Easily Misunderstood
post-rock instrumental post rock Norway rock
Probably the funniest song to record, for the percussion parts who stood around and threw serving plates, pots, hammers etc thru the air and at each other. Sigmund Bade: bass, acoustic guitars, synthbass, Roland Juno-60, pots, pans Stian Tangerud: drums, pots, pans Kjetil Gundersen: hammer, beerkeg, pots, pans Thomas Kaldhol: electric guitar, reverb-tank kicking Thomas Meidell: Tandberg tonegenerator, turntable scratching( a GYBE! record) , claves, cymbal Read more on Last.fm.

The Samuel Jackson Five is a band from Oslo, Norway, that play rock music with a slight folk, indie, math, hardcore, jazz, kraut, post-rock and progrock influence. Thomas Kaldhol: Guitar, bass Sven Andréen : Drums, percussion, electronics Sigmund Bade: Bass, keys, guitars, percussion Thomas Meidell: Guitar, keys, electronics, percussion They have released five albums, Same Same But Different (2004), Easily Misunderstood (2005), Goodbye Melody Mountain (2008), The Samuel Jackson Five (2012) and Seasons In The Hum (2014). A 4 x 12" vinyl box collecting the first 3 albums, was released in October 2010. Official website: http://www.sj5.no/ Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thesamueljacksonfive/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thesamueljacksonfive Tumblr: http://thesamueljacksonfive.tumblr.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.