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I Am Kloot A friend of mine recently suggested I check out the band I Am Kloot. He sent me one track ("Over My Shoulder") which I am totally digging..
They kinda remind me a bit of James. Is anyone here familiar with them? Any thoughts? It's looking like I'll have to order an import copy if I want it, so I'm just trying to decide if it's worth it... Thanks for any input!  | |
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no responses yet...so either NO-ONE has heard them or those who have don't like them... well, one more try...anyone familiar with this band? | |
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I am shocked, I guess my friend in IOWA must really be unto something new...
I promise I won't bump this thread again, I was just really hoping for some more input before I order this cd... | |
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I've got their last album. They're quite good. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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daned said: I've got their last album. They're quite good.
thanks daned! | |
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liar! you're Darin!!  "oPS i HITTED THE CAPDLOCK" | |
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AaronAlmighty said: liar! you're Darin!!
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endorphin74 said: A friend of mine recently suggested I check out the band I Am Kloot. He sent me one track ("Over My Shoulder") which I am totally digging..
They kinda remind me a bit of James. Is anyone here familiar with them? Any thoughts? It's looking like I'll have to order an import copy if I want it, so I'm just trying to decide if it's worth it... Thanks for any input! Yes they are good. I have followed John Bramwell and his music for years. Here is a little potted history... He is from Hattersley , just outside Manchester.I first saw him play at my local youth club in 1983. He was fronting a band called The Ignition. They played covers of Beatles , Jam and Bowie songs etc. Unfortunately they didn't release any records. John Bramwell then went solo releasing records as Johnny Dangerously. It was acoustic singer-songwriter type material. He released a few singles , notably Black & Blue and Intoducing Jane ( as The De Buschias feat. Johnny Dangerously). He released one mini album "You, Me & The Alarm Clock". He then went into TV , presenting local "youth" shows. It was one one of these shows that he met Tara Newley , the daughter of Joan Collins and singer Anthony Newley. They were engaged but later split.He became booking agent for The Night & Day Cafe in Manchester before entering the music business once more in I Am Kloot. | |
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pacey68 said: endorphin74 said: A friend of mine recently suggested I check out the band I Am Kloot. He sent me one track ("Over My Shoulder") which I am totally digging..
They kinda remind me a bit of James. Is anyone here familiar with them? Any thoughts? It's looking like I'll have to order an import copy if I want it, so I'm just trying to decide if it's worth it... Thanks for any input! Yes they are good. I have followed John Bramwell and his music for years. Here is a little potted history... He is from Hattersley , just outside Manchester.I first saw him play at my local youth club in 1983. He was fronting a band called The Ignition. They played covers of Beatles , Jam and Bowie songs etc. Unfortunately they didn't release any records. John Bramwell then went solo releasing records as Johnny Dangerously. It was acoustic singer-songwriter type material. He released a few singles , notably Black & Blue and Intoducing Jane ( as The De Buschias feat. Johnny Dangerously). He released one mini album "You, Me & The Alarm Clock". He then went into TV , presenting local "youth" shows. It was one one of these shows that he met Tara Newley , the daughter of Joan Collins and singer Anthony Newley. They were engaged but later split.He became booking agent for The Night & Day Cafe in Manchester before entering the music business once more in I Am Kloot. Thanks for the background! sounds like an interesting guy...I went ahead and ordered the CD today! | |
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They have released 2 albums. Which did you order?
#1- Natural History or #2- I Am Kloot ??? | |
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pacey68 said: They have released 2 albums. Which did you order?
#1- Natural History or #2- I Am Kloot ??? the 2nd, I Am Kloot the 1st was "out of stock" on Amazon... do you have a preference? | |
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endorphin74 said: pacey68 said: They have released 2 albums. Which did you order?
#1- Natural History or #2- I Am Kloot ??? the 2nd, I Am Kloot the 1st was "out of stock" on Amazon... do you have a preference? I have only recently bought the 2nd album. Not played it much. Too early to say but the first album is fantastic. If possible try to download TITANIC from the album to get the idea. | |
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I saw them support Travis (I think) a few years ago in Edinburgh - I thought they were good but I was never that inspired to go and buy any of there stuff. | |
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pacey68 said: endorphin74 said: pacey68 said: They have released 2 albums. Which did you order?
#1- Natural History or #2- I Am Kloot ??? the 2nd, I Am Kloot the 1st was "out of stock" on Amazon... do you have a preference? I have only recently bought the 2nd album. Not played it much. Too early to say but the first album is fantastic. If possible try to download TITANIC from the album to get the idea. cool thanks for the tip! | |
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