Music
"Our Deepest Apathy..."
14 songs, 70 minutes, and lots and lots of words, included in the dandy packaging. Songs about lust, politics, religion, paranoia, rejection, acceptance, all sorts of stuff that only a smart person like you would understand. I gave it my all, and with lots of help, I think it's a fine, fine work.
Track Listing
- Isn't She Amazing (listen to sample)
- Love's Sick Parade (listen to sample)
- Downtown (listen to sample)
- Bubble (listen to sample)
- Median Man (listen to sample)
- Welcome To America (listen to sample)
- My Evil Twin (listen to sample)
- Medicine (listen to sample)
- We Talked About Michael (listen to sample)
- What Fresh Hell Is This? (listen to sample)
- Dumbed Down (listen to sample)
- Object (listen to sample)
- Let This Go (listen to sample)
- Damaged (listen to sample)
Cabarrus Street Allstars
"Cabarrus Street Allstars" (Released: 2002)
Track Listing
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Gilbert Neal bass, keyboards, guitars, all vocals
Jeff Anderson, Justin Pinnix guitars
Tom Mills bass
Eric Anthony, Chad Johnson keys
Brant Schlatzer drums
Kurt Schlatzer - percussion
All songs by Gilbert Neal unless otherwise indicated.
Produced by Jeff Anderson
and Justin Pinnix
East Of Idaho
"Lessons We've Learned” (Released: 1994)
Track Listing
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All songs written by Gilbert Neal
Gilbert Neal bass, vocals
Theresa Quinn piano, keyboards, vocals
Lyle Lascelle guitar
Steve Camillari drums
Produced by East Of Idaho
Engineered by Steve Furney
Recorded at The Power Station, Rochester, NY
Man Against Mauve
"The Mangler” (Limited release EP: 1992)
Track Listing
- Diamonds
- I Dance
- In The City
All songs written by Gilbert Neal
Gilbert Neal bass, vocals
Paul Hoeflich keyboards, vocals
Dave Pandolfi guitar, vocals
Jeff Dolina drums, vocals
Man Against Mauve started on January 1, 1986 and died an agonizingly silent death some time in 1993. In those seven odd years, we played hundreds of gigs, and went into a real live recording studio thrice. The first experience (I Dance/In This City) was, of course, the most magical. Track upon track of late 80's pop noise. Then, the second session yeilded two songs (Diamonds/Money From The Tomb) and more overkill.
Why we never released a record in that time makes me think we were really, really stoopid.


