Neighborly
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| Neighborly | |||
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Photo from Neighborly Bandcamp page
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| Origin | Los Angeles, CA, United States | ||
| Years active | c. 1996-2000 | ||
| Genre(s) | Alternative Rock, emo | ||
| Label(s) | A Simple Star Sun Sea Sky Productions[1] |
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| Website | Bandcamp | ||
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Neighborly was a Los Angeles-based alternative rock and emo band. They contributed the song "Spark & Flash" to Hear You Me! A Tribute to Mykel and Carli, released in 1998.
Overview
In addition to the Hear You Me contribution, Neighborly released a single and one proper album during their run. The single, entitled "A Moment for Us...," features longtime Weezer collaborator Adam Orth on bass[2]. Grass Is Greener, the band's sole full-length release, was issued in 2000. According to Ackerman, Orth "played a huge role in tightening the LPs final performances."[3]. Wes Davis, Val Wolfe, and Rodger Marinelli also contributed to the album. Weezer drummer Pat Wilson is featured on the album's 15th track "Jarvik 7."
Some members[who?] of Neighborly were previously in Crux and Skiploader.
Discography
- "A Moment for Us..." (1997)
- Grass Is Greener (2000)
Members
- Tom Ackerman
- Bob Penn
- Adam Orth
See also
External links
References
- ↑ Artist roster for Sun Sea Sky
- ↑ Discogs entry for "A Moment For Us..."
- ↑ Neighborly Bandcamp