The Machine (band)
| The Machine | |
|---|---|
| Origin | New York City, New York, USA |
| Genres | Progressive rock |
| Years active | 1988–present |
| Website | www |
| Members | Joe Pascarell Tahrah Cohen Ryan Ball Scott Chasolen |
- For other meanings, see Machine (disambiguation)
The Machine is one of the oldest U.S. Pink Floyd tribute bands. Formed in 1988 by Tahrah Cohen and Joe Pascarell, the band has performed many shows around the world. Spin magazine noted that The Machine "sounds exactly like Pink Floyd"[1]
The Machine began as a cover band who played gigs local to the Rockland County, NY area and did not play Pink Floyd Music exclusively. At one point, they were approached by a talent agent and it was suggested that they play only music from Pink Floyd, since it seemed to garner such a delighted response from their audiences. From there, the band's reputation continued to grow and soon they became one of the forerunners of the tribute band phenomenon.
The band has played thousands of shows worldwide and has seen several lineup changes.
Members
Current members:
- Scott Chasolen (keyboards, vocals)
- Ryan Ball (bass, vocals)
- Tahrah Cohen (drums)
- Joe Pascarell (guitar, vocals)
Past members:
- Adam Minkoff
- Neil Alexander
- Adam Price
- Mark Zimmerman
- Wes Nagy
- Sarah Gardner
Discography
- (1999) Softly Spoken Magic Spells (A live concert recording from The Wetlands in New York City, including a performance of Pink Floyd's classic album The Dark Side of the Moon
- (2000) Till We Meet Again
- (2003) Two Nights at the Keswick (Live CD & DVD)
- (2006) The Machine Unplugged (Recorded Live at the BB King's Blues Club in NYC in October 2005)
- (2007) The Machine Live In Amsterdam (DVD recorded of a live performance in Amsterdam)
- (2011) The Symphonic Side of the Moon (Live performance of the Dark Side of the Moon and "Comfortably Numb" with a symphony orchestra)
References
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External links
- The Machine Live.com - official website
- Official MySpace
- link—February 13, 2007 article in Rolling Stone entitled All Fillers No Killers: A Novices Guide to Tribute Bands mentioning The Machine
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