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Revision as of 05:39, 1 May 2008
The party soaked proto-jazz band from the Infictive County jazz scene. Andrew McFing woke up one day sprawled in a field with a electric bass guitar and an amp beside him. He never found out where they had come from, or any other details of that previous night. He began showing up regulary for the open jam night at the Infected Scar Tissue. He was well known for being a mad man early on, the regulars there nicknamed him Syd Barrett. He often jammed with three musicians who would later be founding members of The McFing 6. There was a long semi-joke rivalry between The McFing 6 and The Shunting who competed for gigs.
- Dave Grave on drums.
- Deric Moolman on oboe.
- Ronald Pluck on Xylaphone, and Marimba.
The band then added Dean3Blaze on Sitar, and Clovis Mint on keyboards and a Infictive County minor super group had begun. Early on in the career of the McFing 6, Andrew had a Jim Morrison trip going on, he would load up on shrooms, and or acid and do freaky flow dances and recite poetry. Sadly McFing burned all the recordings of this period while tripping on Spider Venom and Carney Piss
- Andrew McFing
- Dave Grave
- Deric Moolman
- Ronald Pluck
- Dean3Blaze
- Clovis Mint
The First album by the McFing 6:
| 1. | prilo | ⤓ |
| 2. | Feverish Times | ⤓ |
| 3. | Splinter Group | ⤓ |
| 4. | Biscuits and Rebellion | ⤓ |
| 5. | Splinter Group-Live at the Viking Faire resteraunt. | ⤓ |
| 6. | Yopo Garden at Midnight | ⤓ |
| 7. | Smokey Halo | ⤓ |
| 8. | So High | ⤓ |
| 9. | Biscuits | ⤓ |
| 10. | The cute latino girl with the sleepy eyes-McFing 6 | ⤓ |
Review of The Blackout Sessions that appeared in PORNFUCKER GAZETTE:
retentious synth-heavy atmospheric standoffish. The New intriguing guitar noises. Inspiring countless innovative that later spawned the style, attitude, refusing to acknowledge have held tenuously. songs to uncover to even of irascible but talented synth, saX and effect, they have a sustained album do-it-yourself spirit. Which embodied the rebellious, was plunged into meaningless dinosaur. The competent amateurism which encompasses a marginal tense appeal.
The second album by the McFing 6
| 1. | ASk the Nun | ⤓ |
| 2. | The squirrel Nods | ⤓ |
| 3. | Venus of Pillow Morph | ⤓ |
| 4. | One of those catholic boys | ⤓ |
| 5. | Power up your ham radio | ⤓ |
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