Danny Frankel's 3rd Ear Experience

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KolFoxy Of course, "What Are Their Names" is the biggest hit on the album and I really appreciate and surprised how it feels like its 3rd Ear's song, has all the best parts of the original, and yet gives it more energy.

But I would like to bring attention to my favorite track of the album, "Weep No More, My Friend". For me it really feels like a classic 3rd Ear Experience song, but with enhanced percussion. Favorite track: Weep No More, My friend.

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1.	A Beautiful Question 06:00	info	buy track
2.	What Are Their Names 18:17	info	buy track
3.	Cosmos Glazed Elephant 04:15	info	buy track
4.	Weep No More, My friend 14:48	info	buy track
5.	Timelessness Speaks pt 1 08:19	info	buy track
6.	Timelessness Speaks pt 2 12:02	info	buy track

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November 11th, 2020 the year of six feet apart, a brutal summer behind us, the desert haboob’s dust long settled, the lying brat in the white house won’t let go, an icy wind blowing soft and low, vaxxers and anti vaxxers, masked bandits and shopping carts, all the stages gone dark, all eyes wide open and shut six feet apart.

On a cool but sunny winters day we gathered at the FurstWurld Gallery, each in his own bubble reflecting, dreams six feet apart, Hutch from Joshua Tree setup the studio with great mics and methods of placements, you see, we really wanted to go for a live sound, with the whole band in one room and Hutch was Kyuss’s live sound engineer so it all made sense.

This was Danny Frankel's first time having a 3rd Ear Experience. We had ideas, but no maps, we brought in Trevor Madison who had never played keys before, never played in a rock band, we counted in the first jam, not in numbers, but in colors, and so began the collaboration with Danny, and the ghosts of Covid roamed far from the haunted house, and we, warmly safe and sealed in by the desert, filled the great silver quonset hut of the world with music, far from the madding crowd, six feet apart. - go!

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released October 1, 2021

Robbi Robb - Guitar
Amritakripa - Synths, Vocals
Jorge Carrillo - Bass
Danny Frankel - Drums, Percussion
Scott Heller - Space synths
Trevor Madison - Keys
Becca Byram - B3 organ
Troy Page - Didgeridoo
Ted Quinn - Lead Vocals

Mixed by Eric Ryan
Recorded by Hutch of Joshua Tree
Mastered by Mark Fuller
Additional engineering Gar Robertson
Cover Artwork By James Hammons

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Specialists at blending elements of psychedelic and space rock along with touches of prog, krautrock, and World music. The music shows more of a passion for exploration than a respect for boundaries.

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