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Camper van Beethoven

JabberWokky — 2006-07-18 18:37:35

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- '''Members''' [[BR]] - Anthony Guess (drums) [[BR]] - Chris Molla (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] - Chris Pedersen (drums) [[BR]] - David Lowery (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] - Greg Lisher (guitar) [[BR]] - Jonathan Segel (vocals, violins, keyboards, mandolin, noise)[[BR]] - Morgan Fichter (violin 1989-1990) [[BR]] - Victor Krummenacher (vocals, bass)	+ '''Members''' + * Anthony Guess (drums) + * Chris Molla (vocals, guitar, drums) + * Chris Pedersen (drums) + * David Lowery (vocals, guitar, drums) + * Greg Lisher (guitar) + * Jonathan Segel (vocals, violins, keyboards, mandolin, noise) + * Morgan Fichter (violin 1989-1990) + * Victor Krummenacher (vocals, bass)
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- '''Connections''' [[BR]] - Cracker [[BR]] - Heironymous Firebrain	+ '''Connections''' + * Cracker + * Heironymous Firebrain

Camper van Beethoven

ArlenAbraham — 2006-02-15 21:11:04

I talked to IH Segel about this today.

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Camper van Beethoven

JasonAller — 2005-08-15 20:48:54

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Camper van Beethoven

JabberWokky — 2005-03-22 11:18:41

Revert to version dated 2005-02-10 15:42:29.

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- While[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]technically[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]"Davis[[nbsp]]band,"[[nbsp]]'''Camper[[nbsp]]van[[nbsp]]Beethoven'''[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]["Significant Davis Bands" significant_Davis_export][[nbsp]]because[[nbsp]]one[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]creative[[nbsp]]forces[[nbsp]]defining[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]band's[[nbsp]]sound,[[nbsp]]["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan_Segel],[[nbsp]]grew[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]retains[[nbsp]]ties[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]town;[[nbsp]]Jonathan[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]related[[nbsp]]Dr.[[nbsp]]Irwin[[nbsp]]Segel,[[nbsp]]UC[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]professor[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]molecular[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]cellular[[nbsp]]biology.	+ While not technically a "Davis band," '''Camper van Beethoven''' is a ["Significant Davis Bands" significant Davis export] because one of the creative forces defining the band's sound, ["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan Segel], grew up in Davis and retains ties to the town; Jonathan is related Dr. Irwin Segel, UC Davis professor of molecular & cellular biology.
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- Self-described[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]"surrealist[[nbsp]]absurdist[[nbsp]]folk,"[[nbsp]]band[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]formed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]1983[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Redlands,[[nbsp]]California[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]vocalist[[nbsp]]David[[nbsp]]Lowery,[[nbsp]]guitarist[[nbsp]]Chris[[nbsp]]Molla[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]bassist[[nbsp]]Victor[[nbsp]]Krummenacher.[[nbsp]]When[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]group[[nbsp]]moved[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]Santa[[nbsp]]Cruz[[nbsp]]later[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]year,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]quickly[[nbsp]]added[[nbsp]]drummer[[nbsp]]Anthony[[nbsp]]Guess,[[nbsp]]guitarist[[nbsp]]Greg[[nbsp]]Lisher[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]Jonathan[[nbsp]]Segel.[[nbsp]]Jonathan's[[nbsp]]violins,[[nbsp]]keyboards[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]mandolin[[nbsp]]helped[[nbsp]]provide[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]band's[[nbsp]]unique[[nbsp]]sound.[[nbsp]]Though[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]group[[nbsp]]disbanded[[nbsp]]during[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]nineties,[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]reformed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2000,[[nbsp]]released[[nbsp]]Tusk[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2002,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]followed[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]tour[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]two[[nbsp]]additional[[nbsp]]releases[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2004	+ Self-described as "surrealist absurdist folk," band Camper Van Beethoven was formed in 1983 in Redlands, California by vocalist David Lowery, guitarist Chris Molla and bassist Victor Krummenacher. When the group moved to Santa Cruz later that year, Camper quickly added drummer Anthony Guess, guitarist Greg Lisher and Jonathan Segel. Jonathan's violins, keyboards and mandolin helped provide the band's unique sound. Though the group disbanded during the nineties, they reformed in 2000, released Tusk in 2002, and followed that with a tour and two additional releases in 2004
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- '''Members'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Anthony[[nbsp]]Guess[[nbsp]](drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Chris[[nbsp]]Molla[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]guitar,[[nbsp]]drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Chris[[nbsp]]Pedersen[[nbsp]](drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - David[[nbsp]]Lowery[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]guitar,[[nbsp]]drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Greg[[nbsp]]Lisher[[nbsp]](guitar)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Jonathan[[nbsp]]Segel[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]violins,[[nbsp]]keyboards,[[nbsp]]mandolin,[[nbsp]]noise)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Morgan[[nbsp]]Fichter[[nbsp]](violin[[nbsp]]1989-1990)[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Victor[[nbsp]]Krummenacher[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]bass)	+ '''Members''' [[BR]] + Anthony Guess (drums) [[BR]] + Chris Molla (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] + Chris Pedersen (drums) [[BR]] + David Lowery (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] + Greg Lisher (guitar) [[BR]] + Jonathan Segel (vocals, violins, keyboards, mandolin, noise) [[BR]] + Morgan Fichter (violin 1989-1990) [[BR]] + Victor Krummenacher (vocals, bass)
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- '''Discography'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Telephone[[nbsp]]Free[[nbsp]]Landslide[[nbsp]]Victory[[nbsp]](1985) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]II[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]III[[nbsp]](1986) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]](1986) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Our[[nbsp]]Beloved[[nbsp]]Revolutionary[[nbsp]]Sweetheart[[nbsp]](1988) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Key[[nbsp]]Lime[[nbsp]]Pie[[nbsp]](1989) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Virgin[[nbsp]]Years[[nbsp]](1993)[[nbsp]](by[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]Cracker) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Vantiquities[[nbsp]](1993)[[nbsp]]Rarities[[nbsp]]Compilation - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]Is[[nbsp]]Dead.[[nbsp]]Long[[nbsp]]Live[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]](2000)[[nbsp]]Rarities[[nbsp]]Compilation - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Cigarettes[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]Carrot[[nbsp]]Juice:[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Santa[[nbsp]]Cruz[[nbsp]]Years[[nbsp]](2002)[[nbsp]]Box[[nbsp]]Set.[[nbsp]]Includes[[nbsp]]Telephone[[nbsp]]Free[[nbsp]]Landslide[[nbsp]]Victory,[[nbsp]]II[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]III,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Vantiquities,[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]Greatest[[nbsp]]Hits[[nbsp]]Played[[nbsp]]Faster,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bonus[[nbsp]]live[[nbsp]]disc. - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Tusk[[nbsp]](2002) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Mouth[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]Crocodile[[nbsp]]-[[nbsp]]Live[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]Seattle[[nbsp]](2004) - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]New[[nbsp]]Roman[[nbsp]]Times[[nbsp]](2004)	+ '''Discography''' [[BR]] + * Telephone Free Landslide Victory (1985) + * II & III (1986) + * Camper Van Beethoven (1986) + * Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart (1988) + * Key Lime Pie (1989) + * The Virgin Years (1993) (by Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker) + * Camper Vantiquities (1993) Rarities Compilation + * Camper Van Beethoven Is Dead. Long Live Camper Van Beethoven (2000) Rarities Compilation + * Cigarettes & Carrot Juice: The Santa Cruz Years (2002) Box Set. Includes Telephone Free Landslide Victory, II & III, Camper Van Beethoven, Camper Vantiquities, & Greatest Hits Played Faster, a bonus live disc. + * Tusk (2002) + * In The Mouth of the Crocodile - Live In Seattle (2004) + * New Roman Times (2004)
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- '''Connections'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Cracker[[nbsp]][[BR]] - Heironymous[[nbsp]]Firebrain	+ '''Connections''' [[BR]] + Cracker [[BR]] + Heironymous Firebrain

Camper van Beethoven

RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:54:53

All Rights Reversed

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- While not technically a "Davis band," '''Camper van Beethoven''' is a ["Significant Davis Bands" significant Davis export] because one of the creative forces defining the band's sound, ["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan Segel], grew up in Davis and retains ties to the town; Jonathan is related Dr. Irwin Segel, UC Davis professor of molecular & cellular biology.	+ While[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]technically[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]"Davis[[nbsp]]band,"[[nbsp]]'''Camper[[nbsp]]van[[nbsp]]Beethoven'''[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]["Significant Davis Bands" significant_Davis_export][[nbsp]]because[[nbsp]]one[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]creative[[nbsp]]forces[[nbsp]]defining[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]band's[[nbsp]]sound,[[nbsp]]["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan_Segel],[[nbsp]]grew[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]retains[[nbsp]]ties[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]town;[[nbsp]]Jonathan[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]related[[nbsp]]Dr.[[nbsp]]Irwin[[nbsp]]Segel,[[nbsp]]UC[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]professor[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]molecular[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]cellular[[nbsp]]biology.
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- Self-described as "surrealist absurdist folk," band Camper Van Beethoven was formed in 1983 in Redlands, California by vocalist David Lowery, guitarist Chris Molla and bassist Victor Krummenacher. When the group moved to Santa Cruz later that year, Camper quickly added drummer Anthony Guess, guitarist Greg Lisher and Jonathan Segel. Jonathan's violins, keyboards and mandolin helped provide the band's unique sound. Though the group disbanded during the nineties, they reformed in 2000, released Tusk in 2002, and followed that with a tour and two additional releases in 2004	+ Self-described[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]"surrealist[[nbsp]]absurdist[[nbsp]]folk,"[[nbsp]]band[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]formed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]1983[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Redlands,[[nbsp]]California[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]vocalist[[nbsp]]David[[nbsp]]Lowery,[[nbsp]]guitarist[[nbsp]]Chris[[nbsp]]Molla[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]bassist[[nbsp]]Victor[[nbsp]]Krummenacher.[[nbsp]]When[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]group[[nbsp]]moved[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]Santa[[nbsp]]Cruz[[nbsp]]later[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]year,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]quickly[[nbsp]]added[[nbsp]]drummer[[nbsp]]Anthony[[nbsp]]Guess,[[nbsp]]guitarist[[nbsp]]Greg[[nbsp]]Lisher[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]Jonathan[[nbsp]]Segel.[[nbsp]]Jonathan's[[nbsp]]violins,[[nbsp]]keyboards[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]mandolin[[nbsp]]helped[[nbsp]]provide[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]band's[[nbsp]]unique[[nbsp]]sound.[[nbsp]]Though[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]group[[nbsp]]disbanded[[nbsp]]during[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]nineties,[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]reformed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2000,[[nbsp]]released[[nbsp]]Tusk[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2002,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]followed[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]tour[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]two[[nbsp]]additional[[nbsp]]releases[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2004
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- '''Members''' [[BR]] - Anthony Guess (drums) [[BR]] - Chris Molla (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] - Chris Pedersen (drums) [[BR]] - David Lowery (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] - Greg Lisher (guitar) [[BR]] - Jonathan Segel (vocals, violins, keyboards, mandolin, noise) [[BR]] - Morgan Fichter (violin 1989-1990) [[BR]] - Victor Krummenacher (vocals, bass)	+ '''Members'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Anthony[[nbsp]]Guess[[nbsp]](drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Chris[[nbsp]]Molla[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]guitar,[[nbsp]]drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Chris[[nbsp]]Pedersen[[nbsp]](drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + David[[nbsp]]Lowery[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]guitar,[[nbsp]]drums)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Greg[[nbsp]]Lisher[[nbsp]](guitar)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Jonathan[[nbsp]]Segel[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]violins,[[nbsp]]keyboards,[[nbsp]]mandolin,[[nbsp]]noise)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Morgan[[nbsp]]Fichter[[nbsp]](violin[[nbsp]]1989-1990)[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Victor[[nbsp]]Krummenacher[[nbsp]](vocals,[[nbsp]]bass)
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- '''Discography''' [[BR]] - * Telephone Free Landslide Victory (1985) - * II & III (1986) - * Camper Van Beethoven (1986) - * Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart (1988) - * Key Lime Pie (1989) - * The Virgin Years (1993) (by Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker) - * Camper Vantiquities (1993) Rarities Compilation - * Camper Van Beethoven Is Dead. Long Live Camper Van Beethoven (2000) Rarities Compilation - * Cigarettes & Carrot Juice: The Santa Cruz Years (2002) Box Set. Includes Telephone Free Landslide Victory, II & III, Camper Van Beethoven, Camper Vantiquities, & Greatest Hits Played Faster, a bonus live disc. - * Tusk (2002) - * In The Mouth of the Crocodile - Live In Seattle (2004) - * New Roman Times (2004)	+ '''Discography'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Telephone[[nbsp]]Free[[nbsp]]Landslide[[nbsp]]Victory[[nbsp]](1985) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]II[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]III[[nbsp]](1986) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]](1986) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Our[[nbsp]]Beloved[[nbsp]]Revolutionary[[nbsp]]Sweetheart[[nbsp]](1988) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Key[[nbsp]]Lime[[nbsp]]Pie[[nbsp]](1989) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Virgin[[nbsp]]Years[[nbsp]](1993)[[nbsp]](by[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]Cracker) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Vantiquities[[nbsp]](1993)[[nbsp]]Rarities[[nbsp]]Compilation + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]]Is[[nbsp]]Dead.[[nbsp]]Long[[nbsp]]Live[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven[[nbsp]](2000)[[nbsp]]Rarities[[nbsp]]Compilation + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Cigarettes[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]Carrot[[nbsp]]Juice:[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Santa[[nbsp]]Cruz[[nbsp]]Years[[nbsp]](2002)[[nbsp]]Box[[nbsp]]Set.[[nbsp]]Includes[[nbsp]]Telephone[[nbsp]]Free[[nbsp]]Landslide[[nbsp]]Victory,[[nbsp]]II[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]III,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Van[[nbsp]]Beethoven,[[nbsp]]Camper[[nbsp]]Vantiquities,[[nbsp]]&[[nbsp]]Greatest[[nbsp]]Hits[[nbsp]]Played[[nbsp]]Faster,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bonus[[nbsp]]live[[nbsp]]disc. + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Tusk[[nbsp]](2002) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]Mouth[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]Crocodile[[nbsp]]-[[nbsp]]Live[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]Seattle[[nbsp]](2004) + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]New[[nbsp]]Roman[[nbsp]]Times[[nbsp]](2004)
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- '''Connections''' [[BR]] - Cracker [[BR]] - Heironymous Firebrain	+ '''Connections'''[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Cracker[[nbsp]][[BR]] + Heironymous[[nbsp]]Firebrain

Camper van Beethoven

JevanGray — 2005-02-10 15:42:29

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- While not technically a "Davis band," '''Camper van Beethoven''' is a significant Davis export because one of the creative forces defining the band's sound, ["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan Segel], grew up in Davis and retains ties to the town; Jonathan is related Dr. Irwin Segel, UC Davis professor of molecular & cellular biology.	+ While not technically a "Davis band," '''Camper van Beethoven''' is a ["Significant Davis Bands" significant Davis export] because one of the creative forces defining the band's sound, ["Segel, Jonathan" Jonathan Segel], grew up in Davis and retains ties to the town; Jonathan is related Dr. Irwin Segel, UC Davis professor of molecular & cellular biology.

Camper van Beethoven

AlphaDog — 2005-02-10 15:39:21

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- Self-described as "surrealist absurdist folk" band Camper Van Beethoven was formed in 1983 in Redlands, California by vocalist David Lowery, guitarist Chris Molla and bassist Victor Krummenacher. When the group moved to Santa Cruz later that year, Camper quickly added drummer Anthony Guess, guitarist Greg Lisher and Jonathan Segel. Jonathan's violins, keyboards and mandolin helped provide the band's unique sound. Though the group disbanded during the nineties, they reformed in 2000, released Tusk in 2002, and followed that with a tour and two additional releases in 2004	+ Self-described as "surrealist absurdist folk," band Camper Van Beethoven was formed in 1983 in Redlands, California by vocalist David Lowery, guitarist Chris Molla and bassist Victor Krummenacher. When the group moved to Santa Cruz later that year, Camper quickly added drummer Anthony Guess, guitarist Greg Lisher and Jonathan Segel. Jonathan's violins, keyboards and mandolin helped provide the band's unique sound. Though the group disbanded during the nineties, they reformed in 2000, released Tusk in 2002, and followed that with a tour and two additional releases in 2004

Camper van Beethoven

AlphaDog — 2005-02-10 15:25:49

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	+ While not technically a "Davis band," Camper van Beethoven is a significant Davis export because one of the creative forces defining the band's sound, ["Jonathan Segel"], grew up in Davis. + + Self-described as "surrealist absurdist folk" band Camper Van Beethoven was formed in 1983 in Redlands, California by vocalist David Lowery, guitarist Chris Molla and bassist Victor Krummenacher. When the group moved to Santa Cruz later that year, Camper quickly added drummer Anthony Guess, guitarist Greg Lisher and Jonathan Segel. Jonathan's violins, keyboards and mandolin helped provide the band's unique sound. Though the group disbanded during the nineties, they reformed in 2000, released Tusk in 2002, and followed that with a tour and two additional releases in 2004 + + '''Members''' [[BR]] + Anthony Guess (drums) [[BR]] + Chris Molla (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] + Chris Pedersen (drums) [[BR]] + David Lowery (vocals, guitar, drums) [[BR]] + Greg Lisher (guitar) [[BR]] + Jonathan Segel (vocals, violins, keyboards, mandolin, noise) [[BR]] + Morgan Fichter (violin 1989-1990) [[BR]] + Victor Krummenacher (vocals, bass) + + '''Discography''' [[BR]] + * Telephone Free Landslide Victory (1985) + * II & III (1986) + * Camper Van Beethoven (1986) + * Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart (1988) + * Key Lime Pie (1989) + * The Virgin Years (1993) (by Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker) + * Camper Vantiquities (1993) Rarities Compilation + * Camper Van Beethoven Is Dead. Long Live Camper Van Beethoven (2000) Rarities Compilation + * Cigarettes & Carrot Juice: The Santa Cruz Years (2002) Box Set. Includes Telephone Free Landslide Victory, II & III, Camper Van Beethoven, Camper Vantiquities, & Greatest Hits Played Faster, a bonus live disc. + * Tusk (2002) + * In The Mouth of the Crocodile - Live In Seattle (2004) + * New Roman Times (2004) + + '''Connections''' [[BR]] + Cracker [[BR]] + Heironymous Firebrain