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The EP we sold out of Noah’s trunk.
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The one that started it all…
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From empty open mikes to bookstores, pizza joints and laundromats.
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In the eye of the storm and secretly wanting to get out.
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The smiles may have hid Noah’s angel dust addiction, but the music was never better.
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Your guess is as good as ours. Neither the Turtlenecks, nor our entourage recall doing this one.
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We converted to that Jesus religion just so we could release this commercial staple of the season.
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Yes, Yes, Yes!
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NOW who thinks we’re afraid to rock?
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Don’t tell these old folkies that we’re out of touch. Kids eat this crap up.
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No chart toppers, but our delightful take on “Chinese-Japanese” was played regularly on the “Gary & the Goose” morning zoo during prank phone calls to local Pad Thai restaurants.
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Matt’s retreat in the Himalayas and Noah’s coma after a nasty skiboarding accident yielded this introspective, though not as commercially successful release.
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Turtleneckmania was wearing thin in our nerves. Here we are unnecked, if for no other reason than to prove we didn’t wear turtlenecks just so Noah could cover up a nasty tracheotomy scar.
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We didn’t authorize this release, but Noah found it on the streets of Tokyo while he was on his honeymoon with his third wife. It’s got six songs from “Unnecked” as well as some old folk covers we did years earlier and the theme to a popular Japanese blooper show with which we are not affiliated.
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The debate amongst ‘Neckheads would rage for years about which one of us was Dr. Turtleneck and which was Mr. High, but now it can be told: Mr. High was our grammar school gym teacher and Dr. Turtleneck is an esteemed gastroenterologist in Central California who worked on Noah’s GERD. We both highly recommend him if you’re experiencing acid indigestion.
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The comeback, which yielded a short tour playing ice-dancing shows.
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Popularity stoked with “Candyland” being used in a whimsical dog food commercial, it was time to release this greatest hits collection.
Solo Albums
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Empowered by playing dirty homeless bums in a skit from the Stan & Herb Comedy Hour…
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…they would each try their hands at stand-up comedy.
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Matt’s long-awaited solo album, recorded in the months after Noah faked his own death. The world was as ambivalent about this release as it was about Noah’s advertised demise.
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Two can play the solo game. Noah’s first solo musical foray. Fans were disappointed to find out it was all spoken word set to a monkey playing a xylophone.
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Amy Grant did some background vocals for Matt on this religious effort. Their subsequent sex video that found its way to youtube got more press than the record.
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Noah always wanted to use smoking jackets in our nightclub act. Working solo, it was only a matter of time.
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Original material was in short supply.
