Beefeater

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Just Things 00:00 Tools
Trash Funk 00:00 Tools
Reaganomix 00:00 Tools
Song For Lucy 00:00 Tools
Mr. Silverbird 00:00 Tools
Mourning 00:00 Tools
Wars In Space 00:00 Tools
A Dog Day 00:00 Tools
Satyagrana 00:00 Tools
Red Carpet 00:00 Tools
Beefeater 00:00 Tools
I Miss You 00:00 Tools
Bedlam Rainforest 00:00 Tools
Out of the Woods 00:00 Tools
Assholes 00:00 Tools
Fred's Song 00:00 Tools
Move Me Strong 00:00 Tools
One Soul Down 00:00 Tools
Dover Beach 00:00 Tools
Insurrection Chant 00:00 Tools
Blind Leads Blind 00:00 Tools
With You Always 00:00 Tools
40 Sonnets On Plants 00:00 Tools
Live the Life 00:00 Tools
Sinking Me 00:00 Tools
4-3-2-1 00:00 Tools
Manic D. 00:00 Tools
4 3 2 1 00:00 Tools
Fredittude 00:00 Tools
Freditude 00:00 Tools
Need a Job 00:00 Tools
In America 00:00 Tools
Apartheid 00:00 Tools
Laurel Grove 00:00 Tools
Gov't Worker 00:00 Tools
Better'n Me 00:00 Tools
Ain't Got No Time 00:00 Tools
Manic Depression 00:00 Tools
TOO MUCH ROMANTIC! 00:00 Tools
In America (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
4.3.2.1. 00:00 Tools
Assholes Among Us 00:00 Tools
Need a Job (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
Laurel Grove (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
Gov't Worker (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
interlude 00:00 Tools
Apartheid (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
Better'N Me (Need A Job LP) 00:00 Tools
Fred's Song (Slam Dancing) 00:00 Tools
-3-2-1 00:00 Tools
4 - 3 - 2 - 1 00:00 Tools
Maniac D. 00:00 Tools
4.3.2.1 00:00 Tools
Manic Depression (Jimi Hendrix) 00:00 Tools
04 - 4.3.2.1 00:00 Tools
Better 'n Me 00:00 Tools
4321 00:00 Tools
Govt Worker 00:00 Tools
Fredittude (Fred's Piece) 00:00 Tools
18 beefeater-just things 00:00 Tools
40 Sonnets On Plants (Dug's Piece) 00:00 Tools
Dover Beach (Tomas's Piece) 00:00 Tools
4*3*2*1 00:00 Tools
A*****es Among Us 00:00 Tools
Из запутанных объятий 00:00 Tools
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Beefeater formed in 1984. In September of 1985 they put out "Plays for Lovers". Their second record,"House Burning Down", was recorded in the spring of 1986 and finally finished in September of that same year. Throughout their history as a band they had three drummers, though the rest of the band stayed the same. The song 'Blind leads Blind' from the "House Burning Down" record was originally an instrumental song, entitled 'Washington D.C.'; but when Beefeater were asked to donate a song for an animal rights compilation,Tomas and Ian MacKaye went into the studio and recorded vocals for it, at which point its title changed. Beefeater string together the 'caught in the air' vocals of Tomas Squip, the precise guitar of Fred Smith and Dug E. Bird's mathematical bass (having studied classical piano did him no harm). By combining musical styles they challenge the listener to once again ask, "how does anyone classify music?" Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.