Here's a killer art punk / post punk EP with a synth! Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin. This was released in 1980 on their own Applied Sciances Music label. They would later change their name to Appliances-SFB. Their later stuff is available at CD Baby http://www.mediafire.com/?r6fv63iyae4v373
I bought a used copy of the later LP when I was in High School. I think I had them confused with SPK :-/ The song 'Captain Nemo-Freud (and 1st leutenant alkaloid)' was pretty good. I saw a copy recently at 2nd avenue records and was amused to note an early Butch Vig production or engineering credit.
My first date with my now wife of 20 years was taking her to a an Appliances gig at club de wash, Madison 1983...... I have got to find this cd... I lost my cassette I had! Great Memories!
Bill and Ed Feeny performed with members of Killdozer and the Tar Babies just a few hours ago billed as Tardozer-SFB. The venue? The Wisconsin Historical Society Museum! http://historicalmuseum.wisconsinhistory.org/Events/EventDetail/Event2826.aspx
I just found the 45 pictured above; I'm a big fan of their LP-is the 45 worth anything? I aint sellin it but I cant find any info on its' value anywhere!
I bought a used copy of the later LP when I was in High School. I think I had them confused with SPK :-/ The song 'Captain Nemo-Freud (and 1st leutenant alkaloid)' was pretty good. I saw a copy recently at 2nd avenue records and was amused to note an early Butch Vig production or engineering credit.
ReplyDeleteMy first date with my now wife of 20 years was taking her to a an Appliances gig at club de wash, Madison 1983...... I have got to find this cd... I lost my cassette I had! Great Memories!
ReplyDeleteAre they still alive today?
ReplyDeleteBill and Ed Feeny performed with members of Killdozer and the Tar Babies just a few hours ago billed as Tardozer-SFB. The venue? The Wisconsin Historical Society Museum!
ReplyDeletehttp://historicalmuseum.wisconsinhistory.org/Events/EventDetail/Event2826.aspx
Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteOne of the greatest bands ever. Love that SFB album.
ReplyDeleteI just found the 45 pictured above; I'm a big fan of their LP-is the 45 worth anything? I aint sellin it but I cant find any info on its' value anywhere!
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