1) Support Your Florida State Troopers
2) Don't Feed Me a Big Steamin Load or I'm Gonna Kill Yer Cat
3) Falling to Pieces
Coming soon. Includes two new songs, with words of all things. Marshall on vocals for both. Plus
a riveting acca pella explosion by Daniel, and the legendary work...Seth Kaplan's EURODISCO!!
One of the most frightening thoughts in recent human history is, "The Surfing Chickens in high quality audio." Well leave your night lights on, freaks...because the monstrosity has been realized! Thanks to our buddies at www.MP3.com you can now writhe in pain like never before. Whip that donkey. (Oh and if when you click on these it takes you to some contest thingy, don't be scared. Just put your email address down.) Oh and by the way, these among other tracks will soon be available on CD through mp3.com...so get an extra pair of underwear, just in case.
Ok...PC users, you have to click with your RIGHT mouse button and choose to save the link or whatever. MAC users, you have to like click on it and hold the button down. If you just click these links you might not get there. When it asks you what to save the file as put (songname).mp3 .. for example, if you're downloading Sacristy, put sacristy.mp3 ... otherwise it will save the file as "mp3-download.cgi" and NOBODY wants THAT!
If this is all too complicated for ya, just click here. But when you go there, don't click Instant Play, because that gives you a realaudio file. Click "GET MP3".
1) AGFE (Demo)... Not Just Yet.
2) Line Out (Demo)
3) Take Shelter, Movement One (Live)
4) Get it Off Dinky (Live)
5) Sacristy (Live)
Despite reports that Yellow Five would be playing a song or two at the "coffee house" in the Hume Fogg cafeteria, it was a case of "Nobody here but us chickens", well...musically anyway. After all, there were a few dozen of the million...GOD and the millions of the Chickens' fans there. The unthinkable is happening, as after a good show, the Chickens seem to be starting to gain some RESPECT.
1) Sound Test
2) Get it Off Dinky
3) AGFE
4) Al's Cabin Fever (a poem by Daniel)
5) Three Prong Adapter
6) Take Shelter, Movement One
7) Sacristy
Yes, all you freaks. The Chickens have actually recorded a six-track demo. Ouch.With these recordings, and their subsequent listening to by past nay-sayers, theChickens are finally beginning to shed a bit of that false no-talent image.
1) AGFE (New Version)
2) Line Out (New Version)
3) Three Prong Adapter
4) Get it Off Dinky
5) Take Shelter, Movement One
6) The Forty Seven Dollar Blues
Three Prong Adapter(Warped Version) in RealAudio
The First Improv Session A bunch of screwing around, then some fine Improvisation "AGFE" Improvization, including some of what would become AGFE, and Daniel plays a bit of a ripoff of the Residents' "Questions Never Known" on keyboard
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Swinney/Temple)
Ah yes, the Surfing Chickens' most (accidentally) avant-garde moment, and hence one of the
most wonderful. With a special guest, who was of little signifigance, but we were glad to
have him. Just listen. It's beautiful. It's so wonderful it even merited its own
MP3
Luke's House
(Foster/Mahler/Swinney/Temple)
(Foster/Mahler/Swinney/Temple)
Luke's House
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Swinney)
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Swinney)
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Swinney/Temple)
"Marco Polo"
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Swinney/Temple)
"Three Prong Adapter"
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Temple)
`...I Like Booty'
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Temple)
"Something Like Layla"
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Temple/Clapton?)
"Folk Song #1"
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Temple)
David and Luke Gotsta Go!
(Adkinson/Foster/Mahler/Temple)