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The Black Watch- Emily, are you sleeping?

from Drill Magazine No. 25 by Powertool Records

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The Black Watch- Led Zeppelin 5 (2010)

1.Oscillating 2.How Much About Love 3.Emily, Are You Sleeping 4.Like In The Movies 5.Cognate Objects 6.Earl Grey Tea 7.The Maid's Been Round 8.Only Tasted 9.The Stars In The Sky 10.Kinda Sorta 11.Weirdly

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John Andrew Fredrick formed the black watch in 1987 after he'd received his Ph.D. in English from the University of California at Santa Barbara. He was married and deeply unhappy, a great change from his perhaps excessively felicitous childhood growing up as he did in Santa Barbara flying kites, playing sports, listening to The Beatles, going to Goleta Beach and trying hard not to get in trouble with Jesus. (He was raised a Lutheran and rather strictly.)

The first incarnation of the band included a surfer, a Native American, and a Joe College UCSB Crew Team Member. They played in kilts and were very terrible. They listened to too much Joy Division and The Cure and opened for Toad the Wet Sprocket who collectively said nasty things behind their backs as people in catty provincial coastline California towns will do.

The Black Watch have had a variety of line ups with main man John Andrew Frederick remaining the only constant member. These days guitarist Steven Schayer (ex. The Chills) is currently the latest member to join.

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from Drill Magazine No. 25, released September 1, 2011

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