The Pinhook
Durham, N.C.
Troika Music Fest
Nov. 5, 2009
audience recording (sound quality VG; club show, so you know what to expect)
SAMPLE: "Lookout" (live 2009)
SAMPLE: "Lookout" (live 2009)
01 - intro
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| Groovy photos of Max Indian in 2010 by Elizabeth Lemon via Flickr |
03 - Never and Always
04 - Faster Than Light
05 - Free as the Wind
06 - Oughtaghetacamra
07 - Lookout
08 - Now I Know
09 - Perfect Square
10 - Easy to Imagine
11 - Heaven Help Us
12 - Great Big World
13 - outro
14 - Lookout (Local 506,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 2009-07-24)
Chapel Hill, N.C. 2009-07-24)
15 - Now I Know (Local 506,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 2009-07-24)
Chapel Hill, N.C. 2009-07-24)
16 - Free as the Wind (Fifth Season
Gardening, Carrboro, NC 2009-05-09)
Gardening, Carrboro, NC 2009-05-09)
17 - Together at Last (Fifth Season Gardening, Carrboro, N.C. 2009-05-09)
18 - Whatever Goes Up (Local 506, Chapel Hill, N.C. 2010-03-26)
19 - The Man In Me (Dylan cover, FestiFall, Chapel Hill, N.C. 2009)
20 - Policy of Truth (Depeche Mode cover, Duke Gardens, Durham, N.C. 2010)
NOTES: Tracks 14-20 = assorted live tracks (audience recordings); LOTS O' THANKS to the following for recording and sharing: cotafloata, Alex Howard, Indyscanvideos
ROB SEZ: Max Indian was a short-lived band from Carrboro, N.C. I wouldn't have had a clue, except for Peter Holsapple ranting & raving about them. I checked out their debut album, and it's simply stunning. Taper cotafloata says, “Thanks to Max Indian for being one of the greatest bands of all time. Please show your support for them by buying the album at www.cdbaby.com/cd/maxindian or by checking out their related bands: The Dead Tongues, The Human Eyes, Mandolin Orange, and more.” To which I say: What he said.
The debut album: a must!
Just how good is Max Indian's debut album?
