Chin Up Chin Up - This Harness Can't Ride Anything flac album

This Harness Can't Ride Anything.

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Chin Up Chin Up was an American indie pop band formed in Chicago in 2001. Jeremy Bolen, formerly of Punjab and The Hertzsprung Gap, sang and played guitar. Nathan Snydacker, formerly of Nymb, played guitar. Chris Saathoff played bass and, after his death in 2004, was replaced by Jesse Woghin. Woghin was later replaced by Bobby Burg of Love of Everything, Joan of Arc, and Make Believe. Chris Dye played drums. Greg Sharp played the keyboards.

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Those expecting a breakthrough from Chin Up Chin Up's second record might walk away disappointed, but the band's fans won't be- This Harness Won't Ride Anything is version . of the band's restless debut. The title track opens the album, and skips merrily by on gliding distortion and ringing Cure-like single notes while giving singer/guitarist Jeremy Bolen the space in the verse to carry the track. He does so somewhat awkwardly, but ably, with more than a little Robert Smith-like wavering in his otherwise everyman voice.

Studio album by Chin Up Chin Up. Released. October 10, 2006 (2006-10-10). This Harness Can't Ride Anything" – 4:43. Water Planes in Snow" – 3:47. We've Got To Keep Running" – 3:52.

It's impossible not to root for Chin Up Chin Up. From their amazing song titles ("Fuck You, Elton John" and "I Need a Friend With a Boat" could both win a Song-Name Pulitzer) to their barely tolerable vocals to their quirky band name to the tragic hit-and-run death of bassist Chris Saathoff in 2004, CUCU have always been a wild-card contender for the all-out affections of. yours truly, the Gumshoe. And that's not all; the most compelling thing about the quartet is their un-snuff-able enthusiasm

This Harness Can't Ride Anything. Water Planes in Snow. All My Hammocks Are Dying. I'm Pretty Sure I Can See Molecules.