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== History == | == History == | ||
After the re-release of [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Album)|Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] in 2006, Tally Hall would start to perform many new songs, partly due to the fatigue of playing the same couple songs from their first album for years. These included [[Misery Fell]], [[Turn The Lights Off]], and [[Sacred Beast]]. These songs seemed more mature than much of their previous work and were fan favorites, some being standards in their setlist. In February of 2009, they would schedule multiple performances at the Union Hall building in Brooklyn, New York. At these concerts, the band would try out new songs they had written the year previous and reworkings of older songs, including [[You & Me]], [[Mind Control]], and [[&]]. All of these gigs would prevent recording and filming, though people would find a way to record them. | After the re-release of [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Album)|Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] in 2006, Tally Hall would start to perform many new songs, partly due to the fatigue of playing the same couple songs from their first album for years. These included [[Misery Fell]], [[Turn The Lights Off]], and [[Sacred Beast]]. These songs seemed more mature than much of their previous work and were fan favorites, some being standards in their setlist. | ||
In February of 2009, they would schedule multiple performances at the Union Hall building in Brooklyn, New York. At these concerts, the band would try out new songs they had written the year previous and reworkings of older songs, including [[You & Me]], [[Mind Control]], and [[&]]. All of these gigs would prevent recording and filming, though people would find a way to record them. | |||
On [[Twitter]], Tally Hall would announce they would be recording a new album sometime in the summer of 2009, however this would be rescheduled to the fall of 2009. On October 19th 2009, Tally Hall began pre-production on Good & Evil. This would include rehearsing and figuring out which songs would fit on the album. The working title of the record was alleged to be "A Coincidence of Contradictions".{{Citation needed}} It is not known when or if this name was scrapped. | On [[Twitter]], Tally Hall would announce they would be recording a new album sometime in the summer of 2009, however this would be rescheduled to the fall of 2009. On October 19th 2009, Tally Hall began pre-production on Good & Evil. This would include rehearsing and figuring out which songs would fit on the album. The working title of the record was alleged to be "A Coincidence of Contradictions".{{Citation needed}} It is not known when or if this name was scrapped. | ||
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On July 20th, Tally Hall hosted a [[Tally Hall's Open Rehearsal|open rehearsal]] on StageIt.com to raise money for the upcoming tour. On this livestream they answered a couple questions, and performed 6 of the songs on Good & Evil.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTNlIL24_Kk Tally Hall StageIt Concert (Part 1 of 4). YouTube]</ref> On July 21st 2011, Tally Hall started on the only tour supporting the album, with SPEAK, [[Casey Shea]], and April Smith as opening acts. This tour would be unique, as it featured a pre-recorded introduction by [[Bora Karaca]], who would perform with them as orange tie during the tour. Another unique part of the tour was their cover of "Pure Imagination" from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, with Zubin Sedghi and Joe Hawley sharing lead vocal duties.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjnV0OtIM5g Tally Hall: Pure Imagination. YouTube.]</ref> | On July 20th, Tally Hall hosted a [[Tally Hall's Open Rehearsal|open rehearsal]] on StageIt.com to raise money for the upcoming tour. On this livestream they answered a couple questions, and performed 6 of the songs on Good & Evil.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTNlIL24_Kk Tally Hall StageIt Concert (Part 1 of 4). YouTube]</ref> On July 21st 2011, Tally Hall started on the only tour supporting the album, with SPEAK, [[Casey Shea]], and April Smith as opening acts. This tour would be unique, as it featured a pre-recorded introduction by [[Bora Karaca]], who would perform with them as orange tie during the tour. Another unique part of the tour was their cover of "Pure Imagination" from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, with Zubin Sedghi and Joe Hawley sharing lead vocal duties.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjnV0OtIM5g Tally Hall: Pure Imagination. YouTube.]</ref> | ||
The last show of the tour would be at Mr. Small's Theater in Millvale, PA on August 20th 2011. This would be the last time Tally Hall would ever perform, and as of now there has been no new Tally Hall media since 2011. | The last show of the tour would be at Mr. Small's Theater in Millvale, PA on August 20th 2011. '''This would be the last time Tally Hall would ever perform''', and as of now there has been no new Tally Hall media since 2011. | ||
In early 2021, it would be announced that Tally Hall signed with Needlejuice Records to re-release Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum and Good & Evil. These would release alongside EPs of non-album material from the respective album eras. The EP with Good & Evil will include Light And Night. Many assumed it would include another Good & Evil era track [[Nathan Naimark]], however this was confirmed to be false.<ref>[https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1508613277277896704?s=20&t=EM_2zZVapVs3wMkGo9gKwg Needlejuice Records Twitter reply] confirming Nathan Naimark won't be on Good & Evil companion EP</ref> | In early 2021, it would be announced that Tally Hall signed with Needlejuice Records to re-release Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum and Good & Evil. These would release alongside EPs of non-album material from the respective album eras. The EP with Good & Evil will include Light And Night. Many assumed it would include another Good & Evil era track [[Nathan Naimark]], however this was confirmed to be false.<ref>[https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1508613277277896704?s=20&t=EM_2zZVapVs3wMkGo9gKwg Needlejuice Records Twitter reply] confirming Nathan Naimark won't be on Good & Evil companion EP</ref> | ||