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» member profile:
12foothedgehog
» genre:
Alternative >
Indie
» location:
12-Foot Hedgehog Productions
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: They Might Be Giants, Bob Schneider, Southern Culture on the Skids
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There's an interesting story behind this song, but Kent is thus far pleading the 5th. Featuring Kent Withrow on vocals.
A cheerful little song about being laid off from a Fortune 500 company. Featuring David Gignac on vocals.
A song about the high-tech bust and the buildup to the Iraq war as seen through the eyes of an out-of-work Austinite and the brother of a soldier. Featuring guest vocalist Eric Roberts and guest drummer Greg Gonyea.
A reggae-inspired grunge tune spinning the ages-old tale of unrequited love (50 bucks-- same as in town.) Featuring guest artist Pat Pestorius (who went on to become the bass player for Okkervil River) singing and playing his organ.
This song recalls those carefree days in the mid 60's, sipping cappuccinos and sporting fashionable berets at that little coffee house in the Village ... except that none of us were alive in the mid 60's. Featuring David Gignac on vocals.
We had originally thought of naming this song "Won't Get Fooled Again", but that title had already been taken by some British band we've never heard of. Featuring guest vocalist Eric Roberts.
A heartwarming tale about a man who loses his mind and finds a way to capitalize on it. Featuring Kent Withrow on vocals.
An electronic song about 9/11 and the subsequent war in Afghanistan which presents a slightly less rosey view than that of Alan Jackson. Voice-over by Jill Gignac.
Very catchy instrumental rock with Indian and Asian influences
A somewhat phlegmatic instrumental reprise of "Shame on Me", featuring Kent Withrow on nose flute. Those attempting to compare this song to "Stairway to Heaven" will be summarily flogged.
Submitted for your approval ... A quiet college radio station in the sleepy backwater town of Bemidji, Minnesota, is about to be thrust headlong into ... The Herring Zone.