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Artist: Farewell to Juliet
From: El Segundo
Captured: April 25, 2001 (seen December 13, 2000 to April 25, 2001, 6 captures)

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From :

• El Segundo

Musical Style :

• FTJ is a melting pot of modern rock, progressive pop/rock, Brit-rock and Americana. Band favorites: Catherine Wheel, Gene, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Rush, Choir, Over the Rhine, Vigilantes of Love

Musical Influences :

• Catherine Wheel, Gene, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Rush, Choir, Over the Rhine, Vigilantes of Love, David Bowie, Hum, Adam Again, 77s

Brief Description :

• Crafty, artful, melodic, lush. FTJ is a melting pot of modern rock, progressive pop/rock, Brit-rock and Americana. Band favorites: Catherine Wheel, Gene, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Rush, Choir, Over the Rhine, Vigilantes of Love

Artist History :

• The band formed at the University of Illinois in Champaign. Jeff Elbel and Brant Hansen parlayed penchants for heady conversation and parodying U2 into original material. Friend/original drummer Jeff Schmale provided the band's foundation, and a newspaper ad was placed for a very specific bassist. John Bretzlaff was the sole respondent. Between FTJ's albums, John moved to acoustic guitar, and former Animator keyboardist Stacey Krejci picked up the bass. Jeff Schmale moved on, and Funky Butt Dru

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Coverage by: True Tunes News, 7ball, BAM (L.A., CA), Illinois Entertainer, News-Gazette (Champaign, IL), HM, The Phantom Tollbooth, The Daily Illini, CCM

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"Holiday on Ice" is my favorite song, of all time! - Chuck Pearson

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Farewell to Juliet's Full Description.

Farewell to Juliet (FTJ) combines the modern/British rock sounds of bands like Catherine Wheel, Gene, and the oft-namechecked Radiohead with formative prog influences like Pink Floyd and Rush. Balancing these are concurrent loves of the mellower, melodic Over the Rhine and the roots/Americana style of Vigilantes of Love. Everybody in the band appreciates the Choir.

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Holiday on Ice

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Art/Progressive Rock ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Adult Alternative Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Progressive Rock ]

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