though.

One of my co-workers was listening to a Jewish A Cappella CD the other day, don't know which group it is.

And yes, half the Fell In Loves on Napster/KaZaA�are by the Brown Derbies.� Ah the wonders of file sharing.

Ok, Sheryl can help me out here (if she reads this post), but didn't a band called "Yep" cover KoS?
I think that was the tape she played for us one night...
--- erm, that was supposed to be a reply to Gordon's question. The forum taunts me tonight

Yep! covered KoS?? I don't remember that, but I guess it is possible. One of the members of Yep! was a big fruhead. He was the guy that put together the original Iron Horse tape tree.

I am posting�mp3's on my web page for a bit!

The Neilds as Moxy Fr�vous playing River Valley

The Neilds as Moxy Fr�vous playing King of Spain

Um... unless the bit is already over, or unless my fatigue is screwing me up more than I think, those links aren't working. In fact, I ftp'd to your main site and couldn't find a sign of any mp3s at all. I would have assumed you'd have uploaded the mp3s before posting this, so based on that assumption, my second is that there's something amiss.

*wants to hear*

Yeah, they arn't there. :(

Sorry I am still figuring out this FTP thing let me try again!

The Neilds performing as Fr�vous playing River Valley

The Neilds performing as Fr�vous playing King of Spain

I'm getting a permission denied. DId you do a chmod 755 on the files/directory after you uploaded them? (It looks like a Unix server...)

I wish I knew what I am doing!