Medicine (band)
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Medicine is an alternative noise-pop/rock band from Los Angeles, USA. They were formed in 1991 by guitarist Brad Laner and signed to Rick Rubin's American Recordings label the following year. Medicine was/is considered the American response to such shoegazing bands such as My Bloody Valentine, Ride and Chapterhouse. With a signature guitar tone, created by running guitarist's Brad Laner's guitar through a Yamaha 8-track recorder, Medicine's music managed to distinguish itself from some of the more noisier and ambiguous endeavours of the shoegazing movement.
Medicine made a brief appearance as themselves in the film The Crow.
Members
1990s lineup- Brad Laner: Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards, Bass, Noise.
- Beth Thompson: Vocals
- Jim Goodall: Drums
- Eddie Ruscha: Bass on Shot Forth Self Living
- Justin Meldal-Johnson: Bass on Her Highness
- Brad Laner: Guitars, Programming
- Shannon Lee: Vocals
Albums
- Shot Forth Self Living (Def American/Creation, 1992)
- The Buried Life (American, 1993)
- Her Highness (American, 1995)
- The Mechanical Forces of Love (Wall of Sound, 2003)
Singles and EPs
- Aruca (Creation 1992)
- 5ive (a.k.a. Come Here To Drink Milk) (Creation, 1993)
- Never Click (Beggars Banquet, 1993)
- Sounds Of Medicine (American, 1994)
- Time Baby 3 (Beggars Banquet, 1994)
- Off The Vine (double 7") (Ectoplasm, 1995)
- Wet on Wet EP (Wall of Sound, 2002)
- I Smile To My Eyes (Wall of Sound, 2003)
- As You Do (Wall of Sound, 2004)
Compilation appearances
- The Crow OST (Atlantic, 1994)
- The Doom Generation OST (American, 1994)
- Tigerbeat6 Inc. (Tigerbeat6, 2001)
- The Faint - Danse Macabre Remixes (Astralwerks, 2003)
- Themroc - Into the Light (Wall of Sound, 2003)
- Wall of Sound 10th Anniversary (Wall of Sound, 2003)
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