The Black Black Black

The Black Black Black started as a small bead store in Burlington, Vermont. It's orginal members included David "Lead Bed" Hall, Devin "Archbishop" Gallagher, Kyle "No time for soup Nancy Carmichael" Morton, Ed "Affable Whiskers" Harris, and Nancy Drew. The story goes: Devin was drinking a sensual Sobe in the back of the bead store when he said a small rain cloud. He felt connected with the propitious cloud, just as a storm trooper feels connected to his wisdom, or how a cow sails. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

The Black Black Black started as a small bead store in Burlington, Vermont. It's orginal members included David "Lead Bed" Hall, Devin "Archbishop" Gallagher, Kyle "No time for soup Nancy Carmichael" Morton, Ed "Affable Whiskers" Harris, and Nancy Drew. The story goes: Devin was drinking a sensual Sobe in the back of the bead store when he said a small rain cloud. He felt connected with the propitious cloud, just as a storm trooper feels connected to his wisdom, or how a cow sails. Devin was so inspired he told the others that they must do their laundry. After the laundry was finished they started their band. Dave and Devin on guitar, Kyle on drums, Ed on Spoons, and Nancy the timid. As the band progressed, they moved to the ostentatious Oregon, in the staggering Salem. Unfortunately, this is where Ed and Nancy were forced to leave the band and maintain the store. Ever since then, the trio has been playing shows in homeless shelters, meretricious garages, boats, cane, and ankle. The thankful three take time to travel but find time to buy jewelry and satisfy the emotions of all their fans. A motion picture release is in the talks for 2007, it's called "The Black Black Black Make Painting Fun For Naked Aborigines", which essentially deals with Devin's struggle to accept Kyle and Dave's plunge into Catholicism. I only grant the Black Black Black success in their future of children's stories, gospel songs, and multimedia drawings of Asian people. As the Black Black Black would say, "Make speakers, and hold on to your tears for they only come to Illinois once a year". by Brytton Streeter Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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