We received some nice reviews for Quantumn Tweezers (check out the Jazz Times December 1996 issue). The next album was called Quantumn Tweezers and was released in March 1996. After Russ moved to Brazil Tom became a full-time member of BeebleBrox.

For the recording sax/EWI player Tom Clark joined the band. Finally in April that year (1995) we recorded again. Together with Russ May on percussion we actually rehearsed every week and played loads of gigs. Just after Raw Material was in the can, bassist Jack Helsley moved to Bloomington. We are through the first pressing on Raw Material - although we won't tell you how many discs and tapes were made and how many were given away to press and radio people all around the world. This album brings together many of the musicians that have played with BeebleBrox in Indiana. But in 1994 after many gigs with lots of different people in the band we recorded Raw Material. When Jonathan Paul left Bloomington we again got pressed for a bass player. For lack of funds we used the old four track cassette, but people in the business say it sounds great and the tape is now in it's third printing. In 1992 we recorded Bloomingtoon in Dan's basement. BeebleBrox got reformed once again, this time with bassist Jonathan Paul (who went on to play with Fareed Hague) and drummer Dan Vonnegut. Later in 1991 we moved to Bloomington, IN, so Monika could pursue her academic career. It really wasn't a great hit although it contains a few cool tunes that will probably pop up in future BeebleBrox shows. That was recorded in our living room in Tuscaloosa live to DAT. Entropy was recorded in drummer Don Davis' bedroom in Birmingham, AL, on our Yamaha four track cassette recorder.ġ991 saw the release of The Thing. It was a very adventureous album with 30 minute long tunes and many odd meters (no vocals, though). Regrettably, there are only about two original tape copies left (it is available for the die-hard fans on CD-R). Two years later, after many personnel switches, with Robert Dickson on bass and Don Davis on drums we recorded the first album: Entropy. Shortly after arrival a brand new version of BeebleBrox was born with Robert Dickson on bass, Woody Williams on drums and Greg Riley on sax. In 1988 that band broke up when Peter and Monika moved to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA. For reasons not remembered the band was renamed 'Bubble Gun'. We agreed that we wanted our name related with that book: 'BeebleBrox Spectacular' was born. We needed a band name for our first gig - everybody in the band had just read Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. In 1983 we started playing our own tunes in a thrown together band in Albstadt, Germany.

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