JASON ERIC FOSTER: live in apt. 12

jason eric foster

live in apt. 12

© 2003 Jason Eric Foster (829757621029)

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Live solo record from MFS frontman.

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Live recording released in 2003 by former frontman/songwriter of Mother's Favorite Sons. MFS built a considerable following in the late '90s Los Angeles club scene, regularly filling venues such as The Mint, The Troubador, and The Viper Room. A typical MFS audience could include industry execs as diverse as Antonio "LA" Ried and Jordan Schur, as well as members of Matchbox 20 and Collective Soul. The band was tossed around the country on makeshift tours for two years and seemed destined to end up making thier first major release in Atlanta,GA for Arista Records. Last minute negotiations fell apart and the band became disillusioned with all things industry. Bassist Joe Ongie went on to play with other musicians (Aimee Mann/Minnie Driver) as well as produce records on his indie label (John Hoskinson/Michael Miller), guitarist Tim Neinhuis formed the acclaimed powerpop band "9 Ball", and drummer Dave Owens went on to his session life and did a long stint as drummer/percussionist with the broadway production of "The Lion King". Jason Eric Foster moved to Costa Mesa,CA and lived in a tiny studio apartment down the street from the famous "Detroit Bar". He played small acoustic gigs and worked on new material. These live recordings are what came out of "Apartment 12", often done late at night in front of a couple microphones with no engineer present. The songs are quiet (to avoid waking the neighbors) yet a little angry, much of this time Jason spent watching the Bush wars unfold on television and just couldn't make any sense of anything America was doing. This is evident in the tracks "God on your side", "Criminal King", and "The Greatest Show". Fans of dark folk music may enjoy these recordings, as well as anyone who enjoys acoustic guitar and clever lyrics.

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  • Worth every penny!
    author: Jody Svendsen

    Love, Love, LOVE it!! I can't believe I only paid 5.99 for this CD. It hasn't left my CD player in the house and is on my Ipod for my car. I feel like I should of paid more it's SOO worth it! Great work.

  • storytelling perfection
    author: Gina A.

    Raw, honest vocals, guitar hero-worthy strumming, provocative lyrics, and in Mother, an anthem all singer-songwriters should aspire to.

  • All I can is AMazing.
    author: Gina Di Bella

    Amazing. I listened to this many times already and I have yet to tire of it. THe lyrics, the vocals, everything you could want in a great CD is packed into this wonderful package. A must buy! Check it out!

  • Fantastic
    author: John Hoskinson

    I have had this CD for about 2 weeks and I've already listened to it about 30 times. It's the type of album you rarely hear anyone do anymore. And it's even rarer to hear it done so well. I love the songwriting but its the performances of the songs that really stand out. There are some really trascendent vocal parts and the guitar playing is masterful. He goes from really beating the hell out of his guitar in one passage to doing some really soft and sublime picking in the next and it all sounds so natural.

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