Omaha / The Reason Young People Use Drugs, by Real Life Rock & Roll Band

Omaha / The Reason Young People Use Drugs

by Real Life Rock & Roll Band

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	1.	Omaha 05:02		buy track
	2.	The Reason Young People Use Drugs 05:46		buy track

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Andrew Weathers' hand carved path through the American experimental music fabric is hard to miss. With documents like Fuck Everybody, You Can Do Anything and What Happens When We Stop, Andrew has proven himself capable of not only composing beautiful music but presenting it transparently and honestly. Andrew recently released Real Life Rock & Roll on Rainbow Pyramid, perhaps the first recorded document of his rock and roll movement and has since taken that show on the road.

This release finds Andrew and his Rock & Roll Band blazing through two covers, gas pedal all the way to the floor….fueled up and a cooler of snacks close by….ready for any adventure the road brings.

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released November 2, 2015

AW - guitar, voice, synth, organ, bass
Aaron Oppenheim - mel'ordion
Scott Siler - drums
Blaine Todd - guitar, voice
Gretchen Korsmo - artwork

Recorded at:

Ex'pression, Emeryville, CA, engineered by Aaron Oppenheim
Second Dream, Oakland, CA
Other Minds Lounge, San Francisco, CA

thanks to Nathan McLaughlin for his support of Real Life Rock & Roll

Released as a limited edition lathe-cut 7" by FET Press

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