Talk:Soul Coughing
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Hey, I don't want to put up a tribute page or anything, but maybe we could put up a little more information about the band, and cut the guys some slack too. It would be good to mention "Circles" since it was their biggest hit, and then maybe link the band members current web pages. All of them are doing other projects which could be mentioned.
Doughty in particular has a cult following after several years of touring. Obviously the band is not for everyone, I think of them as Laurie Anderson meets Run DMC or something, which is pretty weird, but they certainly can lay claim to some of the best lyrics and most innovative keyboard work of the nineties, in my opinion.
It might be good to mention Doughty's performance art period too, as I haven't heard too many slam poets that don't sound like him.
I'm pretty new here, so I'll wait to make any changes.
Thanks.
Tim.
[edit] Explanation?
A little further information on or,alternate wording for the use of the term cadged please. Sochwa 08:41, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] "sometime music writer"
Is "music writer" (= writer on music, music journalist) really what is meant here? I suspect this is supposed to be "songwriter" or "composer". --Espoo 23:12, 17 November 2006 (UTC)
Record reviewer for New York Press in early 90s. El jiggity 23:17, 17 Nov 2006 (utc)
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