#Left_Shoes_Done_Right_Music Debut Diaries: Weekly albums, where legends kick off.” 2025_09_27_Vol. 04 Two Gallants ...are known for their storytelling style, weaving tales of love, pain, loss, hope, and messed-up relationships, all wrapped in a raw, bluesy sound. Some bands really do start at the very bottom – Two Gallants are living proof. Adam Stephens and Tyson Vogel have known each other since kindergarten (legend has it, after a fistfight). Later came guitar and drums, a string of failed teenage bands – until 2002. The name? Pure style by chance: both were reading James Joyce’s Dubliners – one of the stories is called Two Gallants. Perfect for two kids kicking off at bus stops in San Francisco, clawing their way up through bars, galleries, and clubs. 2004 brought the breakthrough: The Throes. A raw, gripping debut full of dark tales and wild energy that electrified the scene and earned them their first die-hard fans. From then on, it was nonstop touring across the U.S., with live shows no one forgot. 2006 followed with What The Toll Tells – their masterpiece somewhere between Dylan, Cash, and Guns ’n’ Roses. With Saddle Creek backing them, they hit Europe’s indie scene like a bomb. Next came the quieter EP The Scenery Of Farewell (2007), a few solo detours – and a comeback in 2011. Finally, in 2012: album number four, The Bloom And The Blight. #IndieRock #IndieFolk #BluesRock #FolkRock #GarageFolk #IndieMusic #StorytellingSongs #TwoGallants #TheThroes #WhatTheTollTells #TheSceneryOfFarewell #TheBloomAndTheBlight #AdamStephens #TysonVogel #IndieScene #SanFranciscoMusic #IndieLegends First Album: The Throes /2004 Tracks 01- 3:00 You Losin' Out 02 - 4:57 Two Days Short Tomorrow 03 - 4:29 Nothing To You 04 - 8:03 Crow Jane 05 - 3:12 Fail Hard To Regain 06 - 6:44 The Throes 07 - 6:55 Drive My Car 08 - 7:23 My Madonna 09 - 7:49 Train That Stole My Man

#LeftShoesDoneRight 🎬 Rum Diary Vol. 01 – Aka Klopp & Chris write the first chapter. A diary full of rum & real talk: Michi aka Klopp & Chris (Left Shoes Done Right) kick off their series with plenty of banter, zero filter, and even less common sense. Today it’s two voices, soon more guests – every episode a new chapter in the Rum Diary.🥃 #RumDiary #PodcastLaunch #Vol01 #UnfilteredTalk #BanterAndRum #LeftShoesDoneRight #KloppAndChris #FirstChapter #RealTalkPodcast #ChaosInAGlass #RumLife #PodcastSeries #StayTuned

#Left_Shoes_Done_Right_Music Debut Diaries: Weekly albums, where legends kick off.” 2025_09_15_Vol. 03 Primus – Carnival chaos and a bass gone wild Primus hail from the Bay Area, where the Golden Gate and Alcatraz set the backdrop. In the early ’90s, just as heavy music was becoming MTV-friendly, Les Claypool (bass), Larry “Ler” LaLonde (guitar), and Tim “Herb” Alexander (drums) crawled out of the underground with a sound no one could quite pin down. Slap bass, carnival melodies, pounding drums, and Claypool’s nasal vocals – or as Les himself put it: “psychedelic polka.” Before the fame, they paid their dues in sweaty little clubs. Their first record, Suck On This (1989), was literally a live tape from San Francisco – raw, scrappy, and fronted by a cover featuring a clay figurine with a baby bottle. Weird, memorable, totally Primus. The real breakthrough came in 1990 with the studio debut Frizzle Fry. Here, the madness found its form. Tracks like “Too Many Puppies” turned into anthems for early-’90s alternative kids and lit up club dance floors across the country. Loud, playful, unapologetically odd – Frizzle Fry was the moment Primus stopped being a local curiosity and became a full-blown force in the alternative circus. #Primus #Suckonthis#LesClaypool #90sAlternative #SlapBass #PsychedelicPolka #AlternativeRock #BayAreaSound #TooManyPuppies #CultBand #WeirdAndProud #MusicHistory Suck on this (Live-EP, 1989) 1 3:55 John The Fisherman 2 4:53 Groundhog's Day 3 3:35 The Heckler 4 5:01 Pressman 5 4:00 Jellikit 6 5:26 Tommy The Cat 7 4:20 Pudding Time 8 6:18 Harold Of The Rocks 9 5:47 Frizzle Fry

#Left_Shoes_Done_Right_Music#LSDR Debut Diaries: Weekly albums, where legends kick off. 2025_09_07_Vol. 02 Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. – Simon & Garfunkel’s sleepy start Back in 1953, Paul Simon (dressed as a rabbit) and Art Garfunkel (the Cheshire Cat) met during a school production of Alice in Wonderland in Queens. Their first steps as Tom & Jerry brought the teen hit “Hey Schoolgirl” (1957) – basically an Everly Brothers knock-off, but a start nonetheless. On October 19, 1964, their debut album Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. dropped on Columbia Records, recorded earlier that March. It featured Paul’s first original songs alongside folk standards, boldly advertised as “exciting new sounds in the folk tradition.” In reality? A commercial flop that almost no one noticed. Still, the acoustic version of “The Sound of Silence” was already hiding there. While Art continued his studies, Paul fled to London, cut The Paul Simon Songbook in just one hour for £60 – including future classics like “I Am a Rock” and “Homeward Bound. The turning point came in 1965, when producer Tom Wilson decided to electrify “The Sound of Silence” with guitar and drums. Released without the duo’s approval, it shot straight to No. 1. Suddenly, their once-ignored debut climbed back into the Billboard charts in 1966, peaking at No. 30. What started as a flop became the launchpad for a legendary career. #SimonAndGarfunkel #WednesdayMorning3AM #TheSoundOfSilence #FolkRevival #1960sMusic #PaulSimon #ArtGarfunkel #DebutAlbum #MusicHistory #FolkRock #GreenwichVillage #ClassicAlbums #VinylCommunity #LegendaryDuos Album - Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M 01 You can tell the world 02 Last night I had the strangest dream 03 Bleecker Street 04 Sparrow 05 Benedictus 06 The Sound Of Silence 07 He Was My Brother 08 Peggy-O 09 Go tell it on the mountain 10 The Sun Is Burning 11 The times they are a-changin' 12 Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.

#Left_Shoes_Done_Right_Music#LSDR Debut Diaries: Weekly albums, where legends kick off.” 2025_09_02_Vol. 01 Coldplay-from Starfish to Wold stars Coldplay – that’s Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion. Back in 1996, they kicked things off at University College London under the name Starfish. Sounds more like aquarium decor than global fame, right? Luckily, Chris’s roommate Tim had a band called Coldplay—but his crew thought the name was too depressing and wanted to ditch it. Perfect timing: the guys snatched it up, and the rest is pop history. In 2000 they dropped their debut Parachutes—featuring the hit single Yellow, which catapulted them into international stardom and sold millions. The album spent 33 weeks in the UK Top 10 and launched Coldplay straight into the stadium spotlight. The funny part? None of them were really aiming to be rockstars. Martin studied ancient history, Buckland math and astronomy, Champion anthropology, and Berryman gave engineering and architecture a shot. Instead of temples, numbers or bones, they ended up making songs that light up stadiums with lighters and phone screens all over the world. #BandHistory #BritishRock #2000sMusic#Coldplay #Yellow #PopHistory #UKTop10 #StadiumRock #Britpop #90sBands #RockLegends #MusicHistory Album: Parachutes 01 Don't Panic 02 Shiver 03 Spies 04 Sparks 05 Yellow 06 Trouble 07 Parachutes 08 High Speed 09 We Never Change 10 Everything's Not Lost