Dubnobass … made Underworld a full-time band again, with thrilling live shows (no rehearsals, no setlists) and regular releases.
Another difference between this and her previous records is that she has a steady, full-time band now, and they woodshed the tunes before recording them.
Two more albums, "Sex Without Bodies" and "Unauthorized," have followed since 1998, the same year Mr. Eyrich, 52, became a full-time band member.
(Also sadism and masochism; a video for "Dear God, I Hate Myself" has Angela Seo, Mr. Stewart's only full-time band mate, inducing herself to vomit. On him, we're led to believe).
By 1934 the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra had become a stable, full-time band, and the following year they recorded an impressive list of hit songs (including "I Believe in Miracles," "Tiny Little Fingerprints," and "Lullaby of Broadway"), many of them featuring Bob Crosby Bingg's younger brother) on vocals.
By 1993, when the Pixies disbanded, Ms. Donelly had been replaced in the Breeders by Ms. Deal's twin sister, Kelley, and the Breeders moved from side project to full-time band, with music that brought its own wry twists to the explosive guitar dynamics of the Pixies.
After listening to his exhaustive discography, more than 2,000 recordings (including radio broadcasts), it became apparent that his voice and style peaked not in the 1920's, when he joined Paul Whiteman's orchestra as the first ever full-time band singer, but a decade later, in Hollywood.
Several groups valued lyrics so strongly as to employ a lyricist as a full-time band member.
Or can I? Who's to say that I can't stay at work and carry on conducting a full-time band?
While McCulloch was recording his debut solo album, Candleland (1989), Echo & the Bunnymen promoted long-time touring keyboard player Jake Brockman to a full-time band member position.
In the group's public statement, Kensrue stated that "Thrice is not breaking up," and that the band will be "taking a break from being a full-time band".
