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--- In , "Jacob Dobner"
<jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
> And I was confused for a second with the below comment. Monster Party
> 2000? I thought you meant the Cossacks until I thought it was
> something MuSick would do.
Jacob, "Monster Party 2000" CD, released by MuSick, has two tracks
credited to the Madeira. I was living in Indianapolis at that point,
and had already started up the Troubadours. The Troubadours' drummer,
Dane Carter, is also the drummer for the Madeira. Already at that
point I was planning on starting another surf band, and I had come up
with the name, so when Art B. of MuSick wanted me to cover the Young
Frankenstein Theme, I asked Dane to do it with me, and we credited it
to the Madeira. (Catherine Gray of the Space Cossacks overdubbed bass
on it later, and I did all the guitar parts.) Anyway, we ended up
doing two versions, one a faster surf version, and one a slower
version more faithful to the original song, with a lot of nylon-string
guitar. That's what I was talking about. The Cossacks also have a
song on there - and in fact, it's a song that we retitled and
rerecorded for the Madeira CD. So, you can think of the Monster Party
CD as the roots of the Madeira.
Hope that explains it all.
Ivan
> Check out also the Madeira's version of Young Frankenstein
> > (Reprise) on MuSick's Monster Party 2000 CD (just in time for
> > Halloween!) to see what I'm talking about.
