Blanket Music

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Hyper Ballad 00:00 Tools
You Shouldn't Have Said That 00:00 Tools
Red Right Ankle (The Decemberists) 00:00 Tools
Hips 00:00 Tools
I Love You 00:00 Tools
Impossible (Norfolk and Western) 00:00 Tools
Red Right Ankle 00:00 Tools
Bossa Rev 00:00 Tools
Guernica 00:00 Tools
Back To The Grind 00:00 Tools
Keep The Prices Down! 00:00 Tools
Press Conference 00:00 Tools
Collecting Rocks (Super XX Man cover) 00:00 Tools
Tap the Beat 00:00 Tools
Hot Designers 00:00 Tools
Slide 00:00 Tools
I'm Fat 00:00 Tools
Deja Vu 00:00 Tools
Just Us 00:00 Tools
Cats Corps 00:00 Tools
Insurrection 00:00 Tools
Filesharer's Lament 00:00 Tools
Love Police 00:00 Tools
Undertaker (M Ward) 00:00 Tools
Move 00:00 Tools
A Soldier's Story 00:00 Tools
Digital Pedestrians 00:00 Tools
Cliche Lines 00:00 Tools
Oh Darlin 00:00 Tools
Kiss 00:00 Tools
Stand To Love 00:00 Tools
Of Thee We Sing 00:00 Tools
Get Togetha 00:00 Tools
Backdrop 00:00 Tools
Karaoke 00:00 Tools
I Got to Be My Own Way 00:00 Tools
Collecting Rocks (Super XX Man) 00:00 Tools
Sexy Ways 00:00 Tools
Walk the Dog 00:00 Tools
Day By Day 00:00 Tools
I Take On Your Days (Corrina Repp) 00:00 Tools
Come To Me 00:00 Tools
Itchy Popcorn 00:00 Tools
I Noticed You 00:00 Tools
Cityscape 00:00 Tools
Costa del Sol 00:00 Tools
Reno 00:00 Tools
That's How Love Is (Jeff London) 00:00 Tools
Move (reprise) 00:00 Tools
Pigeon 00:00 Tools
Connection Time (Graves) 00:00 Tools
Loose Change 00:00 Tools
Wait 00:00 Tools
Yours (Reclinerland) 00:00 Tools
I Must Admit That I Love You (Bobby Birdman) 00:00 Tools
Kitten 00:00 Tools
Unabridged 00:00 Tools
Like Someone In Love 00:00 Tools
Love Is Many Splintered Thing (Amy Annelle) 00:00 Tools
Was Interesting, Then 00:00 Tools
Sao Paulo Graffitti 00:00 Tools
43C (Kind Of Like Spiting) 00:00 Tools
White Stripes 00:00 Tools
Pretty-Important 00:00 Tools
Boot Straps 00:00 Tools
Sunday, Pale Grey 00:00 Tools
Red Right Ankle (The Decemberists cover) 00:00 Tools
Bunny 00:00 Tools
Hips (Radio Edit) 00:00 Tools
Ballgame Song 00:00 Tools
Breakdown at Home Depot 00:00 Tools
43C (Kind Of Like Spitting) 00:00 Tools
I Must Admit That I Love You (Bobby Birdman cover) 00:00 Tools
Hyperballad (Bjork cover) 00:00 Tools
Hyper Ballad (Bjork) 00:00 Tools
No Chance For Sex 00:00 Tools
Bicycle Theif 00:00 Tools
Do Happy People Make Dumb Art? 00:00 Tools
Song 00:00 Tools
Impossible 00:00 Tools
Sunday 00:00 Tools
Harry at The MOMA 00:00 Tools
01 Sunday 00:00 Tools
Pretty/Important 00:00 Tools
Impossible (Norfolk & Western) 00:00 Tools
A Solider's Story 00:00 Tools
Documentary 00:00 Tools
Part I In Which We Applaud Our Senses 00:00 Tools
Brooklyn 00:00 Tools
pants with his halfway down - noise for pretend 00:00 Tools
momagranite - noise for pretend 00:00 Tools
money penny - noise for pretend 00:00 Tools
Magnus 00:00 Tools
07 Harry at The MOMA 00:00 Tools
Part IV, The Soldier of Love 00:00 Tools
Part II The Funky Bit 00:00 Tools
09 Sao Paulo Grafitti (concept version) 00:00 Tools
10 Breakdown at Home Depot 00:00 Tools
Love Is A Many Splintered Thing (Amy Annelle cover) 00:00 Tools
hips (radio edit) - blanket music 00:00 Tools
Song - Blanket Music 00:00 Tools
Power Tools 00:00 Tools
05 Wait 00:00 Tools
bunny - blanket music 00:00 Tools
Part V, Funky in Our Friend's Arms 00:00 Tools
Collecting Rocks 00:00 Tools
05 Part IV, The Soldier of Love 00:00 Tools
Connection Time (Graves cover) 00:00 Tools
04 Part II The Funky Bit 00:00 Tools
Red Right Ankle (Decemberists Cover) 00:00 Tools
Love Is A Many Splintered Thing (Amy Annelle) 00:00 Tools
03 Magnus 00:00 Tools
12 Bosssa Rev (concept version) 00:00 Tools
07 Brooklyn 00:00 Tools
chalk boy - noise for pretend 00:00 Tools
43C (Kind Of Like Spitting cover) 00:00 Tools
02 Documentary 00:00 Tools
06 Part V, Funky in Our Friend's Arms 00:00 Tools
Sao Paulo Grafitti (concept version) 00:00 Tools
Impossible (Norfolk And Western cover) 00:00 Tools
03 Part I In Which We Applaud Our Senses 00:00 Tools
Bicycle Theft 00:00 Tools
Bosssa Rev (Concept Version) 00:00 Tools
when 00:00 Tools
Undertaker (M Ward cover) 00:00 Tools
13 When 00:00 Tools
Hyper Ballad (Björk Cover) 00:00 Tools
Hips-Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
11 Power Tools 00:00 Tools
I Take On Your Days (Corrina Repp cover) 00:00 Tools
Yours (Reclinerland cover) 00:00 Tools
Connection Time 00:00 Tools
I Take on Your Days 00:00 Tools
That's How Love Is 00:00 Tools
That's How Love Is (Jeff London cover) 00:00 Tools
Hyper-Ballad (Björk cover) 00:00 Tools
Pants With His Halfway Down 00:00 Tools
I Must Admit That I Love You 00:00 Tools
Yours 00:00 Tools
Undertaker 00:00 Tools
43C 00:00 Tools
Kiss 02:59 00:00 Tools
Pretty / Important 00:00 Tools
Digital Pedestrian 00:00 Tools
Momagranite 00:00 Tools
Hyper-Ballad (Bjork Cover) 00:00 Tools
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Blanket Music is comprised of Chad Crouch (vocals and guitar), Dave Depper (bass), Mike Johnson (Rhodes Electric Piano) and Greg Lind (drums), residing in Portland, Oregon. Originally simply "Blanket", the band's name was amended to "Blanket Music", like so many bands, upon being served a Cease and Desist Order by one of several acts going by the name at that time. The lads of Blanket Music have grown into the name over three albums, having covered a lot of musical territory. The first record, Nice, could be described as downtempo indiepop with jazz, folk, and bossa undertones, whereas the second album Move largely traverses equatorial musical idioms--samba rhythms and staccato afro-cuban guitar lines--and picks up the tempo a bit to lend a chill party vibe to the collection of songs. A lineup change gave way to Cultural Norms, the newest offering from the leaner, meaner quartet. Norms eschews the latin rhythms in favor of straight-up indiepop with a subtle growl. The band infuses the songs with uniquely American musical motifs (blues, jazz, swing) while offering uniquely American observations within the lyrics. Off stage the boys of Blanket Music share a more-than-hobbyist enthusiasm for computers, The Beatles, Star Wars, and golden era of Brit Pop. In fact Johnson, Depper, and Lind have an almost encyclopedic knowlegde of certain sectors of pop culture, inspiring heated debate over the minutia. "I can name every song the Beatles recorded in chronological order," offers Depper at practice. Crouch on the other hand has difficulty remembering the lyrics to his own songs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.