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Elf Power played a release show for their new In A Cave album, which arrived in stores last week. They’re playing as a 4-piece at the moment, with former guitarist Eric Harris having rejoined as drummer.

Track 1 – Owl Cut (White Flowers In The Sky)
Track 2 – Spiral Stairs
Track 3 – We Dream In Sound
Track 4 – An Old Familiar Scene
Track 5 – The New Mythology
Track 6 – Paralyzed
Track 7 – Fried Out
Track 8 – Window To Mars
Track 9 – Skeleton
Track 10 – The Demon’s Daughter
Track 11 – Quiver And Quake
Track 12 – Come Lie Down With Me (And Sing My Song)
Track 13 – Back To The Web
Track 14 – 2000 Man
Track 15 – The Separating Fault
Track 16 – Let The Serpent Sleep
Track 17 – E:) Hole In My Shoe
Track 18 – I Walked With A Zombie
Track 19 – Needles In The Camel’s Eye

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Vic Chesnutt & Elf Power @ 40 Watt 12/16/06

admin — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 02:57:00 +0000

Vic played his traditional set at the 40 Watt’s Christmas party again this year. This time he brought along Elf Power as his band (along with prior Chesnutt band members Sam Mixon and Curtiss Pernice, both formerly of Porn Orchard). A few new songs were played, as well as the customary skewed Christmas song.

Track 1 – “Whatever The Reason”
Track 2 – Distortion
Track 3 – Withering
Track 4 – Lagoon
Track 5 – Nothing’s Happening
Track 6 – Rambunctious Cloud
Track 7 – Phil The Fiddler
Track 8 – Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Track 9 – Minotaur
Track 10 – Pity And A Shame

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Elf Power @ 40 Watt 8/5/06

admin — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:30:00 +0000

[I don't intend this to be an exclusively-E6 blog (Optical Atlas does a great job at that), there's just been a lot of activity lately from the associated bands. There's other stuff coming soon as always for the non-E6 crowd.]

Team Clermont held their 9th annual Blue Ribbon Ball with Elf Power as the “prom band.” After a set of original tunes and a break for some DJ action, they dug into a bunch of great covers (and a couple of terrible ones) along the lines of what you might have heard at a late-80′s/early 90′s prom. If your prom had been really hip.

I can’t leave you without placing the blame for “The Greatest American Hero” on the shoulders of Jeff Griggs (Murder Beach/The Masters Of The Hemisphere).

Set One:

Track 1 – Hole In My Shoe
Track 2 – Will My Feet Still Carry Me Home
Track 3 – Everlasting Scream
Track 4 – Walking With The Beggar Boys
Track 5 – Peel Back The Moon, Beware!
Track 6 – All The World Is Waiting
Track 7 – We Dream In Sound
Track 8 – The Naughty Villain
Track 9 – The Separating Fault
Track 10 – Somewhere Down The River
Track 11 – Skeleton
Track 12 – Back To The Web
Track 13 – Let The Serpent Sleep

Set Two:

Track 14 – The Ballad Of John And Yoko [The Beatles]
Track 15 – On The Road Again [Willie Nelson]
Track 16 – Ghostbusters [Ray Parker Jr.]
Track 17 – When You Sleep [My Bloody Valentine]
Track 18 – Paranoid [Black Sabbath]
Track 19 – What Goes On [The Velvet Underground]
Track 20 – I Wanna Be Your Dog [The Stooges]
Track 21 – In Between Days [The Cure]
Track 22 – As I Went Out One Morning [Bob Dylan]
Track 23 – 20th Century Boy [Marc Bolan & T. Rex]
Track 24 – The Greatest American Hero (Believe It Or Not)[Joey Scarbury]
Track 25 – Cinnamon Girl [Neil Young & Crazy Horse]
Track 26 – Rockin’ In The Free World [Neil Young & Crazy Horse]
Track 27 – Needles In The Camel’s Eye [Brian Eno]
Track 28 – Five Years [David Bowie]
Track 29 – Nothing’s Going To Happen [Tall Dwarfs]

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