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By: Douglas Waltz on 08-12-10 for The Sleestacks:
Still have my cassette. Anymore Sleestacks coming our way on this site?
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By: Kelly A on 02-01-10 for The Sleestacks:
Man, am I happy to find a copy of A Pirate's Life. I gave my cassette away to the bass player for some touring band (Fluid, I think). Now I can play Captain's Boy for my children! Thank you Leon's Temple!
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By: brennan on 09-06-07 for The Sleestacks:
This casette is truly one of the greatest recordings to ever come out of this town. Jim Backus, Check Out My Butt, not to mention a Pirates Life. Pure genius. I can see Martijn on stage at the State in his jumpsuit like it was yesterday. Peeters and his flashpots... A nice run up the neck followed by a burst of flame from the headstock. How does it get better?
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The Sleestacks
(Somebody submit a bio, please)
The Sleestacks came from K-college. They were also the cornerstone and creators of Leppotone Electrical Recordings. They wrote and performed rock operas, including one about pirates who had a dandy*.
* A dandy is boy/man who is dressed up as a woman so that seaman can dance/cavort with her on the long, lonely sea voyages and enjoy the female companionship.
- John Kasdorf - drums, harmonica and singing
- Mike Limbert - bass, drums, trumpet, piano, guitar and singing
- Nathan McLaughlin - guitar, banjo and singing
- Mark Peeters - guitar, wah pedal and singing
- Martijn Veltman - trumpet, tambourine and singing
- Jason Fortier - trombone
- Kelly Argyle - tenor saxomophone
- Steve Raymond - singing and slinging the accordion
- Chris Sinderman - sing-a-ling
A Pirate's Life
- A Pirate's Life
- Intermission
- Private Eye
- Quo Vadis
- Bubble Pipe
- Tax The Chicken Man
- My Hallucination
- Jim Backus
- Check Out My Butt
- Listen To The Band
- Whitey-Buck Houghton
- Quetzalcoatl
- Freedom.mp3
- P.O. Box 9847
- 32 Feet Per Second
- Sail Your Boat-Got That Boogie In Me
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Posted by: Douglas Waltz on 08-12-10 about The Sleestacks
Still have my cassette. Anymore Sleestacks coming our way on this site?
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Posted by: Kelly A on 02-01-10 about The Sleestacks
Man, am I happy to find a copy of A Pirate's Life. I gave my cassette away to the bass player for some touring band (Fluid, I think). Now I can play Captain's Boy for my children! Thank you Leon's Temple!
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Posted by: brennan on 09-06-07 about The Sleestacks
This casette is truly one of the greatest recordings to ever come out of this town. Jim Backus, Check Out My Butt, not to mention a Pirates Life. Pure genius. I can see Martijn on stage at the State in his jumpsuit like it was yesterday. Peeters and his flashpots... A nice run up the neck followed by a burst of flame from the headstock. How does it get better?
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Posted by: Master on 08-13-07 about The Sleestacks
Warning Track 1 is larger than most full album downloads
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