Mark Harris (vocals, flute, clarinet, reeds, winds, saxophone, percussion);… Read Full Bio ↴Mark Harris (vocals, flute, clarinet, reeds, winds, saxophone, percussion);
Mike Johnson (guitar, banjo, mandolin, percussion);
Dave Willey (guitar, accordion, keyboards, bass guitar, drums);
Emily Bowman (viola);
Jon Stubbs (trombone, keyboards, bass guitar, triangle);
Raoul Rossiter (marimba, drums, percussion);
Brian McDougall,
Matt Spencer (bass guitar).
Hamster Theatre is an American band based in Boulder, Colorado specializing in complex music that defies all genre boundaries. The band was formed in 1993 by Dave Willey (formerly of Big Foot Torso) and Jon Stubbs. They were inspired by European artists outside the commercial mainstream, such as Nimal and Fem Soker En Skaat. Original members also included Deborah Perry (keyboards, vocals), Steve Doyle (guitar), Greg LaLiberte (saxes, flute), and Josh Wright (drums). Willey plays keyboards, guitar and melodeon; Stubbs handles bass, keyboards, trombone and miscellaneous other instruments.
The band's first album, Songs from the Hamster Theatre, was recorded on four-track cassette and released in 1995 on Prolific Records. Personnel changes abounded, and it was not until 1996 that the band recorded again. At this point, Willey and Stubbs were joined by Mark Harris (winds, reeds), Mike Johnson (guitar), Mike Fitzmaurice (bass), and Raoul Rossiter (drums). Harris and Johnson are also in Thinking Plague. An album called Siege on Hamburger City was recorded live at the Mercury Cafe in 1998.
While engaging a series of different bass players, the band has put out two more albums: Carnival Detournement (2000) and The Public Execution of Mr. Personality (2006), which is packaged with Quasi Day Room, a live document from a festival appearance in Seattle in 2002. These later albums appeared on Cuneiform Records.
Mike Johnson (guitar, banjo, mandolin, percussion);
Dave Willey (guitar, accordion, keyboards, bass guitar, drums);
Emily Bowman (viola);
Jon Stubbs (trombone, keyboards, bass guitar, triangle);
Raoul Rossiter (marimba, drums, percussion);
Brian McDougall,
Matt Spencer (bass guitar).
Hamster Theatre is an American band based in Boulder, Colorado specializing in complex music that defies all genre boundaries. The band was formed in 1993 by Dave Willey (formerly of Big Foot Torso) and Jon Stubbs. They were inspired by European artists outside the commercial mainstream, such as Nimal and Fem Soker En Skaat. Original members also included Deborah Perry (keyboards, vocals), Steve Doyle (guitar), Greg LaLiberte (saxes, flute), and Josh Wright (drums). Willey plays keyboards, guitar and melodeon; Stubbs handles bass, keyboards, trombone and miscellaneous other instruments.
The band's first album, Songs from the Hamster Theatre, was recorded on four-track cassette and released in 1995 on Prolific Records. Personnel changes abounded, and it was not until 1996 that the band recorded again. At this point, Willey and Stubbs were joined by Mark Harris (winds, reeds), Mike Johnson (guitar), Mike Fitzmaurice (bass), and Raoul Rossiter (drums). Harris and Johnson are also in Thinking Plague. An album called Siege on Hamburger City was recorded live at the Mercury Cafe in 1998.
While engaging a series of different bass players, the band has put out two more albums: Carnival Detournement (2000) and The Public Execution of Mr. Personality (2006), which is packaged with Quasi Day Room, a live document from a festival appearance in Seattle in 2002. These later albums appeared on Cuneiform Records.
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Le Sacre D'Merde
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LeGrand Mugul
Le sketch du drame a comédie me fera toujours autant rire, cest absurde j'adore !
Rudy Rudy
Les Robins, c’est trop bien, une bouffée d’humour qui me manque, une troupe oui, avec un humour non sens, qui nous fait une drôle de descente ! Et nous pousse vers l’avant
brunolebonobo
Les meilleurs !! Je le clame haut et fort !! Les meilleurs !!!!!
Merci pour cette compil , ça m'a renvoyé 25 ans en arrière 😁
Simon Revoil
Moi
Pap's et Tyna
Bonjour Merci du partage
Je ne les connaissait pas,
Ils sont hilarants!! 😂🎉
Fab Gir
Trop bon merci ! De l'humour comme malheureusement il n'existe plus.
Cobraracaille
Grâce à Dieu
onfzd
1:36:49 - "C'est même pas la peine de me revoir par téléphone." Et dire que cette phrase n'avait aucun sens à l'époque ! 😆
Caselogic 9472
12:09 Quand Marina se rend compte qu'elle s'est trompé et qu'elle tourne la tête pour cacher son rire .. mdr anthologique
guillaume dulhoste
sketch à 2h15 à plier de rire :)