Artist description I am 5' 10" brown hair, blue eyesI like to play in the daisies

Music Style I talk- the televison sings, and the bastards play me like a fool

Musical Influences The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, David Bowie,Brian Rodman, Neil Young, Rod Webber, Tom Waits

Similar Artists beats me

Artist History In the fall of '99, Rod released his solo debut to rave reviews. It charted in the CMJ top 30 at about a dozen stations, and went to #2 at KSRH in California. This began a breif courtship with a handful of major labels, but he's remained independant, and has subsequently released 2 new CDs since his debut, with yet another gearing up for release in the spring of 2002.

Group Members whoever will show up and play with me

Instruments Yep

Press Reviews Rod Webber is what a youthful Bob Dylan might've sounded like after a couple doing bong-hits & set loose on a couple of samplers loaded with dirty old drum-loops and analogue synth sounds... Don't be fooled, he's all about the song-, but devotion to pop music means the never-ending search for something new; the beat/lyric/chord progression that will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up like they did upon hearing James Brown or the beginning of "Honkey Tonk Woman" for the first time. The problem is that the new stuff is never going to come around again. Every three-chord tune has been written and sold, and no amount of energy can change that. However, new interpretations of ideas cannot be exhausted. Take a few of those established pop forms and throw them in the blender with a little Dylan, a little Beck, maybe even a little Beastie Boys and you end up with Rod Webber's folk-infused circus of sampled soundscapes.

Location Boston, MA - USA

Copyright notice. All material on MP3.com is protected by copyright law and by international treaties. You may download this material and make reasonable number of copies of this material only for your own personal use. You may not otherwise reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, or create derivative works of this material, unless authorized by the appropriate copyright owner(s).