Matt

  • My Yesterdays

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    A dark, dreamy dive into the collective memory of the band…

  • Baby, Baby (I Still Love You)

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    All great artists understand that beauty comes in many forms. In the proud tradition of bands like NOFX, AC/DC and Queen, Shufflin’ Noah shares our ode to beautiful women who like to eat.

  • Daddy Walks With Angels

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    Matt’s poignant ode to his Dad.

  • Dead of the Night

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    This song started life in a different, more dreamy mood. The final cut was more agressive. Check out the first jammed improv version below:

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    Don’t Know Where It Is

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    Matt, Tom and Knarf work up a two-part instrumental jam, with a hint of vocals in Part 2 from Matt, leading to the working title.

  • Bent Over by the Vet

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    Tom expresses profound sorrow at the high price of modern health care for our furry friends…

  • Bill Runs Away From Home

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    Bill’s dreams were just too big for the small house where he grew up…

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    Cold n Wet

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    Cold n Wet was one we came back to again and again – we couldn’t get enough of Tom’s hypnotic bass line! The first time in March 2000 was a special night, same session where we recorded Catchin’ Slugs in a Rainstorm, Mr. Bob Jovi, and Oh the Turks (aka Turks in Space).

  • When I’m With You

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    First track off of our first “real” album – an uptempo pop ode to feeling good with the one you love.

  • Granny Smith – Despise

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    An early example of Shufflin’ Noah’s versatility (and schizophrenia)