#karpis

[rastronomicals]

12:11 AM EDT October 23, 2022:

The Jesus Lizard - "Karpis" From the album Goat (February 21, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

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[rastronomicals]

4:42 PM EST February 9, 2020:

The Jesus Lizard - "Karpis\" From the album Goat (February 21, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last\.fm

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10:28 AM EDT Jul 31 2017:

The Jesus Lizard - "Karpis\" From the album Goat (February 21, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last\.fm

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11:52 AM EDT Jul 17 2017:

The Jesus Lizard - "Karpis\" From the album Goat (February 21, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last\.fm

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[beginnings-and-ends-blog]

Lightweight Logic

Karpis: *thinking* I'm 128 pounds, the wind almost carried me away- I shouldn't try any shit.

Volney Davis: *breathes*

Karpis: That's it- *throws the first punch*

[rastronomicals]

10:01 PM EST Mar 24 2017:

The Jesus Lizard - "Karpis\" From the album Goat (February 21, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last\.fm

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[vkh-official]

NOAH (Avanchick) x Karpis (Lightning Strikes) on getting into music:

VKH: What was your first experience as a musician like and when or how did you decide to pursue music? Karpis: Well I’ve been playing music since I was a little kid. I started with the school brass band back in Russia. When I came here and started a band back in the 80’s, I played here and there, nothing major, but a couple places. Then we gave up because there were too many bands at the time. You had to be really popular or really different to get signed. So we gave up but then 26 years later I decided to come back as a producer and put together some projects. But I’ve always played music basically. I always listened to artists like Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. I’ve always loved that kind of music, but I never had the chance to do an entire project so this is my chance. All my energy and money is going into this so hopefully it will take off well. NOAH: Originally I was extremely sports oriented. Since both my parents were musicians, from the time I was little it was always a battle between pursuing music or pursuing sports. I ended up doing both of them to some extent and in the midst of deciding which one I should pursue for real, in the end I got older and older and ended up following my parents. By the time I realized, I was committed to being in a band. Karpis: He chose the right path, though. I think so.

Originally posted on VKH in February 2016. Read the full interview here: http://www.vkh-press.com/2016/02/interview-noah-avanchick-x-karpis.html

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