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This Is The Session by Seth Horan
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fave it Modern Rock | with Live-band Production
7 tracks | 32 minutes
Released Jul 2000
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:25 Tarot lyrics BUY MP3 04:25 Tarot lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:25 Tarot
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:41 What You Don't Say lyrics BUY MP3 04:41 What You Don't Say lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:41 What You Don't Say
bass-driven funk/pop underneath witty lyrical hooks from former Vertical Horizon bassist!
Bio / Background
It was 1998, and Buffalo-born bassist Seth Horan had just returned to his hometown after leaving the group he'd been playing with for the previous year.
Vertical Horizon, now one of RCA's buzz bands, was at the time a well known independent act, and Horan had toured and recorded with them on their RCA demo sessions, but personal chemistry and the songwriting-hierarchy of the band had become issues, and everybody felt it best that they part ways before any contract obligations were jeopardized.
Once relocated in Buffalo, Horan found himself with a slate of original material and no band to play it.
Armed only with his voice and his bass guitar, he explored the Buffalo acoustic scene, the stomping grounds of indie sensation Ani DiFranco and the artists who influenced the latest sounds from the Goo Goo Dolls.
He developed his own style of two handed bass guitar technique to accompany his singing, and everywhere he played, the jaws would drop and heads would - well, bop.
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