Mouth Congress - Waiting For HenryMouth Congress began as a dare. Paul Bellini and Scott Thompson's friend Brian Hiltz always had a rock band and dreamed of being Pete Townsend. Having no musical talent, all Paul could do was dream. One day in 1984, Brian rented a beatbox from a local music store. Paul was fascinated by this thing, which played whacky mambo and samba beats. And then Brian dared Paul to start his own band, so he rented that beatbox and set it up in the basement on top

following the consequences of the Warsaw Rising

and Seibu going to go down without a fight

The singles "Looks That Kill" and "Too Young to Fall in Love" were moderate hits for the band

After that I turn to all the other part of the work

In a unique collaboration of the Mauersberger brothers

often honored the small instruments of the lute family in their rich compositional oeuvres

The record was made at Ottawa's "Little Bullhorn Studio"

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which have to be divided up in the space into two choirs

it was simply a change of scenery and a chance for some undisturbed studio time

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Antonio Vivaldi took Anna Maria under his wing