Trampled By Turtles — Hollow
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Little did we know, that the world was dying.
That the birds outside, they never sing for us.
Winter time is slow, and the pain she'll be crying.
My blood runs cold, they never sing for us
Hollow, hollow... I'm empty
Guess we'll go outside, and face the slaughter.
Of a dead end life, and a world getting smaller.
Shortly you'll be here, my little darling.
All the birds can crow, and the winter doesn't matter.
Hollow, hollow... I'm empty
That the birds outside, they never sing for us.
Winter time is slow, and the pain she'll be crying.
My blood runs cold, they never sing for us
Hollow, hollow... I'm empty
Guess we'll go outside, and face the slaughter.
Of a dead end life, and a world getting smaller.
Shortly you'll be here, my little darling.
All the birds can crow, and the winter doesn't matter.
Hollow, hollow... I'm empty
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A great little tune.
The main riffs sound a lot like Gerry Cinnamon, a Scottish rock musician who I think does deserve some airplay on RP.
i really like the album art.
Thanks for playing Trampled By Turtles! My new favorite band, and they are from my new adopted home town of Duluth.
Webfoot wrote:
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
Not nearly enough chin to be Mitch.
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
Not nearly enough chin to be Mitch.
Proclivities wrote:
Some of the names groups call themselves today challenge the group names of the 60's and 70's. I mean "Trampled by Turtles?" really?
Some of the names groups call themselves today challenge the group names of the 60's and 70's. I mean "Trampled by Turtles?" really?
Proclivities wrote:
I don't remember old Howard P. ever setting stories in Duluth (not that he didn't). I recall most of them taking place in New England - mostly fictional towns such as Arkham, Dunwich, and Innsmouth, Massachusetts. I think some were set in Vermont and Rhode Island, but Duluth, Minnesota is pretty far from there. He did have a friend and executor named August Derleth however. I think the "Elder Ones" reside in New Hampshire.
Intriguing cover art on this album.
Lovecraft wrote a racist crime/horror talse set in Brooklyn called "The Horror at
Red Hook".
Tony in NJ
W.A.S.T.E.
I don't remember old Howard P. ever setting stories in Duluth (not that he didn't). I recall most of them taking place in New England - mostly fictional towns such as Arkham, Dunwich, and Innsmouth, Massachusetts. I think some were set in Vermont and Rhode Island, but Duluth, Minnesota is pretty far from there. He did have a friend and executor named August Derleth however. I think the "Elder Ones" reside in New Hampshire.
Intriguing cover art on this album.
Lovecraft wrote a racist crime/horror talse set in Brooklyn called "The Horror at
Red Hook".
Tony in NJ
W.A.S.T.E.
Webfoot wrote:
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
Nope, Gamera.
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
Nope, Gamera.
Proclivities wrote:
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
AAAAGGGHHH, an angry Mitch McConnell!!!
Nice music. Sad song. :(
Wow, I have not heard this before. Instant 8!
My kind of music!
Wow! A Northern MN band gets their music in a Subaru commercial!
Congrats?
wgsu_1978 wrote:
The name reminds me of an old underground cartoon where the two characters are about to be trampled to death by a stampede of penguins. One character says "We can't die like this! It's TOO POINTLESS AND STUPID!!!"
Maybe that's where the band got its name.
The name reminds me of an old underground cartoon where the two characters are about to be trampled to death by a stampede of penguins. One character says "We can't die like this! It's TOO POINTLESS AND STUPID!!!"
Maybe that's where the band got its name.
Agreed with previous comments, more trampled by turtles!
NICE, For a second I thought that was Jim James singing.
casey1024 wrote:
I'll second that motion!
This is a fantastic band name. Nice sound, too.
I'll second that motion!
This is a fantastic band name. Nice sound, too.
YES!!! Please play more Trample By Turtles, Bill . . . These guys are awesome!!
Proclivities wrote: D'oh!
On_The_Beach wrote:
Seems to me it would be almost impossible to be trampled by turtles.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
On_The_Beach wrote:
The name reminds me of an old underground cartoon where the two characters are about to be trampled to death by a stampede of penguins. One character says "We can't die like this! It's TOO POINTLESS AND STUPID!!!"
Maybe that's where the band got its name.
Seems to me it would be almost impossible to be trampled by turtles.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
The name reminds me of an old underground cartoon where the two characters are about to be trampled to death by a stampede of penguins. One character says "We can't die like this! It's TOO POINTLESS AND STUPID!!!"
Maybe that's where the band got its name.
1 > for band name
5 > for song
5 > for song
Never heard this before. Very nice song!!
This is pretty mellow for TBT. They tend to go more for the hard bluegrass sounds. Good to see the home town boys getting some national attention!
Thanks for the late night TBT! One of Minnesota's well kept secrets, but I'm glad they're getting some exposure!
Seems to me it would be almost impossible to be trampled by turtles.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
Couldn't you just casually stroll out of their way as they lumbered toward you at what, 0.1 mph?
Perhaps I'm being too literal.
Decent mellow song.
I do like the album cover art a lot - Not that it has anything to do with song quality . . .
I do like the album cover art a lot - Not that it has anything to do with song quality . . .
Hmm. They play in Park City next week. Anyone catch them live?
Guillemots, turtles and ?
Oh my.
Came back to say, I like it.
copymonkey wrote:
totally Jim James...
Could have sworn this was My Morning Jacket. Very nice.
totally Jim James...
fredriley wrote:
Loved "Fargo", set there I think. Recent series with Martin Freeman and Billy Bob Thornton was entertaining too.
Until now, I'd only ever heard of Duluth in HP Lovecraft stories, where it gets a pretty bad image as a 'degenerate' place full of demon-worshippers with webbed fingers. I'm sure it's a lot, lot nicer place than that in real life, and that Lovecraft must have had a bad experience to have had such a downer on the place.
Loved "Fargo", set there I think. Recent series with Martin Freeman and Billy Bob Thornton was entertaining too.
Great band! First time I have heard them here. If you like this tune check out their back catalog, you will not be disappointed.
fredriley wrote:
I don't remember old Howard P. ever setting stories in Duluth (not that he didn't). I recall most of them taking place in New England - mostly fictional towns such as Arkham, Dunwich, and Innsmouth, Massachusetts. I think some were set in Vermont and Rhode Island, but Duluth, Minnesota is pretty far from there. He did have a friend and executor named August Derleth however. I think the "Elder Ones" reside in New Hampshire.
Intriguing cover art on this album.
Until now, I'd only ever heard of Duluth in HP Lovecraft stories, where it gets a pretty bad image as a 'degenerate' place full of demon-worshippers with webbed fingers. I'm sure it's a lot, lot nicer place than that in real life, and that Lovecraft must have had a bad experience to have had such a downer on the place.
I don't remember old Howard P. ever setting stories in Duluth (not that he didn't). I recall most of them taking place in New England - mostly fictional towns such as Arkham, Dunwich, and Innsmouth, Massachusetts. I think some were set in Vermont and Rhode Island, but Duluth, Minnesota is pretty far from there. He did have a friend and executor named August Derleth however. I think the "Elder Ones" reside in New Hampshire.
Intriguing cover art on this album.
fredriley wrote:
Just grow a beard, wear a plaid, flannel shirt in winter and you'll be fine, Fred
Until now, I'd only ever heard of Duluth in HP Lovecraft stories, where it gets a pretty bad image as a 'degenerate' place full of demon-worshippers with webbed fingers. I'm sure it's a lot, lot nicer place than that in real life, and that Lovecraft must have had a bad experience to have had such a downer on the place.
Just grow a beard, wear a plaid, flannel shirt in winter and you'll be fine, FredCould have sworn this was My Morning Jacket. Very nice.
Play it again!
Until now, I'd only ever heard of Duluth in HP Lovecraft stories, where it gets a pretty bad image as a 'degenerate' place full of demon-worshippers with webbed fingers. I'm sure it's a lot, lot nicer place than that in real life, and that Lovecraft must have had a bad experience to have had such a downer on the place.
g-rod wrote:
Don't go there. A few of us have even offered to polish his gerbil and it got us nowhere...
I was sure Bill announced these as "Trampled by Gerbils," which I was about to comment as Best Band Name of 2014.
Foiled again.
Foiled again.
Don't go there. A few of us have even offered to polish his gerbil and it got us nowhere...
I was sure Bill announced these as "Trampled by Gerbils," which I was about to comment as Best Band Name of 2014.
Foiled again.
Foiled again.
Nice to hear a Nord Minnesota group on this snowy, cold, windy winter night.
I would like to hear more of this. Not flashy but instruments are tighter than first they may seem. I think of Byrds.
Kind of a melancholy bluegrass vibe; 7-ish.
Nice cover artwork.
Nice cover artwork.