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Rob's high-school band "listedBlack" featured Rob on guitar, Zach Krasman on bass, and Zubin on (believe it or not) drums. listedBlack continued until 2002 when Rob moved to Ann Arbor. | Rob's high-school band "listedBlack" featured Rob on guitar, Zach Krasman on bass, and Zubin on (believe it or not) drums. listedBlack continued until 2002 when Rob moved to Ann Arbor. | ||
They also had an EP, [[Songs About Girls]], which included tracks entitled "Passing," "Effort and Apathy," "Almost Raining," and "Yearbook," the latter of which went on to become a track on Tally Hall's [[The Pingry EP|Pingry EP]]. An individual assumed to have gone to high-school with the listedBlack crew reports that other songs were written, but were only performed live, and were probably not recorded. | They also had an EP, [[Songs About Girls]], which included tracks entitled "Passing," "Effort and Apathy," "Almost Raining," and "Yearbook," the latter of which went on to become a track on [[Tally Hall]]'s [[The Pingry EP|Pingry EP]]. An individual assumed to have gone to high-school with the listedBlack crew reports that other songs were written, but were only performed live, and were probably not recorded. | ||
Almost a year after the band's demise, Zubin moved to Ann Arbor, picked up the bass, and the primordial Tally Hall lineup began to take shape. | Almost a year after the band's demise, Zubin moved to Ann Arbor, picked up the bass, and the primordial Tally Hall lineup began to take shape. | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 23 September 2009
Rob's high-school band "listedBlack" featured Rob on guitar, Zach Krasman on bass, and Zubin on (believe it or not) drums. listedBlack continued until 2002 when Rob moved to Ann Arbor.
They also had an EP, Songs About Girls, which included tracks entitled "Passing," "Effort and Apathy," "Almost Raining," and "Yearbook," the latter of which went on to become a track on Tally Hall's Pingry EP. An individual assumed to have gone to high-school with the listedBlack crew reports that other songs were written, but were only performed live, and were probably not recorded.
Almost a year after the band's demise, Zubin moved to Ann Arbor, picked up the bass, and the primordial Tally Hall lineup began to take shape.