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	TrouserPress.com :: Ed Kuepper
		Kuepper formed the Aints with Celibate Rifles guitarist Kent Steedman to play his old Saints songs for two gigs, one of which was recorded and released as S.L.S.Q. Live.
		Kuepper has been on a tear for years now, releasing several Australian albums a year in a variety of veins, many available only in small editions by mail.
		Kuepper attacks the strings as if it were still 1977 and likewise hits every period of his career.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=ed_kuepper (1154 words)

	HowlSpace
		With a boutique audience all around the world Ed has the luxury of working on his music without record company pressure or the need to chase chart positions.
		In the end, what all of that gives us is the music Ed Kuepper is able to deliver on record, free of fashion, stridently individual and sincere, and very melodic.
		Every Ed Kuepper album has at least a couple of songs you just can't get out of your head after just a couple of listens - this time, 'I Still Call This Failure' and 'Rue The Day'.
	www.howlspace.com.au /en2/kueppered/cd1.htm (315 words)

	Eye Weekly - MUSIC: Ed Kuepper's sporting life - 04.13.95 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kuepper's treatment of his past work is more akin to the jazz tradition than the more hindsight-impaired tendencies of rock -- one song may show up in bruising electric and delicate acoustic forms on different records, often years apart.
		As Kuepper says in an interview the next day, his songs are true and special to him, delicate things to be protected, but they're not everything.
		Kuepper started over again in 1989, with an extraordinary and haunting record called Today Wonder, with just himself singing and playing guitar, accompanied solely by drummer Mark Dawson (this set-up is repeated on Character Assassination's companion album, Death To The Howdy-Doody Brigade).
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_04.13.95/MUSIC/mf0413a.php (940 words)

	Long way to the middle? - smh.com.au
		No, Ed Kuepper, the Lighthouse Keepers, the Moodists and X are re-living the "golden age" of Australian music, reports Bernard Zuel.
		However, Kuepper is nearly a household name for longevity and productivity, even among those who have never discovered his genius, and the Moodists' Dave Graney briefly ruled as the king of pop and irony in the '90s.
		Kuepper plans on playing a set of new songs, road testing them for his next album, rather than digging into the vaults.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/22/1053585641510.html?from=storyrhs (738 words)

	Ed Kuepper: Erik Roberts \| Haiku Review
		Kuepper recently previewed his new set of instrumental pieces in the lounge of David Pestorius' suburban Brisbane home, prior to a giving a giant-screen performance in Melbourne as part of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image's Live@ACMI series.
		It is somehow fitting that Ed Kuepper's initial foray into the world of film should take place in the lounge room of a Brisbane house.
		Kuepper's concert closed with a reprisal of Tusalava - much to the audience's pleasure - followed by one blast of Swinging the Lambeth Walk so we could all go home with a smile and a reinvigorated sense of wonder.
	www.haikureview.net /node/35 (1169 words)

	Ed Kuepper: Erik Roberts \| Haiku Review
		Kuepper recently previewed his new set of instrumental pieces in the lounge of David Pestorius' suburban Brisbane home, prior to a giving a giant-screen performance in Melbourne as part of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image's Live@ACMI series.
		It is somehow fitting that Ed Kuepper's initial foray into the world of film should take place in the lounge room of a Brisbane house.
		Kuepper's concert closed with a reprisal of Tusalava - much to the audience's pleasure - followed by one blast of Swinging the Lambeth Walk so we could all go home with a smile and a reinvigorated sense of wonder.
	haikureview.net /node/35 (1169 words)

	Ed Kuepper and Jeffrey Wegener - Gig Reviews - Music - Entertainment
		Although Kuepper quit the band two years later, frustrated with record label lack of interest and an increasingly fractious relationship with singer Chris Bailey, he never doubted the worth of their achievements.
		So, on Kuepper's return from Europe, the band he was to form would be an extrapolation of ideas he had already begun pursuing.
		Wegener had been at high school with Kuepper and even drummed in an early incarnation of the Saints, but his scattershot drumming style was something rarely heard in rock'n'roll.
	www.smh.com.au /news/gig-reviews/ed-kuepper-and-jeffrey-wegener/2006/01/03/1136050423812.html (1387 words)

	Ed Kuepper and Jeffrey Wegener - Reviews - Music - Entertainment - theage.com.au
		No matter, the night was rich enough in surprises as it was, as Kuepper revisited four decades of his material, from the immortal punk of the Saints, the jagged punk-jazz of the Laughing Clowns, to his at times brilliant solo pop poetry - even throwing in some left-of-field covers for good measure.
		The sonic marvels Kuepper and Wegener conjured between just the two of them was nothing short of gobsmacking.
		One of Kuepper's few comments to the crowd was to introduce "Northcote's own" Wegener to the audience, to a fitting roar.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Reviews/Ed-Kuepper-and-Jeffrey-Wegener/2005/05/19/1116361670273.html (336 words)

	MySpace.com - Ed Kuepper - AU - Alternative / Experimental / Rock - www.myspace.com/edkuepper
		Hello and welcome to the official Ed Kuepper myspace page, guitarist and founding member of The Saints (1973-1978), Laughing Clowns (1979-1984) and ARIA-award winning solo recording artist of over sixteen studio albums, not forgetting of course the critically acclaimed The Aints.
		Ed will endeavour to respond to messages, but due to other commitments your patience is appreciated.
		The Kuepper Files is administered by the wonderful Lasse Carlestam and is done so with Ed's approval.
	www.myspace.com /edkuepper (861 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Ed Kuepper: biography, discography, reviews, links
		Ed Kuepper, gia` chitarrista dei Saints, e` una delle personalita` piu` importanti del rock Australiano degli anni '80.
		Kuepper formo` i Laughing Clowns, che all'inizio erano un quintetto con sassofono e piano elettrico.
		Toltasi un'ultima soddisfazione con la tabula rasa di History Of Rock 'n` Roll Volume One, Kuepper devio` a partire da Ghosts Of An Ideal Wife e dalla sua solenne title-track verso un sound piu` controllato.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol4/kuepper.html (451 words)

	ed kuepper: australian punk legend re-scores modern pioneer's radical films
		For this special show the 'godfather' of punk music in Australia Ed Kuepper will perform the new scores he has written for 7 short abstract films by Len Lye, one of New Zealand's most important artists of the modern era.
		Ed Kuepper's impressive credentials include being a founding member of The Saints, leading The Laughing Clowns and a solo career stretching over almost 20 years.
		Ed Kuepper in concert with Len Lye is presented by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and is a David Pestorius Project in association with the Len Lye Foundation
	www.acmi.net.au /1595277299524C11BC213614B5D8E0CA.htm (429 words)

	The Cornish Arms - Artists' Biographies
		The Saints without Ed Kuepper went on to record several more, forever tarnishing their name - which is precisely why Ed decided to form the contrary Aints in the early 90s.
		This stuff was true Saints and Kuepper redefined the band’s history by compiling this knock-out album that almost never saw the light of day – appropriately titled ‘The Most Primitive Band In The World The Saints –; Live From The Twilight Zone, Brisbane 1974’.
		When I caught up again, Ed was in the middle of releasing a brace of Mail Order Only CDs - 1995’s intimate, acoustic ‘I Was A Mail Order Bridegroom’; the same year’s atmospheric, filmic ‘The Exotic Mail Order Moods Of Ed Kuepper’ wherein he took Nick Cave and the Animals to task.
	www.cornisharms.com.au /bios/0401edkeupper.html (2142 words)

	Details for Ed Kuepper/This Is The Magic Mile at CDconnection.com
		The average rock fan is probably aware that Ed Kuepper was one of the founding members of the Saints, who along with Radio Birdman, share the honors as Australia's first great punk bands.
		More intense followers of Kuepper 's career are aware of his jazz -flavored post-punk group the Laughing Clowns and his blazing latter-day proto-punk outfit the Aints.
		With only a tiny fraction of Ed Kuepper 's recorded repertoire available in America, This Is the Magic Mile thankfully covers plenty of ground and serves as a well-deserved sampler from a man who richly deserves a higher international profile.
	www.cdconnection.com /details/Ed_Kuepper__This_Is_The_Magic_Mile/91284?s=YHxCGcFF7XXA (348 words)

	Official Ticketmaster site. Ed Kuepper tickets, concerts and tour dates
		The Saints were one of Australia's premier punk bands, and Kuepper played on two albums before leaving in 1979 to form the Laughing Clowns, a band whose sound was jazzier and quite a bit more experimental than his former group.
		Kuepper led the band through four additional albums, but became a solo act beginning with the surprisingly pop-oriented Electrical Storm in 1986.
		After another pop album, Rooms of the Magnificent, Capitol took a chance on Kuepper and signed him; his response was Everybody's Got To, his third great pop album in a row.
	www.ticketmaster.com.au /artist/749289?brand=none (455 words)

	Green Left - The exploding world of Ed Kuepper
		Kuepper's gig at Sydney's Annandale hotel on August 2 was an eagerly awaited show.
		The audience was beguiled by a rich mixture of styles and moods, from the power of early Saints, the avant-garde “jazz-rock” of the Laughing Clowns, to songs from Kuepper's solo period and more.
		Ed Kuepper had promised a two-hour journey of the music from his career, and he delivered.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1991/23/835 (301 words)

	Nick Cave and Ed Kuepper
		Conversely, Ed Kuepper has played The Ship Song live at the 1990(?) APRA Awards, and on the 1995 album Ed Kuepper's Exotic Mail Order Moods he does a great cover of Do You Love me?.
		This is also released on Ed's 1999 covers album "Reflections Of Ol' Goldeneye", Hot Records, HOT 1072.
		Ring Of Fire, Ed Kuepper on Character Assassination, and an acoustic version on Death To The Howdy-Doody Brigade.
	home.iae.nl /users/maes/cave/vs/kuepper.html (420 words)

	The Saints Eternally Yours
		While the lyrics are comparatively highbrow, Chris Baileys vocals are practically feral -- combined with Ed Kueppers crushingly powerful guitars and a set of LOUD, LOUD speakers, and youve got a record to reckon with.
		At this point Bailey and Kuepper seem telepathically entwined; when they later had an inevitable falling out over artistic differences (or whatever...), the band went soft and postpunk, and while that stuff aint bad, this record is amazing.
		Buzzsaw guitars, courtesy of the great Ed Kuepper, hover and zigzag over the galloping rhythms generated by Ivor Hay and Alasdair Ward, while Chris Bailey intones in his deadpan drawl insightful tales of horror and/or disaffection in the Western World.
	www.saintsmusic.com /eternallyyours.htm (622 words)

	Ed Kuepper talks :: ABC Perth (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ed began his career in the 70s with Brisbane punk band The Saints.
		Mr Kuepper reckons that there's a lot of room for spontaneity in such a process and has a go at explaining how, before uttering a phrase that many artists and their fans know only too well.
		Ed Kuepper's MFFL is at the Somerville Auditorium at the University of Western Australia on the 19th & 20th February at 8pm.
	www.abc.net.au /perth/stories/s1306500.htm (287 words)

	Deep End - 21 May 2004 - Ed Kuepper
		In Brisbane in the 70s his punk band the Saints were way too controversial for the local police, who regularly shut down their gigs.
		Ed Kuepper came in to the Deep End to have a chat and record a live set for us.
		Ed Kuepper is on tour with his band The Royal Sound Syndicate.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/deepend/stories/2004/1113422.htm (194 words)

	Ed Kuepper - This Is The Magic Mile : album review
		Ultimately feeling compromised, Ed quit the band to form Laughing Clowns, to further his interests in writing and particularly the horn arrangements that had forced their way into much of The Saints' more ambitious work.
		Ed's solo career has continued to take bold and unpredictable turns.
		Ed Kuepper's last new studio album was in 2000.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/ed-kuepper_0106.htm (694 words)

	Ed Kuepper - This is the Magic Mile :: Music Review :: ABC Ballarat
		Rare are the artists who could fill a triple album's worth of material; Ed Kuepper is is more than a rarity, he's a national treasure, having arguably helped change the direction of modern music itself as lead guitarist for the Saints in 1977 with the single I'm Stranded.
		What's interesting here is the compilation does not follow a linear progression through that decade - the listener gets a free ride on Ed's coat-tails as he plays DJ with his own legacy, jumping across the different lineups he's played with, from duo to five piece to solo and back again.
		This country is still gripped by an urge to hear old musicians knock out watered-down acoustic echoes of their former greatness - Ed Kuepper is the Grange Hermitage of Australian musicians, only improving in taste, quality and value as time progresses.
	www.abc.com.au /ballarat/stories/s1560495.htm (275 words)

	Ed Kuepper & Jeffrey Wegener at NSC 2005-07-13 - a photoset on Flickr (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ed Kuepper and Jeffrey Wegener at NSC 2005-07-13 - a photoset on Flickr
		Ed Kuepper and Jeffrey Wegener at NSC 2005-07-13
		Ed Kuepper and Jeffrey Wegener are doing a July residency at the Northcote Social Club - I missed the first week, but after last night's performance I'll be doing my best to catch the next 2!
	flickr.com /photos/lonelyradio/sets/587449 (98 words)

	The Saints, MP3 Music Download at eMusic
		It's simply that the feral assault of their first three records (when co-founder Ed Kuepper was in the band) is more interesting and exciting.
		After Kuepper left in 1979 and the band became Bailey's show, the twists and turns he took them through (horns, folk/blues arrangements, as well his numerous solo excursions) produced some good music, but it was mostly too scattershot and lacked focus.
		Kuepper left to form the arty Laughing Clowns and eventually made a number of records as a solo act.
	www.emusic.com /artist/10560/10560875.html (664 words)

	X-Press Online: ED KUEPPER - This Is The Magic Mile (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This Is The Magic Mile is a three disc collection that compiles 49 Ed Kuepper tunes from the period of 1990's glorious Today Wonder release through to his Smile...Pacific album of 2000.
		There is no shortage of stellar moments on This Is The Magic Mile, but from the get-go it must be said that anybody who has contributed the brilliant tune Everything I've Got Belongs To You, is worthy of their place in Australian rock celebrity.
		The unique and often gravely voiced Kuepper hand picked tracks from his countless solo releases for This Is The Magic Mile that range from the rousing live version of Electrical Storm to the simple acoustic beauty of Pretty Mary.
	www.xpressmag.com.au /archives/003040.php (329 words)

	Welcome to the I-94 Bar, can we serve you a drink?
		Ed Kuepper's stunning new album "Jean Lee and The Yellow Dog" - about the last woman to hang in Australia - is out and he's off on an Australian tour to support it.
		Hear the likes of the Scientists ("Blood Red River"), Ed Kuepper ("Honey Steels Gold"), Died Pretty ("Doughboy Hollow"), Low ("Things We Lost In The Fire") and Sonic Youth ("Daydream Nation") reprise an album of note with more acts to come.
		If a few weeks ago you missed the return of seminal Sydney punk group Evil Roomers (from whose loins X sprang), Geoff Holmes, Ed Fisher and Co are back to do it again on october 26 at the Lansdowne Hotel in Sydney with 25th Floor (Patti Smith trib) and Best in Silouhette.
	www.i94bar.com /intro.html (2573 words)

	Ed Kuepper & Jeff Wegener: Teaming Up At The Troubadour on FasterLouder.com.au
		Witness history in the making as legendary guitarist, singer and songwriter Ed Kuepper and drummer extraordinaire Jeffrey Wegener re-unite for a series of Wednesday night shows throughout April at the Troubadour, Fortitude Valley.
		In these April sessions, Kuepper’s extensive and successful career will be covered; the selection will range from The Saints to the Laughing Clowns to his solo career.
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	www.fasterlouder.com.au /news/aust/1931 (277 words)

	Sitio oficial de Ticketmaster. Ed Kuepper boletos, fechas
		Though he formed the Saints with Chris Bailey in 1975, Ed Kuepper left the band before its biggest popular success (though after its best recordings).
		The Saints were one of Australia's premier punk bands, and Kuepper played on two albums before leaving in 1979 to form the Laughing Clowns, a band whose sound was more jazzy and quite a bit more experimental than his former group.
		Despite his very appreciative cult of fans and torrid release schedule, Ed Kuepper has not managed a breakthrough to wide popular acclaim.
	www.ticketmaster.com.mx /artist/749289?brand=none (389 words)

	Ed Kuepper – Music at Last.fm
		Ed Kuepper is an Australian singer and guitarist.
		Hey Ed Kuepper fans - samples of his new stuff is up on his myspace page - give it a listen - Ed's back!!!
		yay Ed Kuepper is playing at Katoomba on the 19th March at the Carrington - Get there ye mountain folk.
	www.last.fm /music/Ed+Kuepper (988 words)

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