Presented here are the collected and ongoing musical endeavors of yours truly, Brian Fox.It begins with the Chubby Children in 1982 and then runs the gamut from post-punk, psychedelic rock, punk jazz, improv, noise, punk blues and beyond.I was never interested in doing decidedly commercial work and, unbeknown to many of the musicians I played with, I was more after Pere Ubu, Beefheart and the Velvet Underground than Soundgarden or Pearl Jam but that is the price I paid for encouraging democracy.Unfortunately, my array of recorded music is left in various states of completion, hardly realized or representative, often poorly recorded and executed, and, sadly, moments that can never be recaptured.No one except for me will ever know the original fury of Chubby Children, the amazing potential of Eyeball, what Pygmy Tyrant would sound like had we spent more than a couple of hours on each song, or what the Gaudy Baubles could have accomplished with regular rehearsals. So, here is what remains in all it's tattered glory and when all said and done,  some of what could have been shine s through.Incidentaly,I wrote and sang all these songs and played most of the guitar and synth.Also it should be known that virtually everything on here (vocals and instruments) is a first and only take.

Thank You List
  My eternal thanks to Greg Gilmore who has not only inspired and awed me for years but who, in spite of repeated disappointments in me, has continued to play on much of what I have done for two decades.I give thanks to Sid Law who has maintained an unwavering faith in me as a musician/artist.I thank Brad Gordon for his support when I needed it most and for both his stellar writing and wonderfully idiosynchratic guitar playing ( He single-handedly created my love of weird pedals!) I thank Dave Schick for being my favorite musician I have ever played with. I thank Garth Brandenburg for earning the title of guitar legend. I thank Greg Keplinger for just being himself...and an amazing drummer. I thank Steve Marcus and Jeff Larsen for being two of the coolest guys I have ever played with.And lastly, I'd like to thank Bob Groves...but I just can't.