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|pastMembers = [[Rob Cantor]]: Vocals, Guitar<br>[[Zach Krasman]]: Bass<br>[[Zubin Sedghi]]: Drums | |pastMembers = [[Rob Cantor]]: Vocals, Guitar<br>[[Zach Krasman]]: Bass<br>[[Zubin Sedghi]]: Drums | ||
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'''listedBlack''' was a band formed by [[Rob Cantor]] while attending Andover High School which featured Rob on guitar, [[Zach Krasman]] on bass, and [[Zubin Sedghi]] on (believe it or not) drums. listedBlack continued until 2002 when Rob moved to Ann Arbor and [[Tally Hall]] was | '''listedBlack''' was a band formed by [[Rob Cantor]] while attending Andover High School which featured Rob on guitar, [[Zach Krasman]] on bass, and [[Zubin Sedghi]] on (believe it or not) drums.<ref name="LMIRA05">[https://web.archive.org/web/20110805020324/http://sitemaker.umich.edu/livingmusic/browse_interviews&findAll=true&mode=single&recordID=000000000000000000000000000000000000000000322294&nextMode=list Living Music interview with Rob and Andrew, circa 2005.]</ref> listedBlack continued until 2002 when Rob moved to Ann Arbor and [[Tally Hall]] was formed.<ref name="LMIRA05">[https://web.archive.org/web/20110805020324/http://sitemaker.umich.edu/livingmusic/browse_interviews&findAll=true&mode=single&recordID=000000000000000000000000000000000000000000322294&nextMode=list Living Music interview with Rob and Andrew, circa 2005.]</ref> | ||
They managed to put together an EP called [[Songs About Girls]], which included [[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 band reports that other songs were written, but were only performed live and likely not recorded. | They managed to put together an EP called [[Songs About Girls]], which included [[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 band reports that other songs were written, but were only performed live and likely not recorded. | ||