The Catheters were a punk rock band from Bellevue, Washington (Seattle area… Read Full Bio ↴The Catheters were a punk rock band from Bellevue, Washington (Seattle area) that originally formed as a 4-piece in 1995 (Brian, Derek, Paul, and James who soon swapped bands with Dave and joined Damaged Goods), playing hardcore punk in the vein of Black Flag and The Circle Jerks. Over the years toured several times with bands such as Sparta, Mudhoney, Run Run Run, Division of Laura Lee, and very often with the Murder City Devils.
Before signing to Sub Pop, The Catheters added a second guitarist in 1998 (Lars) and started culturing a more dirty, 70s glam-rock sound as heard on their eMpTy Records releases. The records sold well and gained them the attention of larger labels, such as Dreamworks and Sub Pop. Paul and Lars left the band in 2001 for other projects, and The Catheters' long-time roadie Leo joined as bassist. In 2002, they scored an indie hit with the song Nothing from Static Delusions and Stone-Still Days and its accompanying music video. After a couple more singles and heavy touring in 2002 and 2003, the band released the excellent album Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! in 2004, using all their former sounds and infusing them with aesthetics of classic rock. The Catheters played their final show on October 15th, 2004 with a big blow-out at Seattle's Sunset Tavern joined by friends The Vells and blackbelt (who played some old-school Catheters covers), ending the show with a mass sing-along to Fake ID that degenerated into instrument destruction and a minor brawl. The band dissolved amicably, with the former members, with the exception of Derek, going on to form the band Tall Birds.
Line-Up
* Brian Standeford — vocals, guitar
* Derek Mason — guitar
* Dave Brozowski — drums
* Paul Waude - bass (1995 - 2001)
* James Lysons - drums (1995 - 1996)
* Lars Swenson - guitar (1998 - 2001)
* Leo Gebhardt — bass (2001 - 2004)
Discography
* No Escape EP - Beer City, #76 (1997)
* The Kids Know How To Rock 7" - eMpTy Records, MTR-375 (1999)
* The Catheters LP - eMpTy Records, MTR-380 (1999)
* Put It Together / Days Gone By 7" - Sub Pop, SP-474 (1999)
* It Can't Stay This Way (Forever) b/w Means To an End 7" - Kapow, KP-005 (2000)
* Build A Home b/w Hang Up 7" - Sub Pop, SP-578 (2001)
* Static Delusions and Stone-Still Days LP - Sub Pop, SP-568 (2002)
* 3000 Ways UK-Only CD-EP - Sub Pop, SP-596 (2002)
* I Fall Easy/Pale Horse/Looks Good On Me UK press 7" - Sub Pop, SP-604 (2002)
* Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! LP - Sub Pop, SP-618 (2004)
* No Natural Law CD-EP - Sub Pop, SP-634 (2004)
Before signing to Sub Pop, The Catheters added a second guitarist in 1998 (Lars) and started culturing a more dirty, 70s glam-rock sound as heard on their eMpTy Records releases. The records sold well and gained them the attention of larger labels, such as Dreamworks and Sub Pop. Paul and Lars left the band in 2001 for other projects, and The Catheters' long-time roadie Leo joined as bassist. In 2002, they scored an indie hit with the song Nothing from Static Delusions and Stone-Still Days and its accompanying music video. After a couple more singles and heavy touring in 2002 and 2003, the band released the excellent album Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! in 2004, using all their former sounds and infusing them with aesthetics of classic rock. The Catheters played their final show on October 15th, 2004 with a big blow-out at Seattle's Sunset Tavern joined by friends The Vells and blackbelt (who played some old-school Catheters covers), ending the show with a mass sing-along to Fake ID that degenerated into instrument destruction and a minor brawl. The band dissolved amicably, with the former members, with the exception of Derek, going on to form the band Tall Birds.
Line-Up
* Brian Standeford — vocals, guitar
* Derek Mason — guitar
* Dave Brozowski — drums
* Paul Waude - bass (1995 - 2001)
* James Lysons - drums (1995 - 1996)
* Lars Swenson - guitar (1998 - 2001)
* Leo Gebhardt — bass (2001 - 2004)
Discography
* No Escape EP - Beer City, #76 (1997)
* The Kids Know How To Rock 7" - eMpTy Records, MTR-375 (1999)
* The Catheters LP - eMpTy Records, MTR-380 (1999)
* Put It Together / Days Gone By 7" - Sub Pop, SP-474 (1999)
* It Can't Stay This Way (Forever) b/w Means To an End 7" - Kapow, KP-005 (2000)
* Build A Home b/w Hang Up 7" - Sub Pop, SP-578 (2001)
* Static Delusions and Stone-Still Days LP - Sub Pop, SP-568 (2002)
* 3000 Ways UK-Only CD-EP - Sub Pop, SP-596 (2002)
* I Fall Easy/Pale Horse/Looks Good On Me UK press 7" - Sub Pop, SP-604 (2002)
* Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! LP - Sub Pop, SP-618 (2004)
* No Natural Law CD-EP - Sub Pop, SP-634 (2004)
3000 Ways
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Nothing Will you ever see my pain Will you ever break these…
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Jenna Talia
1. Make sure the balloon works and isn't ruptured by inflating first.
2. Decent sterile technique.
3. Probably could be done by one, not two healthcare workers.
That being said, good video. Perhaps a manual irrigation and maintenance of an already existing CBI could be made?
Elena Sandalova
thank you a lot!!!! it was hard to find a video with great visual represantation. Awesome job!
Barbara Burgoa
Thank you for the video. It'll be helpful for me when practicing my lab skills.
Suzie Farthing
Great CBI insertion demonstration. Thanks.
Vladimir Muros
Thank you for your help.
Jaliska Mclaughlin
Thanks a bunch!!!
Os.14
perfect..!
Jenny Gelatin
I laughed at "...you can have Dave help you..." =D Okay, so how do I get a Dave? Or can I use yours to help me with CBI?
Leighann Klingensmith
LAST one.... this is the true "CONTINUOUS Bladder Irrigation".... Nesbitt young I sent was intermittent I've discovered
Kim _____
Good job