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Pop! Dirigible Records'
Bull's-Eyes & Elbows Series

This is an archive of collaborations, one-offs, oddities, and earliest days. In this handsome series, Volume 1 is always the newest, and there is occasionally lightning in the bottle. Other times, the bottle flows out to sea. Everytime, listener, your sins are forgiven.
*Cool photo above by my former student, Delray Rowell
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Pop! Dirigible Records'
Bull's-Eyes & Elbows, Vol 2:
Midwest Ocean Floor
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"Scat," cover by Charlie Burton and Scatman Brothers, aka Dan Hutt and Scott Stanfield
[3:51]
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"Robert the Baby Owl or Child-Bee with Detonator," by Dan Hutt & Andy McCulla
[3:18]
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"Dr. Noah & the Improbable Voodoo Donuts-Filled Patient" preview,by Dandy & the Shire
[1:14]
Featuring Gabrielle Beadell
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"Stay, Don't Go," by @cme
[2:26]
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"Hearts in Her Eyes" (pre-post-production), by the Static Octopus
[3:36]
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"Lantern Schematic (How Do I Find Light?)," by Dan Hutt and Randy Watson
[3:02]
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"Lantern Schematic (How Do I Find Light?)," on (Swedish) Radio Falun, by Dan Hutt and Randy Watson
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"Joy Zipper," by Dan Hutt and Randy Watson
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"Chloe Sweet," by Dan Hutt and Randy Watson
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"Goodnight Meredith," by Scott Stanfield and Dan Hutt
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"Salt Is Salty (Humanities Librarian)," official version, by Scott Stanfield and Dan Hutt
[5:21]
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"Salt Is Salty (Humanities Librarian)," earlier version, by Scott Stanfield and Dan Hutt
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"Misunderstanding," by Dan Hutt and Dan Kaspari
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@cme
Members:
Scott Schwister: drums, percussion
Mehmet Konar-Steenburg: guitars, vocals
Neil Johnston: bass
Dan Hutt: vocals, guitars
"DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE DIGITAL SHEEN---@CME IS A COLLECTIVE THAT WILL 'TAKE YOU TO A BACK ALLEY AND MAKE YOU EAT PINECONES AND DIRT' (M. Wilson). WE'RE ALL ABOUT THE KNOBS AND SLIDERS. OUR GUTS ARE STRICTLY ANALOG. THE RESTING HEART RATE OF EVERY MEMBER IS 33 AND A THIRD BEATS PER MINUTE." --Scott Schwister
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@cme Picture Wall
@cme: Scott Schwister, drums, percussion; Mehmet Konar-Steenberg, guitars, vocals; Dan Hutt (framed), vocals, guitars; Neil Johnston, bass
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The 2005 mnartists.org compilation, The Music of Here. Now, with @cme tune, "Stay, Don't Go." Until we were cleared for inclusion on the compilation, none of the band breathed a word that we didn't coincide with the album's "here/now" concept since we are from the future and "now" is actually the past. Despite our excellent recording, that "been there/done that" attitude would prove a heavy load for us in the end, leading to a dismal 2:21 finish time amongst the other aesthete guilds, and hence, our blue geometric shape appearing in 19th place on the cover at bottom, second-to-right.
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This is "Morningwood," our short film/anti-commercial submission for the Grain Belt Premium Beer contest in 2004. Scott and Co. put this gem together, starring Mark Hendrycks. The beginning is extra footage soundtracked by our currently unfinished tune "AC-30" (coming soon!) and the back end is the actual item, with "Stay, Don't Go."
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The Static Octopus Picture Wall
The Static Octopus: Scott Stanfield, bass, vocals; Tery Daly, lead guitar, lead vocals; Jeff Gustafson, drums; Dan Hutt, rhythm guitar, vocals
Scott Dreesen's Mookie Studio in South Lincoln--mission control.
The Mookie vocals chamber, where I laid down the smooth harmonies onto hard, digital drives.
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