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I agree to the Terms of Use View All Bands Dust From 1000 YearsView Photo Gallery   SHYBsoundcloud Dust From 1000 YearsLocation:Bloomington, IndianaYear(s):2003 - 3423Categorized as:Experimental, Lo-Fi, Folk / Acoustic, Indie Rock, PunkMembers:current: ben, jimmy, michael w, jamiechandeliers for hire durban Label:moon jaw, so hard young boyTotal Request:Since Mon Oct 10:39964 (36493 downloads, 3471 plays)1 (1 download, 0 plays)Total Request:39964 (36493 downloads, 3471 plays)Since Mon Oct 10:1 (1 download, 0 plays)About:bloomington indiana based musical shape shifters.  crystal chandeliers for sale durbanexperienced veteran fuck ups.  chandeliers csoRecent Blog PostsDonate to MFTHelp us spread Indiana music, and we'll give you special rewards as our way of saying "thanks!" 

Cassette Demo our first recording, on 4 tracks, spring 2004.  ben - vox, gtrs, keys.  michael s - gtrs.  michael t - bass.  tony - drumsdust from 1000 years 2005, so hard young boy, recorded spring 2005 on 8 tracks at the mahoney tabernacle.  ben - elec + acous gtrs, banjo, bells, keys, vox, perc, etc. michael s - elec + acous gtrs, bass, banjo, bells, keys, perc, vox, etc.  david - bass, bells, keys, vox, etc.  matt - drums, perc, vox.Fever Dreams 2006, so hard young boy, recorded jan - mar 2006 at the mahoney brothel.  ben - elec + acous gtrs, banjo, vox, keys, perc, etc.  michael s - elec + acous gtrs, keys, vox, banjo, perc, etc.  david - bass, vox, perc.  matt - drums, perc.  tony - keys on downbuzzard 2007, so hard young boy, buzzard recorded by erik rasmussen and dust from 1000 yrs at razzleberry recording oct 06 - feb 07. all string and horn arrangements by erik. bone - vocals, gtrs, synths, harmonica, recorder, banjo, lap steel, piano, casio, percussion. michael s - vox, gtrs, bass, organ, piano, lap steel.

erik - gtrs, lap steel, piano, percussion, synths, samples, organ, marimba, glockenspiel, harpsichord, recorder, moog. david - vox, bass. matt - drums, percussion. joe molinaro - violin. rebecca reed - viola. liz deitemyer - french horn. chris mossen - trumpet. kurtis henderson - french horn. ana kim - cello.thanks to josh niemier, rob ross, hot fighter #1, dallas, and josh for letting us borrow stuff. everyone who played on our album. the mahoney crew for being somewhat quiet while we recorded.Live in New Jersey 04-08-07 recorded live, easter 2007, at the 1619 house in williamstown nj.  michael s - vox, gtrs, bass, keys.  aaron - vox, gtrs.  david - vox, bass, keys.  jimmy - vox, keys.  matt - vox, drumsthanksgiving 2008, so hard young boy, recorded on 4 tracks at ariel apts oct 28 - nov 11 2007. bone sings, plays gtrs, banjos, toy piano, barbie violin, percussion, recorder, and cassette player. naptown 2008, so hard young boy, recorded on 4 tracks at ariel apts march 2008. 

a loving tribute to bone's hometown.natives 2008, so hard young boy, recorded summer 2008 at ariel apts and david's house in bloomington indiana.  ben - guitars, vocals, keyboards, toys  david - bass, vocals  jimmy - keyboards, percussion  matt - drums, percussion marble memo extras 2010, so hard young boy, marble memo xtras is a collection of all the demos and unreleased takes and versions of songs from the marble memo recording sessions, and a couple of live versions after the fact. recorded in the summer and fall of 2009 (live stuff recorded spring 2010). most instruments and singing by ben, a little bit by jimmy, matt, jamie, and michael.i can't give marble memo away for free, i wish i could. but it was released on a real record label (moon jaw) and people need to get paid. since moon jaw is now defunct, it is a little tricky finding marble memo. you can find it by searching on google. perhaps you can still buy it on the best buy or wal-mart website (although there's way better people to buy it from).

or you can find us at a show in bloomington or on tour. we still have lots and lots of copies...This article is from an archived issue and may contain out-of-date information. Please refer to the main Miscellaneous page for more current articles.Klatch Coffee Scores Another Pair of Wins at Coffeefest AnaheimAfter a big win at second annual Golden Bean in September, Klatch came back from ... The ‘How To’ Guide To Running A Café: Series Part 1BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ SPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE In the latest Barista Magazine blog series, ... Barista Champions at Let’s Talk Coffee Mexico 2016An All-Star Team of Mexican Barista Champions will be at Let’s Talk Coffee Mexico ... Report from Estonia: Roaster Guild of Europe Camp DebutsFirst Roaster Guild of Europe Camp is happening in Pärnu, Estonia right now More ...+ Welcome Residents (and Med Students)! Here is your Guide to Clinical Decision Making. Lance Armstrong took a big lead over his main rivals in the Tour de France late on Tuesday, as his team raced together up a 22-kilometer mountain climb.

But Armstrong finished in sixth place for the day on Wednesday, more than a minute behind the leader. Armstrong explained that his team "can't chase down everybody … we have to prioritize." A peloton of Slate readers have e-mailed to ask: How do cycling teams work? One member of the team serves as its leader, and the others do everything they can to help him win. In the major races, each team leader works with eight other riders, called "domestiques," who don't have much chance of winning the race themselves. Top teams typically have 20 or more cyclists on their rosters, from which team managers can choose a nine-person team suited for each event. By tradition, the winner of a race like the Tour de France splits his cash prize with the members of the team and its staff. What do the domestiques do? For the most part, they ride in front of the team leader. Cycling team strategy revolves around the notion that it's easier to pedal when there's someone in front of you to cut the wind.

Cycling experts say that "drafting" like this can save you between 20 and 40 percent of your energy in a long event. The various teams in a road race tend to ride in one tight clump, called a peloton, so each competitor gets the benefit of drafting. Except for the guy in the lead, of course—he's said to be "pulling" the pack. The puller tires more quickly, even as he sets the pace for everyone else; after a short stint in front, he'll move back and let another rider take over. Team leaders like Armstrong tend to hang back in these clusters to conserve energy, while their teammates take turns out in front. More advanced strategy comes into play when someone tries to break away from the peloton. This is called an "attack" and often precipitates a "chase." In a chase, members of the pack switch off pulling at a higher speed and expend lots of energy dragging the group closer to the attacker. If a competitor of Armstrong's surged ahead of everyone else, Armstrong's teammates might take on the burden of quickening the pace of the peloton.