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	The Stranger \| Seattle \| Music \| Feature \| Achilles' Heel
		Frontman Brett Netson (a self-taught guitarist who began playing at age nine and was practicing five hours a day by the age of 16) has an unyielding fondness for soaking his vocals in delay and reverb, which can sound a little goofy at times.
		Netson started polarizing his peers in the late '80s playing with a punk band called the Pugs in his hometown of Boise.
		Netson's instincts may be his saving grace, but the band's collective dabbling in substances has been their Achilles' heel.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=13874 (737 words)

	Built to Spill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Former Treepeople lead Doug Martsch formed Built to Spill in 1992 with Brett Netson and Ralf Youtz as the band's original members.
		The sound of fellow indie rockers Modest Mouse and Death Cab for Cutie has been compared to Built to Spill's sound, most often because of all three bands' association with the indie rock movement known as the Northwest sound.
		Additionally, Built to Spill is connected with Brett Nelson's band Caustic Resin through the bands' 1997 shared release and some shared members.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brett_Netson (639 words)

	Modern Fix
		Never shying away from epic guitar solos and distortion laded feedback jams, Netson is a bit of a rogue within the realm of independent music for his ability to play his own brand of rock on his own terms.
		I had a chance to talk with Netson while he was in LA with the ex-Screaming Tress vocalist, prior to the final show of the tour.
		Brett Netson: We were both in New York, Caustic Resin was playing and Queens of the Stone Age were playing, and Mark mentioned he might be doing it, and then just called back on a whim.
	www.modernfix.com /features/38/caustic.htm (1214 words)

	LOST AT SEA online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Brett Netson’s guitar playing and vocals are out of control and psychotic like Syd Barrett on his worst days.
		Brett’s relationship with Built to Spill goes far back, as he was an original member and often tours with the band, wizard hat atop his mess of hair, ten-minute guitar solos teetering on the brink of self-implosion.
		Brett’s songs take their cues more from Pink Floyd at the peak of their freakouts or Neil Young’s darker moments.
	ursis.com /LAS/archives/reviews/records/causticresin.htm (506 words)

	earpollution - live reviews - issue 3.1Ø, october 2ØØ1
		Netson was visible throughout the entire show, setting up equipment and interacting with fans before any of the music began, and later, devoting his free-ranging musical services to Built to Spill's team effort.
		With his long, thick hair in a state of disarray and an open Rolling Rock at his feet on the stage floor, he became a one-man band, using the wonder of digital delay to create a loop of gravelly rhythm over which piercing shards of reverbed distortion were laid.
		Netson took the stage again for The Delusions' encore, joining them in a lengthy, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sonic liquidation, complete with dueling, effects-laden solos and feedback-drenched mayhem.
	www.earpollution.com /vol3/oct01/live/live.html (1465 words)

	ALLEGRO MUSIC - Order Page
		Brett Nelson, bass player from Built To Spill and front man of the late Butterflytrain, decided to do a solo project using synthesizers only.
		Brett decided that with enough effect pedals, his solo project might work as a full band.
		Brett called up Joe Hensley to drum and his old bass player from Butterflytrain, Scott Beazer.
	www.allegro-music.com /~allegro/online_catalog.asp?sku_tag=TRN33 (278 words)

	CMT.com : Caustic Resin : Biography
		Most media attention focused on Caustic Resin's relationship with Built to Spill -- Netson was a frequent guest musician, and the two bands once combined for an EP release -- but they proved to be a venerable presence in their own right, sticking around for well over a decade.
		Caustic Resin were formed in Boise in 1988, and originally featured guitarist/singer Brett Netson (formerly of local punk outfit the Pugs), bassist Tom Romich Jr., and drummer Pat Perkins.
		Following its release, Netson took the band away from the path they'd been treading, moving them away from BtS to the California-based indie Alias (although he continued to appear as a guest guitarist for BtS albums and live shows).
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/caustic_resin/bio.jhtml (600 words)

	Discography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This catchy, pop album brings the Boise band into mainstream radio play with singles like "Car", "In the Morning", and "Big Dipper," pulling in many new fans, and is hailed as one of their best records.
		With most songs around the six minute length and containing long guitar solos and rhythm refrains, Built to Spill's first major label release is reminiscent of 1970's acid rock albums, and a major departure from their norm.
		With two songs counting in at twenty minutes, one of which is a gorgeous Neil Young cover, as well as containing the poppy single "Car", this album is appealing to every Built to Spill fan.
	www.geocities.com /builttospillpage/discography.html (381 words)

	clevescene.com \| Music \| Built to Last
		With bassist and former Caustic Resin member Brett Netson and drummer Ralf Youtz, Built to Spill released Ultimate Alternative Wavers.
		Martsch rotated his cast, dropping Netson and Youtz in favor of Farm Days buddies Brett (not to be confused with Netson) Nelson on bass and Andy Capps on drums.
		Martsch wanted to keep the freshness of working with new people, but his sound wasn't quite as simple as the idiosyncratic guitar pop championed by the lo-fi bands of the day.
	www.clevescene.com /Issues/2005-09-28/music/music2.html (714 words)

	2:30 Publicity
		Caustic Resin formed in 1988 in Boise, Idaho with the line up of Brett Netson on guitar and vocals (formerly of Boise's punk band the Pugs), Tom Romich on Bass (and sometimes vocals) and Pat Perkins on drums.
		After "The Afterbirth" Brett hooked back up with Pat Perkins, and together with Mike and Tom they have released their newest album, appropriately titled "Keep on Truckin'" which finds them back on Up once again.
		Today, the line-up consists of Brett Netson (on Guitar and Vocals) Mike Johnson (bass and guitar) and Pat Perkins (drums.) Brett, the heart, soul and hardhat of Caustic was a founding member of Built to Spill and continues to tour with them on occasion.
	www.230publicity.com /causticresin.html (393 words)

	tiny mixtapes gone to heaven - music reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		And because it was a Built to Spill concert, it was no surprise to see Brett Netson there.
		Their set was strong and tight, but it dragged on for quite awhile.
		Bassist Brett Nelson and drummer Scott Plouf provided ample support for Doug's choppy guitar licks, while Brett Netson (not Nelson) and Robert Roth (guitarists/vocalists for The Delusions) sprinkled their colorful guitar and keyboard parts.
	www.tinymixtapes.com /concertreviews/01.09.04-bts.htm (457 words)

	Swizzle-Stick
		Sixteen dollars later the evening opens with a solo set from BTS guitarist Brett Netson.
		With Netson's set not helping remedy my lack of excitement this evening, the pressure is now on the Delusions.
		Proving that the pedal steel is indeed an ass-kicking rock instrument if you distort it just a little, the Delusions are brilliant for the duration of their nearly hour-long set.
	www.swizzle-stick.com /bin/review.php?id=R0001842 (676 words)

	Spokesman Review, The (Spokane): Three guitars are just right for rock band Built to Spill; (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Two years later, Jim Roth, guitarist for The Delusions, added his guitar on the "Keep it Like a Secret" tour, and recently became a full-fledged member, helping record and write guitar for the band's next album, which is set to be released in the spring.
		"I call (Netson) whenever we're in trouble," Martsch said, referring to how, in the past, he often asked Netson to "save" the band anytime it hit a rough patch in the studio, which wasn't infrequent.
		Netson finally joined the band in May, adding a third guitar to the mix.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4186/is_20051014/ai_n15707448 (617 words)

	Perfect from Now On - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was also the band's first major label (Warner Bros.) release.
		At the time the album was recorded, Built to Spill consisted of singer/guitarist Doug Martsch, guitarist Brett Netson, bassist Brett Nelson, and drummer Scott Plouf.
		The band had to record the album three times, the third time because of damage to the master tapes.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Perfect_From_Now_On (161 words)

	Dublin, Nov 25, 2001
		We arrived a bit late, and Brett Netson was already into his set.
		He had his guitar cranked up and he knocked licks and notes out of it with an effect that was powerful and mournful.
		Netson asked if anybody had any jokes, some guy standing behind me came up with one about a baby and a liquidiser which I'm not going to repeat here in case I get fucking arrested or something.
	www.onewhiskey.com /tours/dublin01.htm (831 words)

	bt.etree.org \| Community Tracker - Details for torrent "Built To Spill - 2001-09-28 - Engine Room, Houston TX ...
		For the Fall 2001 tour, the Delusions and Brett Netson opened for Built To Spill.
		Brett Netson (not to be confused with Brett Nelson - the bassist) played on the BTS album Perfect From Now On and has toured with the band, especially for all of 2005.
		Rumor has it on the official message board (builttospill.com for link) that Nelson and Roth are official band members on the new album (of which advanced copies are floating around).
	bt.etree.org /details.php?id=21066 (395 words)

	rosasharn records
		Night after night the Built to Spill faithful shoehorned themselves, flushed cheek to sweaty jowl, into a sequence of overheated, overcrowded, clubs to hear songs from the band's recent disc, Keep It Like a Secret, adorned as they had never been before and perhaps would never be again.
		Between June 6th and 12th, an augmented version of BTS-- regulars Doug Martsch, Brett Nelson and Scott Plouf, joined by Jim Roth of the Delusions and Brett Netson of Caustic Resin-- played six nights of packed houses at the Crocodile, Breakroom and RKCNDY.
		Each night BTS was joined by the Delusions, Seattle's iconoclastic rising stars who, because of guitarist Roth's multi-instrumental gifts, expand the palette and spectrum of alt-rock and alt-country to an alarming and exuberantly laudable degree.
	www.whalebonepro.com /rosasharn/revjr_3.html (511 words)

	NowOnTour - Built To Spill Announces Spring Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		His intention was to sustain a project that would involve a rotating cast of musicians to record albums and tour.
		This line-up toured and made records with additional guest musicians Brett Netson and Sam Coomes.
		Partway through the making of this record, Netson officially joined Built To Spill as their fifth member and played guitar on three of the songs.
	www.nowontour.com /news/stories/story.php?id=1029 (893 words)

	Built To Spill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It was a fair assessment of what Martsch has accomplished over the past five years as the leader and sole permanent member of Built To Spill, and a reasonable reaction to the gorgeously warped guitarscapes of the band's then-new major-label debut, Perfect from Now On (Warner Bros.).
		A week ago Thursday at the Middle East he proved it in an hour-plus set with the latest incarnation of Built To Spill -- Spinanes member Scott Plouf on drums, Brett Netson (not Nelson) on bass, and Martsch himself as the lone guitarist/singer.
		Although they played only segments of two of the epic tunes from Perfect from Now On -- the last half of "Kicked It in the Sun" and the beginning section of "Untrustable/Part 2" -- the low-key performance was punctuated by impassioned outbursts of Martsch's high-wire soloing, culminating in a wonderfully long and winding 20-minute jam.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /alt1/archive/music/reviews/05-22-97/BUILT_TO_SPILL.html (565 words)

	bt.etree.org \| Community Tracker - Details for torrent "Built to Spill 2001-09-05 - First Avenue, Minneapolis, ...
		Brett Netson's amp blew out during Freebird, but was replaced.
		Terrible/Perfect What Is Life? (Netson** on Guitar and back-up vocals, the Delusions Bass player on trumpet, the Delusions drummer on tambourine)
		Velvet Waltz (netson=guitar) Car (netson: synth, guitar) Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd§ (netson: slide, guitar, amp blew-up during jam but was replaced)
	bt.etree.org /details.php?id=21435 (218 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Ultimate Alternative Wavers
		Ultimate Alternative Wavers was the first full-length album released by indie rock band Built to Spill.
		At the time of the album's release, the band consisted of singer/guitarist Doug Martsch, bassist/guitarist Brett Netson, and drummer Ralf Youtz.
		The album was released in 1993 on the C/Z Records label.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Ultimate_Alternative_Wavers (91 words)

	First Avenue - Event Listing: 89.3 "THE CURRENT" PRESENTS BUILT TO SPILL
		Instead, they remained even more firmly underground, where their unorthodox approach enjoyed tremendous support from the indie faithful.Built to Spill were formed in Boise, ID, in 1993, shortly after Martsch had departed the Boise-rooted, Seattle-based Treepeople.
		With the help of producer/engineer Phil Ek, who would become the band's regular collaborator, Martsch's fragmentary songwriting aesthetic and detailed arrangements really hit their stride, resulting in a minor gem of quirky indie guitar pop.
		The same year, Martsch formed a side project with Beat Happening frontman and K Records honcho Calvin Johnson, and they recorded the first of three albums as the Halo Benders.
	www.first-avenue.com /calendar/EventDetail.aspx?id=175 (813 words)

	NIPP: Artists: Built To Spill
		The positive response to There’s Nothing Wrong With Love—coupled with the increased exposure of Lollapalooza—helped create a buzz around Built to Spill, and before 1995 was out, Martsch inked a deal with Warner Brothers that promised a good amount of creative control.
		In early 1996, K Records issued a compilation of rarities and outtakes, The Normal Years, that spanned 1993-1995 and featured work by most of the band’s lineups.
		Finally released in 1997, Perfect From Now On was a set of longer, moodier songs that once again earned positive reviews, and substantially expanded the band’s growing fan base.
	www.nipp.com /artists/detail/built-to-spill (913 words)

	Message Board
		PS: The name came from a strip of twist ties that included the phrase 'SUFFOCATION KEEP' over and over, Brett concluded that it would be a great 80's-ish band name.
		Oh, and as far as that bug pic, I saw it and I have to say, I was never as skinny as the dood in the pic, so I don't know who that was.
		Brett serviced my car at the Jiffy Lube on Fairview in Meridian today......never knew he worked there......
	www.neurolux.com /thread.cfm?threadid=11282&messages=42 (735 words)

	Up Records: Ten Years of Fabulous Independent Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Joining him in this endeavor were Brett Netson (Caustic Resin) on bass and Ralf Youtz (the Feelings, Halo Benders, and the No-No's) on the drums.
		After releasing the Built to Spill Caustic Resin record, Brett Nelson came back on board, and was joined by Scott Plouf (Spinanes, Beck, Team Dresch) on the drums.
		This would form the core band for all of their subsequent Warner Brothers releases, joined at times by the additions of Brett Netson and Jim Roth on guitars, and Sam Coomes (Quasi) with additional keyboard playing.
	www.uprecords.com /artists/builttospill (480 words)

	jun2001
		Epitaph owner Brett Gurewitz is rejoining Bad Religion after an almost five-year absence.
		"Brett joining the band and being back home on Epitaph are personally more significant to me than almost anything we have ever achieved as a band," said vocalist Greg Graffin in a press release.
		Last Winter I interviewed Brett Netson from Caustic Resin.
	www.maximum-ink.com /loop/jun2001.html (475 words)

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