East River Pipe - Mel flac album

Written By East River Pipe. 1. The Club Isn't Open. 2. I Am A Small Mistake.

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Having unintentionally pulled off a "Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle" that makes the (equally accidental) Sex Pistols look like rank amateurs, Fred M. Cornog finally reappears with LP number four.

Cornog is an American songwriter, singer, self-taught musician, and home-recordist who records under the name East River Pipe. The New York Times describes Cornog as "the Brian Wilson of home recording. Cornog was born in Norfolk, Virginia, and raised in Summit, New Jersey. After high school, Cornog worked a series of menial jobs before succumbing to alcoholism, drug abuse, mental illness, and eventual homelessness, ending up in the Hoboken train station.

The Gasoline Age is an album by East River Pipe, released in 1999. Shiny, Shiny Pimpmobile" – 3:40. Hell Is an Open Door" – 2:39. Wholesale Lies" – 1:44. My Little Rainbow" – 2:14. King of Nothing Never" – 1:57. 14th Street Boys Stolen Car Club" – 2:19. All You Little Suckers" – 2:07. Down 42nd Street to the Light" – 4:04. Atlantic City (Gonna Make a Million Tonight)" – 9:43

East River Pipe is the name under which Fred Cornog (aka FM Cornog) records. Cornog was born in Suffolk, Virginia, and raised in Summit, New Jersey. After succumbing to alcoholism and becoming homeless, Cornog relocated to New York where he survived by busking. There he met Barbara Powers, the two falling in love, and with Powers' support, Cornog released some home-recorded cassettes under the name East River Pipe.

East River Pipe is the guise of singer/songwriter . Cornog, who began recording his melancholy one-man pop on a Tascam 388 mini-studio in his apartment in Astoria, NY. Born in Suffolk, VA, and raised in Summit, NJ, Cornog followed a difficult childhood with a series of jobs in a carpet warehouse, a greenhouse, and a light bulb factory. Mel followed in 1996, trailed three years later by The Gasoline Age. In 2003, four years after Cornog's return to New Jersey (and the subsequent release of The Gasoline Age), East River Pipe released Garbageheads on Endless Stun. A three-year gap followed before the 2006 appearance of What Are You On?, again on Merge. Cornog's seventh proper album under the East River Pipe moniker, We Live in Rented Rooms, arrived in 2011.