Chance
September 17th, 2006
Way back when I was a wee little college radio DJ, I fell in love with a very obscure song by the band Piper Cub named “Chance,” released on a 7″ in 1995 from Sub Pop Records. According to this link, it was on a 7″ called “Chance/Number One Sound.” Incidentally, Piper Cub was compromised of bandmembers from Velocity Girl and Tsunami. I was reminded of this by reading our former Music Director’s blog recently — Toby now has a nice little blog of his own (about music, of course). Back when it was released, Toby wrote that it went something like: “They break it down right in the middle with some ‘woo-woos’ a la World Party.” I’d like to get a hand on this 7″ to hear exactly what that song sounds like again.
Entry Filed under: Indie Rock, Music, Piper Cub, Sub Pop, Tsunami, Velocity Girl
2 Comments Add your own
1. toby | September 19th, 2006 at 10:17 pm
Funny you should mention this. Check out my blog for a nice surprise, I suppose it’s the next best thing to finding the Piper Cub single in some dusty used bin.
2. Glenda | September 20th, 2006 at 11:32 am
I just listened to it. Funny how the record crackle comes through.
OHMYGOD, YES TOBY, THANK YOU!!!!
(What I’m referring to.)
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