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1. cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com › album › open-cityOpen City | The Muffins | Cuneiform Records

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   Open City is all previously unreleased performances from 1977-80, by the "classic quartet" version of the band. Includes an outtake from Manna/Mirage, excellently recorded live pieces not found elsewhere, their incredible final demo tape, and two superb outtakes from Fred Frith's Gravity lp.

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   In the last few weeks I’ve been listening obsessively to Open City, by The Muffins. Besides having the insanely great tune “Queenside”, which opens the album with its menacing, “be as evil as possible” fuzz bass (see below), it brings to the world the gorgeous suite “Not Alone”.

3. www.progarchives.com › artistTHE MUFFINS discography and reviews - Progarchives.com

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   Official website. The Muffins biography. Formed in 1973 in Washington DC, USA - Disbanded in 1981 - Reformed in 1998 and broke up in 2016. The MUFFINS are Canterbury influenced quartet founded by Dave NEWHOUSE (keyboards, reeds), Billy SWAN (bass) and Michael ZENTNER (guitar, violin).

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4. rateyourmusic.com › album › the-muffinsOpen City by The Muffins (Album; Cuneiform; Cuneiform 55010 ...

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   Open City, an Album by The Muffins. Released in 1994 on Cuneiform (catalog no. Cuneiform 55010; CD). Genres: Avant-Prog.

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   Preview, buy, and download songs from the album Open City, including "Queenside," "Hobart Got Burned," "Horsebones," and many more. Buy the album for $9.99. Songs start at $0.99.

6. rateyourmusic.com › album › the-muffinsOpen City by The Muffins (Album, Avant-Prog): Reviews ...

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   Open City, an Album by The Muffins. Released in 1985 on Cuneiform (catalog no. Rune 5; Vinyl LP). Genres: Avant-Prog. Rated #558 in the best albums of 1985.

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   Who are the Muffins?

   • The MUFFINS are Canterbury influenced quartet founded by Dave NEWHOUSE (keyboards, reeds), Billy SWAN (bass) and Michael ZENTNER (guitar, violin). The new group remains nameless until one day, while the trio are discussing upon potential names, a friend of there's enters the house and shouts "The muffins are here!"

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   When did muffins start touring?

   • While they are a trio, they tour as in improvising group. In the fall of 1976, they met drummer Paul Sears at a gig. Paul was satisfied of what he heard and joined immediately, thus the setting of The MUFFINS popular era. They start touring and eventually record their first LP entitled: "Manna/Mirage".

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   When did the Muffins start rehearsing?

   • In the fall of 1974, reediest, Tom Scot joins The MUFFINS, moves in with band, starts to rehearse and Dave starts to compose new material. In the fall of 1975, drummer Stewart Abramowitz joins and the band starts recording demos in the studio and at home that would end up on the album released under Cuneiform label: "Chronometers".

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   Are the Muffins a progressive rock band?

   • Although it would take decades for recognition, THE MUFFINS have become regarded as one of the USA's most accomplished progressive rock bands, far exceeding the popular musical ambitions of bands like Kansas and far beyond anything Zappa would crank out after his jazz-fusion glory days with The Mothers.

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8. www.progressiveears.org › forum › archiveThe Muffins: Open City, Manna Mirage, and... [Archive ...

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   In the last few weeks I’ve been listening obsessively to Open City, by The Muffins. Besides having the insanely great tune “Queenside”, which opens the album with its menacing, “be as evil as possible” fuzz bass (see below), it brings to the world the gorgeous suite “Not Alone”.