Sure that's why they drive separately to every appearance.

I envy you! :D

PpP~~~

Respect.

HA!!! Wonder if we know one another !!!!

A discovery that made you a better human being ....

Looks like we're going to get another shot at it. We've signed with Loud & Proud Records and they're releasing 2 new records for us on 8/24/18. Check it out here - www.pledgemusic.com/projects/crackthesky

there's was quite a few bands that had the songs and the chops from the b-more area that should be household names. Here Today/Vigil, Mary Prankster, SR-71....

Love the beat from Mind Baby I warm up to it all the time as other musicians have never heard it and always freak out a bit by it------woooooohoooooo

that and Lifesong screwed them

I'm a 70's drummer and boy was I ready Mind Baby is my personal favorite of theirs they got screwed by bad record distribution and they weren't mainstream enough for record companies I guess they're destined for prog rock greatness but I really like their stuff very different I always warm up as a drummer to the beat from Mind Baby that throws other musicians as they've never heard it and they flip at the weird syncopation-----lmao

Read a long article about how their publicist only managed to make their albums and airtime hit at roughly the same time in only one place: Baltimore, MD. Any guesses where they are absolutely legendary? - note: I'm pretty sure I was withing bicycling distance (I didn't have a licence) of their second "rebirth" in Baltimore County.

Not here though?

juilliardreject he lives in Dallas , Tx

Here's the original rhythm section: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esd2ZcuA297VgGg.html

Frank Zappa, Van Der Graaf Generator come to mind, but it’s CTS style!

Speaking of the Dan. One of the guys has a Steely Dan cover band until recently at least.

John was clearly having one or more issues with his monitor, so that may be some frustration at work here.

.....and Happy The Man, America's Gentle Giant.

This is original drummer Joey D'Amico.

Yeah, l had to go to Balto from GA in 1996 to see them. It had to be done. Well worth the trip.

hahaha! Funny as hell! You are right man!

WvVA. sir

WEST VIRGINIA!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@awboat Ironton!!!

The bass player, Dave DeMarco, is also barefoot. I've seen other recent concert clips. Both of them are always barefoot on stage, especially the keyboardist.

+John Jansen yes...all acces

i had their live disc. it was stolen.

@@brianwolle2509 Crack Attic?

Live Sky ! This band came all the way down from an acid trip . . . just to play for you. Quintessential Crack The Sky

well said...couldn't agree more. definitely lacking the energy they once had....

Hit the nail on the head, I believe the attitude contributes to their lack of commercial success. I got the feeling when I saw them at Tally Ho last Nov it was a F*** It attitude about the whole thing by John. It's a job that brings in some money, but maybe he's just depressed they never "made it". Playing at a 25% filled (maybe) venue has to be depressing. Great music like you said, with the highlight for the band being the T Petty tribute. Only time John seemed fully awake;).

​@@billwine629No offense to Palumbo but l think he should have stayed the 'Brian Wilson' of the band. Their artistic peak was Safety In Numbers, followed by Live Sky, with Gary Lee Chappell on vocals. Other than the first album and World In Motion the band was better off with Palumbo as the writer in the background. I saw them live in 1996 and it was a great show, but JP oozed attitude the whole show. The brilliance of Witkowski was really what kept it together. Regardless, a band who deserved more recognition....and the fact they they were not was partly their (his?) own fault.

putting down glen workman? hush your mouf.