The Sorts
Common Time - 1995
More There - 1998
The Sorts sorta completes the Hoover geneology. Christopher Farrall plays drums for the Sorts with Joshua LaRue from Rain Like the Sound of Trains and Sevens and Stuart Fletcher plays a very nice bass. All three went on to play in Sea Tiger with Joseph P. and Joeseph played in the Sorts on their last release Six Plus. Its such a complicated web. The Sorts sounds way more like RLT/SOT and Sevens than any other Hoover related band. LaRues guitar playing is something to behold and the bass and drums lock in perfectly, toying around with every little tangent. The songs are mostly instrumental, but LaRue sings occasionally, and hes not that bad. More There is an awesome album everyone should have and Common Time is more basic, but still pretty jazzy and awesome.
posted by blend77 at 10:22 PM
5 Comments:
sweet. i never had this common time album. thanks! i've got a bunch more sorts albums, though, if you need em. they are all quite good.
Definitely digging the Sorts. Never really listened to them much, and I really can't remember why. Thanks for these.
please hook up all other sorts... i'd love to hear them. and i'd love to hear Sea Tiger....
here ya go:
THE SORTS
contemporary music
http://www.mediafire.com/?800x9lenmgn
gateway sounds
http://www.mediafire.com/?3bhty1qg9hg
hawaiian bronco
http://www.mediafire.com/?6u19mg9djw3
i also have a 7" and a split 7" with the boom i havent digitized yet.
SEAT TIGER
teenage bandit
http://www.mediafire.com/?enbbyxmqpji
the cyberporpoise ep
http://www.mediafire.com/?7wzfhbjbs2z
have fun. get your jazzy dc sounds on.
wow! thanks dude!
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