Moto
There are multiple artists/groups with the name MOTO:
1. Moto - A sp… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists/groups with the name MOTO:
1. Moto - A space rock band
2. M.O.T.O. - Punk band from New Orlean
3. moto - A female singer from Japan
4. Jazz band based around Bob Gatzen & Gene Bozzi
1. Moto was founded in spring 2001. Some day Pawel came to me (Konrad), whom I played some time ago in Chlopiec Dwuglowy. He asked me if could we play together again. Our first rehearsals begun within few days in first Virus near the Shipyard. We - only two of us then - played long, space rock like improvisations on guitars and ancient Philicorda. Then, at home, we modified recorded tracks on computers, we added phat beats. On one of rehearsals Marcin appeared (whom Pawel played with in Kfaza). After a week Mysza from Lotyn have been seated on drums. The band begun to appear in its form, we begun to play rhytmically and full of space. We played one concert. After some time Mysza - the drummer - was replaced by Lider from the Pstro band, and Pawel (who could not yet play on guitar) was replaced by Tomek (again ex Kfaza) on keyboard. Five people, two singing guitarists, keyboard player, bassist, drummer, sampler, it was beggining to fit all together. This was the Moto sound. Electro - motorics, pulse, noisy guitars and something more. After nearly a year from the beginnings of the band Lider was replaced by Jarek (again ex Kfaza), who plays everyday in Pogodno. All the rest is the future.
2. M.O.T.O. (Masters of the Obvious) is a punk band that was formed in New Orleans in 1981. The band later relocated to Chicago, IL. There have been many lineup changes through the years, but M.O.T.O. has always been headed up by Paul Caporino. M.O.T.O. is known for "hooky pop songwriting, precise eighth-note riffage, and so-dumb-they're-brilliant lyrics," exemplified by songs such as "I Hate My Fucking Job" and "Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance to the Radio."
DISCOGRAPHY (updated 2009)
CDs/LPS
1990 This Corpse is a Warning CD/LP/Cassette (Resonance, Netherlands)
1996 Single File CD (Mind Of A Child, (USA) 28 song collection of the M.O.T.O. singles from 1988-1994!
1996 E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP (Teenage Kicks, Germany)
1996 Bolt LP (Little Teddy, Germany)
2002 Kill Moto! LP (Orange, USA, Little Teddy, Germany)
2003 Kill Moto! CD (Criminal IQ)
2005 Single File CD (Criminal IQ)
2005 Raw Power CD (Criminal IQ)
2008 Battle of the Band: Greatest Hits 1988-2005 CD (Aarght)
7" Singles & EPs
1988 Hammeroid "It's So Big It's Fluorescent"/"Rot Rot Rot"/"The Turd That Came To Life"/"Young And In Love" (Tulpa, USA)
1989 I Shot My Load and I'm Ready for the Grave "Dick About It"/"Month Of Sundays"/ "Infected"/"Evil Clown Skull"/"Astronuts" (Tulpa, USA)
1990 "She's Not Ready"/ Badger"/"Germ Inside" (Feel Good All Over, USA)
1991 "I Am the Cheese"/"I Can't Stop It" (Feel Good All Over, USA)
1992 "Magic Words"/"Ghosts" (Jetpac, Canada)
1992 "Places We Used to Go"/"Love Back"/"Skeletons Need Their Sleep" pink vinyl (Rockville, USA)
1993 "Street Where Love Live"/"Coming Down All Day and Night (Hi-Ball, USA)
1994 "Midnight at the Guantanamo Room"/"Skinny Head" sleeve by Beck Dudley, clear vinyl (Mind Of A Child, USA)
1995 Wee Beasties "Straighten It Out"/"Everybody Knows"/"Go Naked"/"Satan Always Calls Collect" (Little Teddy, Germany)
1996 Jacuzzi for the Dead "It Tastes Just Like A Milkshake"/"In And Around the Neighborhood"/"Around Every Corner"/"Schmuck Factor" (Little Teddy, Germany)
1997 4PAC "Meet Me By The Flagpole"/"The Things We Said and the Things We Did"/"Doing the Things We Want to Do"/"Making Love For The Rest Of My Life" (MOC, US)
1998 Eternal Standby "I Hate My Fucking Job"/ "Deliver Deliver Deliver"/"She Said She Said She Said"/"I Know You Gotta Do The Things You Gotta Do But Why You Gotta Do 'Em To Me"/"What'll Happen When The Noise Goes Off"/"Suburban Fighting Crest" (MOC, USA)
2003 Spiral Slouch 7" (Shit Sandwich, USA)
Cassettes
1985 Turn Your Head and Cough
1986 Bolt
1986 Rock Roll & Dismember
1987 Quasimoto
1987 Motoerectus
1988 Neon Bone
1989 1000 Years of Rock'n'Roll
1990 M.O.T.O. Machine Music (a.k.a. Radio BJ)
1991 Talk of M.O.T.O.
1993 E Pluribus M.O.T.O.
1995 Fletcher Henderson
1996 Bandit 65
1996 Ampeg Stud
1997 Gangway for Miracles
1998 Terramotto
3. moto - 1988年7月7日、岩手県生まれのシンガーソングライター。
3歳からピアノを習い始める。
小学4年生の頃、地元・岩手県で行われた国際ピアノ音楽コンクールにて、3位入賞。
歌うことが好きで、バンドヴォーカル、ゴスペルの経験もある。
華奢なルックスからは想像し難い、会場を震わせる歌唱力と澄んだその声は、
聴いた人を圧倒している。
(Official site: http://clearsky.co.jp/moto/)
(Twitter:https://twitter.com/moto_music)
1. Moto - A sp… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists/groups with the name MOTO:
1. Moto - A space rock band
2. M.O.T.O. - Punk band from New Orlean
3. moto - A female singer from Japan
4. Jazz band based around Bob Gatzen & Gene Bozzi
1. Moto was founded in spring 2001. Some day Pawel came to me (Konrad), whom I played some time ago in Chlopiec Dwuglowy. He asked me if could we play together again. Our first rehearsals begun within few days in first Virus near the Shipyard. We - only two of us then - played long, space rock like improvisations on guitars and ancient Philicorda. Then, at home, we modified recorded tracks on computers, we added phat beats. On one of rehearsals Marcin appeared (whom Pawel played with in Kfaza). After a week Mysza from Lotyn have been seated on drums. The band begun to appear in its form, we begun to play rhytmically and full of space. We played one concert. After some time Mysza - the drummer - was replaced by Lider from the Pstro band, and Pawel (who could not yet play on guitar) was replaced by Tomek (again ex Kfaza) on keyboard. Five people, two singing guitarists, keyboard player, bassist, drummer, sampler, it was beggining to fit all together. This was the Moto sound. Electro - motorics, pulse, noisy guitars and something more. After nearly a year from the beginnings of the band Lider was replaced by Jarek (again ex Kfaza), who plays everyday in Pogodno. All the rest is the future.
2. M.O.T.O. (Masters of the Obvious) is a punk band that was formed in New Orleans in 1981. The band later relocated to Chicago, IL. There have been many lineup changes through the years, but M.O.T.O. has always been headed up by Paul Caporino. M.O.T.O. is known for "hooky pop songwriting, precise eighth-note riffage, and so-dumb-they're-brilliant lyrics," exemplified by songs such as "I Hate My Fucking Job" and "Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance to the Radio."
DISCOGRAPHY (updated 2009)
CDs/LPS
1990 This Corpse is a Warning CD/LP/Cassette (Resonance, Netherlands)
1996 Single File CD (Mind Of A Child, (USA) 28 song collection of the M.O.T.O. singles from 1988-1994!
1996 E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP (Teenage Kicks, Germany)
1996 Bolt LP (Little Teddy, Germany)
2002 Kill Moto! LP (Orange, USA, Little Teddy, Germany)
2003 Kill Moto! CD (Criminal IQ)
2005 Single File CD (Criminal IQ)
2005 Raw Power CD (Criminal IQ)
2008 Battle of the Band: Greatest Hits 1988-2005 CD (Aarght)
7" Singles & EPs
1988 Hammeroid "It's So Big It's Fluorescent"/"Rot Rot Rot"/"The Turd That Came To Life"/"Young And In Love" (Tulpa, USA)
1989 I Shot My Load and I'm Ready for the Grave "Dick About It"/"Month Of Sundays"/ "Infected"/"Evil Clown Skull"/"Astronuts" (Tulpa, USA)
1990 "She's Not Ready"/ Badger"/"Germ Inside" (Feel Good All Over, USA)
1991 "I Am the Cheese"/"I Can't Stop It" (Feel Good All Over, USA)
1992 "Magic Words"/"Ghosts" (Jetpac, Canada)
1992 "Places We Used to Go"/"Love Back"/"Skeletons Need Their Sleep" pink vinyl (Rockville, USA)
1993 "Street Where Love Live"/"Coming Down All Day and Night (Hi-Ball, USA)
1994 "Midnight at the Guantanamo Room"/"Skinny Head" sleeve by Beck Dudley, clear vinyl (Mind Of A Child, USA)
1995 Wee Beasties "Straighten It Out"/"Everybody Knows"/"Go Naked"/"Satan Always Calls Collect" (Little Teddy, Germany)
1996 Jacuzzi for the Dead "It Tastes Just Like A Milkshake"/"In And Around the Neighborhood"/"Around Every Corner"/"Schmuck Factor" (Little Teddy, Germany)
1997 4PAC "Meet Me By The Flagpole"/"The Things We Said and the Things We Did"/"Doing the Things We Want to Do"/"Making Love For The Rest Of My Life" (MOC, US)
1998 Eternal Standby "I Hate My Fucking Job"/ "Deliver Deliver Deliver"/"She Said She Said She Said"/"I Know You Gotta Do The Things You Gotta Do But Why You Gotta Do 'Em To Me"/"What'll Happen When The Noise Goes Off"/"Suburban Fighting Crest" (MOC, USA)
2003 Spiral Slouch 7" (Shit Sandwich, USA)
Cassettes
1985 Turn Your Head and Cough
1986 Bolt
1986 Rock Roll & Dismember
1987 Quasimoto
1987 Motoerectus
1988 Neon Bone
1989 1000 Years of Rock'n'Roll
1990 M.O.T.O. Machine Music (a.k.a. Radio BJ)
1991 Talk of M.O.T.O.
1993 E Pluribus M.O.T.O.
1995 Fletcher Henderson
1996 Bandit 65
1996 Ampeg Stud
1997 Gangway for Miracles
1998 Terramotto
3. moto - 1988年7月7日、岩手県生まれのシンガーソングライター。
3歳からピアノを習い始める。
小学4年生の頃、地元・岩手県で行われた国際ピアノ音楽コンクールにて、3位入賞。
歌うことが好きで、バンドヴォーカル、ゴスペルの経験もある。
華奢なルックスからは想像し難い、会場を震わせる歌唱力と澄んだその声は、
聴いた人を圧倒している。
(Official site: http://clearsky.co.jp/moto/)
(Twitter:https://twitter.com/moto_music)
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Alone If there's a time When the tears should fill your eyes And…
Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance to the Radio Dance, dance, dance, dance We make you dance, dance, dance,…
Let It Go! If I want it, I'ma go get it Not gonna…