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 The Suffocation Keep originally started out as a project called BrettNOTNeTson. Brett Nelson, bass player from Built To Spill and front man of the late Butterflytrain, decided to do a solo project using synthesizers only. He called it BrettNOTNeTson after some long-standing humorous confusion among fans with another Built To Spill member and front man from Caustic Resin Brett Netson. With the songs recorded and more confusion avoided, the project was completed in 2000. Soon after, Grady Kimsey (guitar) approached Brett about playing together and after a while, they decided to try and figure out the parts from Brett's solo project and transpose them to guitar. Brett decided that with enough effect pedals, his solo project might work as a full band. Brett called up Joe Hensley to drum and his old bass player from Butterflytrain, Scott Beazer. With that, The Suffocation Keep had two months to find someone to play keyboards (Jason Ganz), learn songs, and record a CD before heading out on a twenty-three date West coast tour opening for Built to Spill in June of 2001. After returning to Boise, the band decided to re-mix the CD titled John Hughes Was Never So Wrong, and add a new dynamic to the original recording. Jon Mullin, who recorded the CD originally, joined the band in August and added his synthesizer ideas, along with more of Brett's new wave brilliance, and re-mixed the recording. The latest version of John Hughes Was Never So Wrong was completed August 2001 in time for Brett to promote it during the East coast Built to Spill tour in September of 2001. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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1. Years Too Late at Least F
2. Some Sad Song
3. Saturday at Nine
4. Number Two
5. It's You
6. Holes and Clouds
7. Sunshine
8. Through the Ceiling Into
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 The is the worst retro crap I've heard in years. Completely mindless and emotional garbage. Otherwise its ok I guess. - TOM MORGAN , CHICAGO (10/29/2003 12:31:00 PM) The is the worst retro crap I've heard in years. Completely mindless and emotional garbage. Otherwise its ok I guess. - JIM, , DENVER (5/6/2002 6:30:00 PM) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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