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MP3 Dr. Pants - Feezle Day
38 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, ROCK: Jam-band
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Dr. Pants is what modern rock music is all about: taking a diverse mesh of influences and creating an individual and at once identifiable style out of them. Dr. Pants has the stylistic integrity and diversity of Phish, but also employs a more aggressive, indie-rock ethic in what they do. Live shows are a priority, but making records and leaving a mark on the musical landscape are equally important.
Dr. Pants is the brainchild of David Broyles, a guitarist/vocalist/composer who has been laying low in the Oklahoma City music scene for the last few years, mainly playing backup for his wife, singer-songwriter K.C. Clifford. With a songwriting style that borrowed initially from the Beatles, R.E.M. and They Might Be Giants, David''s first musical ventures took shape in OKC in the early 90''s, when he started releasing self-produced cassettes and playing acoustic shows in local coffeehouses. After moving to Santa Fe, NM for college in 1993, David quickly established himself in the Santa Fe coffeehouse scene, although within a year his style would start an evolutionary journey that would bring into being the music that would become Dr. Pants. He began to incorporate more diverse influences, such as country, funk, hip-hop and 20th century composition, and also became much more focused on working with a rock band. After releasing three more self-produced cassettes in college, David returned to OKC in the fall of 1999 and, joining forces with three other local musicians, Dr. Pants was born. "Feezle Day", the debut Dr. Pants CD, was unleashed in 2000. A mind-blowing, lo-fi mix of power pop, folk, hip-hop, electronica and instrumental rock, this sprawling epic contained a total of 38 tracks on 2 CDs. The OKC music scene had never seen the likes of it, nor had they seen anything like their live shows, which were mixtures of straight ahead rock performance and whimsical theatrics.
Towards the end of 2001, David put Dr. Pants on hiatus, since all the other original members had departed, but resurrected it in 2004. Currently, they are working on completing a new studio album, due towards the end of 2005 (The 2005 release of "Werks 2" should be viewed as a "special project" of sorts, and not the new Dr. Pants album). The upcoming album "Gardening In a Tornado" will be a collection of rock, folk and power pop, containing a dozen new Dr. Pants classics.
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