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|width="100pt" bgcolor="SteelBlue"| <span style="color:white; font-weight:bold;">Years Active </span> || Dates Needed | |width="100pt" bgcolor="SteelBlue"| <span style="color:white; font-weight:bold;">Years Active </span> || Dates Needed | ||
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|width="100pt" bgcolor="SteelBlue"|<span style="color:white; font-weight:bold;">Members </span>|| - Dave (drums) <br>- Paul (bass)<br>- Todd (vocals)<br>- Jason (guitar) | |width="100pt" bgcolor="SteelBlue"|<span style="color:white; font-weight:bold;">Members </span>|| - Dave Nesheim (drums) <br> - Paul Henry (bass)<br> - Todd Peterson (vocals)<br> - Jason Fenner (guitar) <br> - Pat (guitar) <br> - Jason H. (guitar) | ||
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Easily the least talented of the late eighties bands (think Dissent, Social Joke, PX), N.H.C. did not stand for anything, but occasionally threw toast and condoms, once set a chicken on fire and tried to use flashpots a few times as well. Revolving heavy metal guitarists (and Jason H.) ended once we convinced Jason Fenner to put down his violin and learn how to play guitar. The demo tracks sound horrible (recorded by Bob as he learned what not to do on the Dissent album, like put reverb on the snare drum and let Jason H. run the phaser on his amp at 11), but it wasn't much better live. | Easily the least talented of the late eighties bands (think Dissent, Social Joke, PX), N.H.C. did not stand for anything, but occasionally threw toast and condoms, once set a chicken on fire and tried to use flashpots a few times as well. Revolving heavy metal guitarists (and Jason H.) ended once we convinced Jason Fenner to put down his violin and learn how to play guitar. The demo tracks sound horrible (recorded by Bob as he learned what not to do on the Dissent album, like put reverb on the snare drum and let Jason H. run the phaser on his amp at 11), but it wasn't much better live. | ||
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==== See Also==== | ==== See Also==== | ||
* | * Chicken Shit Log Jam | ||
* Log Jam | |||
* Painful X-tremities | |||
==== Stickers/Merchandise==== | ==== Stickers/Merchandise==== | ||
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Image:Nhc_ad.jpg|Demo Ad | Image:Nhc_ad.jpg|Demo Ad | ||
Image:Nhc_demo_ad.JPG|Demo Ad | Image:Nhc_demo_ad.JPG|Demo Ad | ||
Image:1988-03-26.jpg|March 26, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer | |||
Image:Dissent-NordicHall.jpg|October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer | Image:Dissent-NordicHall.jpg|October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer | ||
Image:1988-10-02.jpg|October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer | |||
Image:1988-10-02-2.jpg|October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer | |||
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==== Share Your Stories==== | ==== Share Your Stories==== | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:17, 8 August 2016
Easily the least talented of the late eighties bands (think Dissent, Social Joke, PX), N.H.C. did not stand for anything, but occasionally threw toast and condoms, once set a chicken on fire and tried to use flashpots a few times as well. Revolving heavy metal guitarists (and Jason H.) ended once we convinced Jason Fenner to put down his violin and learn how to play guitar. The demo tracks sound horrible (recorded by Bob as he learned what not to do on the Dissent album, like put reverb on the snare drum and let Jason H. run the phaser on his amp at 11), but it wasn't much better live.
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Releases
Live Recordings
Photos
Mother Butler Center
Lyrics Sheet Front
Lyrics Sheet Back
Poster
Links
See Also
- Chicken Shit Log Jam
- Log Jam
- Painful X-tremities
Stickers/Merchandise
Sticker
Sticker
Sticker
Demo Ad
Demo Ad
March 26, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer
October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer
October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer
October 2, 1988 - Sioux Falls Flyer
