GO LONGBOARD v.2010 - Origional Skateboards

push till your soles ain't got soul no more

The Apple Tree Sessions (10.18.2010)

the kinks - life on the road
fox - mr carpenter
the white stripes - little bird
strawberry alarm clock - incense and peppermints
the sonics - strychnine
the coasters - charlie brown
the spiders - monkey dance
prophets - you wonder why
pink floyd -
jimi hendrix - red house
frank zappa - directly from my heart to you
the beach boys - fun, fun, fun
the headcoaties - have love, will travel
the black keys - i got mine
the entrance band - grim reaper blues
the bar karys - son of shaft

JamisonParker

forever a sleepwalker

Jamison Parker was a bedroom-pop infused emorock band from Orange County, CA active roughly between 2003 and 2005. The duo--Jamison Covington (lead guitar, lead vocals) and Parker Case (drums, guitar, vocals)--only had two official releases during their short tenure as a band. Before signing with Interscope in the fall of 2003, JamisonParker had slowly built a loyal following through a series of "guerilla sets" (all-acoustic performances at merch booths and hotel rooms) at the 2003 Skate and Surf Festival in Ashbury, New Jersey.

Their debut ep entitled Notes & Photographs was recorded at Kingsize Sound Labs in Los Angeles, CA and was put out by Interscope Records on October 28, 2003. With the exception of "Your Song", the ep was written through mailed demo tapes between Covington in Kentucky and Case in California.

In 2005, their much anticipated debut album Sleepwalker (Interscope Records) was released. The full-length album portrayed a more refined, electrifying sound and gave insight into the depths of Covington's mind with lyrics touching on thoughts of suicide and his addiction to prescription drugs . While much of the album did exemplify the struggles of growing up, Sleepwalker is by no means hopeless emo album.

Though JamisonParker was short-lived, they left an enormous heart on my sleeve. Their infectious harmonies and heartfelt melodies are reminiscent of everything it felt to be a teenager.

Notes & Photographs EP

Interscope Records, 2003

Recorded: Kingsize Sound Labs, Los Angeles

Produced by: JamisonParker and Dave Trumfio

Home

Dead to the World

Your Song

Biting Bullets

Dear Everybody

Personnel

Jamison Covington (vocals, guitar)

Parker Case (vocals, guitar, drums)

Sleepwalker

Interscope Records, 2005

Recorded: Morning View Studios, Malibu

Produced by: Ken Andrews

Alcohol & Bandages

Best Mistake

Goodbyes

Tearing Through Me

Paper, Rock, Scissors

Emergency Room Romantic

Dusk, The Day After

Slow Suicide

Here's Everything I've Always Meant to Say

The Here and Now

I Should Mean More

Personnel

Jamison Covington (vocals, guitar, synth, piano, loops, drum machine)

Parker Case (drums, guitar, vocals)

Ken Andrews (guitar, bass guitar, Mellotron, piano, synth, vocals, loops)

Jeff Garber (bass guitar, slide guitar)

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamisonParkerVEVO#p/a/u/0/BxXouSUHP_I

Biting Bullets

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamisonParkerVEVO#p/a/u/1/s6_tgoT55y8

Your Song

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamisonParkerVEVO#p/a/u/2/BKdxkVB7kM4

Best Mistake

Interview on FLO

Biting Bullets @ Sunset Marquis

JamisonParker (2003-2005)

Jamison Covington (Lead guitar, Lead Vocals)

Parker Case (Drums, Guitar, Vocals)

Aushua - Sister Saves @ The Scene [03.26.2008]

Aushua was a rock band from Santa Ana, CA. Their sound is characterized by full and soothing ballads layered with vocals reminscent of David Bowie's "Heroes." I saw them play several times back in 2008 -- twice with this groovy, electric 6-piece named Cavil At Rest (currently known as Local Natives).

Aushua has evolved into the more upbeat and shoegaze-esque Pacific Hurt. Check them out on myspace at http://www.myspace.com/pacifichurt.

No Harm Done EP (2008)

Limbo (2009)

Aushua (2004 - 2009)

Phil Newyear

Nathan Gammill

Eric Newyear

Lee Newyear

Interview with The Movielife (2004)

if my mind's the weapon, my heart's the extra clip

The Movielife was one of the pioneering Pop/Punk bands of the last two decades and it is no surprise that this electric five-piece represents Long Island, NY. Active for 6 years [1997 - 2003], The Movielife recorded two demos, two ep's, and three studio albums. After disbanding in 2003, Vinnie Caruana (vocals) went on to form I Am The Avalanche while guitarist Brandon Reilly (formerly of The Rookie Lot) created the more rhythmic Nightmare of You.

The following interview was included on the Drive Thru Records Vol 1 DVD.

The Movielife (1997 - 2003)

Vinnie Caruana (vocals)

Brandon Reilly (guitar)

Dan Navetta (guitar)

Phil Navetta (bass)

Evan Baken (drums)

Red Demo (1997)

White Demo (1998)

It's Go Time (1999)

This Time Next Year (2000)

The Movielife/Ex Number Five split ep (2001)

The Movielife Has a Gambling Problem (2001)

Forty Hour Train Back To Penn (2003)

Atmosphere - When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold (Rhymesayers, 2008)

Minnesota hip-hop artist Atmosphere's fifth studio album "When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold" is an essential contemporary hip-hop album. The blend of old school beats, funk, and Slug's sick rhymes is undeniable. "Dreamer," "Puppets," and "Yesterday" are my favorite tracks off this solid LP. Check it!

The Apple Tree Sessions [9.20.2010]

The Microphones - I want Wind to Blow

The Microphones - the Glow pt 2

moools - iru irunai

The Flaming Lips - This Here Giraffe

The Flaming Lips - Superhumans

Jimmy kaye & the Coachmen - Gloria

The Castaways - A Man's Gotta Be A Man

The Del Counts - Let the Good Times Roll

Big Brother & the Holding Company - Down on Me

The Velvet Underground - Sister Ray

Sleepy Sun - Rigamaroo

Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers - Yesterdays

Dinosaur Jr - Just Like Heaven

Dinosaur Jr - Little Fury Things