DippyCast

1 Found A Job TALKING HEADS [1978, More Songs About Buildings and Food] Buy
2 Cleopatra Ecstasy TRANSCENDENCE [2004, Nothing Is Cohesive] Buy
3 Giving DAVE DAVIES [2007, Fractured Mindz] Buy
4 Airplane THE BEACH BOYS [1977, Love You] Buy
5 Life Is But A Dream JUNIORS EYES [2007, upcoming release]
6 Candy And A Currant Bun PINK FLOYD vs MARS VOLTA [1967 single, 2008 single]
7 What In The World DAVID BOWIE [1977, Low] Buy
8 Magic Handkerchief THE ALAN BOWN! [1968/2008, Shapes & Sounds Volume Two]
9 Choke THE CARDIGANS [1996, First Band on the Moon]
10 Baby It's Up To You AMERICA [1974, Holiday]
11 Somebody's Watching You SLY & THE FAMILY STONE [1969, Stand!]
12 Cirkus KING CRIMSON [unreleased, live in Santa Monica, March 1972]
13 I Hate The White Man ROY HARPER [1970/1997, The BBC Tapes Vol.1]

So, it's been over an year...seems like someone forgot about this site =) Anyway, we discovered it again and the good news is Dippy has been really busy with lots of music and projects going on. This is the latest, released yesterday in time for Valentine's...a music video for the Father Bloopy song "And I, Lover" which is off their critically acclaimed "Ginger, Baby" album available from Dippy.

We continue with more heavy music from Dippy, this time by The BJ Experience, one of Dippy's most successful and disliked groups.

For their epic 2002 release, "Oh No! Not Another BJ Experience Album", the group were produced by Danny Hayoun (a.k.a. Professor Parkinson & The Shakey Shakes) who also guested live for their official CD release concert in which the band performed their entire album...and more...after an encore was demanded. The album featured the group dabbling in almost every style of Western Pop music imaginable, including this attempt at hardcore. Featuring ex-EAE members Eric & Joshea (a.k.a. Tropical Barber & Carrot Cake, respectively) it is no wonder they achieved it with ease.

Professor Parkinson eventually joined along for their 2003 touring commitments along with other former EAE member David (a.k.a. Angry Amish) who replaced Carrot Cake after he was fired...or quit. Something which broke the band up in November 2002.

We kick off everything with what kicked off Dippy records...the release of the infamous self-titled debut, ENEMY AGAINST ENEMY. Recorded in 1999 after a couple years of ruling the South Florida underground scene along with Nonpoint and Endo, EAE where much younger, and ultimate did not last too long in comparison. They left behind this sole album as their musical legacy under this guise but moved on to harder ensembles like TYRANNY OF SHAW and HIBERNUS MORTIS.

EAE were a four-piece with David Miller on bass, Joshea Mark on guitar, Eric Hernandez on drums and Manny Navarette providing lead vocals. Each member has been involved in Dippy projects since then, most of them even being at one point a member of the prestigious wild card The BJ Experience.

This is what they sounded like back in 1999.