Doublevee - Treat Her Strangely - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Includes routines from some of the most beloved comedians of all time It Sure Is Hot Minnie Pearl & Rod Brasfield; People Are Poor Redd Foxx; Ugly Baby Flip Wilson, and much more.

2018 . Mow The Glass was recorded in the living room of a small house on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. One can hear it in the music the Oregon coast, the dream life of an Axolotl, the open sound of a band playing to an audience of endless water, sun, and sky. A bald eagle flew by the window every few hours as if to remind the band where they really were. Still, the laughter was real, the freedom was magic, and the tambo was sprinkled like sugar. Heavy Air, the previous album, was a home recording project. The songs started with Chris Gunn (The Hunches) on a guitar or a synth or a bowl of cereal and were built up from there. A rotating cast of friends and family helped flesh out the material. It could have been made in deep space or at the bottom of the ocean. Transmissions from a bedroom at the bottom of Pill Hill. This album is a reflection of the live experience. Four people playing together; working within the template of pop classicism. Thirty-five minutes of music. This time, the Flu comes out of the water and spends a little more time on land pop kicks, psychedelic derangement, beauty, spells cast via hate raga and rocker. The band moves backward, forward and sideways; often within the same piece. The music breathes. It doesn't deal in nostalgic regression or self-conscious futurism. It just sounds like the Lavender Flu.

Having made their name as a Foreigner tribute band, Double Vision is now seeing the way clear to launch a brand new album of all original tunes. This self-titled full-length will hit the streets on July 11, 2025, via the mighty Frontiers Music Srl. About the new album, Double Vision comments InchWe wanted to make a record that would be totally our own, but still contain a hat tip (or more) to Foreigner. We didn't want something derivative, but at the same time, something that would appeal to fans of the band. We wanted our own identity and stamp. However, we do feel that a good way to describe the album is that if you took all the different eras of Foreigner and rolled them into one, along with some other sporadic influences, it would sound something like Double Vision.Inch