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Baltimore, Maryland, USA |
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Stoner Rock |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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October 7, 2003
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Sixty Watt Shaman
A potent force in the stoner rock field during their run,
Sixty Watt Shaman
succeeded due to a more varied songwriting approach than many of
their contemporaries.
Seed Of Decades had some of the standard influences of the genre
(i.e.
Kyuss,
Fu Manchu),
but also some Southern/
Corrosion Of Conformity-isms,
even a bit of Seattle grunge a la Pearl Jam or
Soundgarden,
seemlessly blended into a surprisingly original-sounding record.
They could throw down with the best of them for sheer heaviness, but
also realized the importance of subtlety and mood in their music.
They were reported as disbanded sometime in mid-2003.
Former Members/Guests
Chuck Dukehart
drums
Discography
Ultra Electric
1998
Game Two
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- Rumor Den
- Burn Baby Burn
- Southern Gentleman
- Beverly
- Where You Been
- Permethrin
- Interplanetary Pit Stop
- Supercreep
- Cactus Mexicali
- New Trip
- Bemis Manifesto
- Pull the Strings
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-
Dan Kerzwick
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Joe Selby
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Jim Forrester
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Chuck Dukehart
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Seed Of Decades
2000
Spitfire
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- Fear Death by Water
- Seed of Decades
- Poor Robert Henry
- Devil in the Details (part 1)
- Devil in the Details (part 2)
- Low Earth Orbit
- One More Time
- Roll the Stone
- Red Colony
- Rumor Den
- Stone's Throw Away
- Busy Dying
- New Trip
- I've Been Down
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-
Dan Kerzwick
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Joe Selby
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Jim Forrester
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Chuck Dukehart
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Reason To Live
2002
Spitfire
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- Nomad
- Reason to Live
- Blind by Morning
- Horse You Rode in On
- Our Name is War
- The Mill Wheel
- Long Hard Road
- The Evil Behavior of Ordinary People
- My Ruin
- Breathe Again
- One Good Leg and a Bottle of Booze
- All My Love
- Distance
- When the Morning Comes
- When I'm Alone
- All Things Come to Pass
- Somebody Else
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Dan Kerzwick
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Joe Selby
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Jim Forrester
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Pete Campbell
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