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          Sterile centrifuge tubes!

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        1. Bio-reaction tube
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          6. A Conversation with The Tubes&#; Founder Bill Spooner, Part One

          “No titties in the Twin Cities.”

          Customarily, I try to keep up with the interviews I do. Unfortunately, one fascinating interview has gone un-transcribed for more than a year and a half.

          In connection with the (!) release on Real Gone Music of a pair of Tubes albums (Young and Rich from , and &#;s Now), I interviewed Bill Spooner, founding songwriter and guitarist with the band.

          In addition to discussing the band&#;s career arc in general, and the stories behind the albums, he was kind enough to share track-by-track reminiscences.

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          Here, belatedly and with deep and sincere apologies for that delay, is that conversation. – bk

          Bill Kopp: Though released only a year apart, these two albums are very different. Lyrically, Young and Rich leans a bit more in the direction of comedy and satire, with 50s pastiches, disco and so forth.

          To my ears it&#;s almost a slice-of-life, “Tubes look at America” concept album.