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Hi tumblr, you can call me Pratt Fall. I’ve been working on a personal project and I need your help! I’m looking for people who remember the band Circus Contraption. My goal is to archive as much as possible from the band. If you or someone you know saw them perform. Or simply have memories of listening to them. I want your personal photos, videos and stories. Anything you might have will be valuable, send them my way!
The Show To End All Shows cd, very rare handmade variant.
The number of existing copies is currently unknown.
Release date: Early. 2010’s
Sources: Myself
Description (credit to my friend RobJam on discogs for it’s backstory) :
This is an extremely rare hand-made copy of Circus Contraption's The Show To End All Shows from 2010. This was only available for a short time from the early shows of their last performances of The Show To End All Shows at Theo Chocolates, Seattle WA.Â
As I understand the story, they did not receive the legitimate copies of the CD in time for the performances so the band members hand-made a limited number of these to sell at the first couple of shows.
The printed CDr is housed in a simple cardboard sleeve with the track list pasted to the back and cover art printed in two-color ink on the front along with "Circus Contraption" applied in glitter. The ink on front is not worn but is how it was originally applied. It is not "shelf wear".
The overall condition is NM (new mint) and has been in my personal collection since purchasing at the show in 2010.
Our latest catalog cd insert
Release date: 2001
Source:Myself
Our latest catalog cd
Release date: 2001
Source: Myself
So I didn’t just make this blog and go MIA. I had to have surgery done. Which led to an infection that took a while to clear up. I’m feeling a lot better now. Expect more posts soon.
The Show To End All Shows cd insert part 4
Performance date: 2008 & 2009
Publication: 2010
Source: Myself
The Show To End All Shows cd insert part 3
Performance date: 2008 & 2009
Release date: 2010
Source:Myself
The Show To End All Shows cd insert part 2
Performance date: 2008 & 2009
Release date: 2010
Source: Myself
The Show To End All Shows cd insert part 1
Performance date: 2008 & 2009
Release date: 2010
Source: Myself
The Show To End All Shows cd
Performance date: 2008 & 2009
Release date: 2010
Source: Myself
Official Circus Contraption tee-shirt
Size Xl
Bought at a New York performance, date unknown. Information given to me by the original owner.
Source: Myself
Thanks for the sense of belonging
And thanks for the colors and lights
The world outside us is falling apart
To Circus Contraption I've given my heart
We're safe in our wagons and tents, my friends
We're safe in our wagons and tents
What a touching tribute! Thank you for sharing <3
Remembering how in 8 grade through high school after I discovered the Dresden Dolls I went down the dark cabaret music rabbit hole and then that morphed into basically circus music. Picture me waiting for the bus listening to the Circus Contraption band sing a song from the perspective of jarred pickled specimens in an oddities sideshow...in my catholic school blazer and penny loafers.
I am obsessed with Dark Cabaret right now. Why did I not find this style of music until now?? Based off the song If I told you once by Circus Contraption
I think a lot about music ok
Shmootzie the Clod (Drew Keriakedes) sliding a spoon underneath his right eye. And into his eye socket.
Venue unknown, date unknown.
Source: RobJam on discogs, personal photo
Sally pepper (Kari Podgorski) performing little bird heart.
Venue unknown, date unknown.
Source: RobJam on discogs, personal photo
