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The Impossibles live at Universalbuzz.com!!! The Impossibles sprang from the ashes of the tragically named Austin, Texas band 'thefatgirls' in April of 1994 when fatgirls members Rory Phillips (vocals, guitar), Craig Tweedy (bass), and Pat Elliott (drums) found themselves looking for a new singer and a less embarassing name. Acting as a stand-alone singer for the impossibles first official show, gabe soon also took on second guitar playing duties, a move that would prove critical to the future direction of the band. By this point the four members of the impossibles were unsure of their futures, with several members wishing to pursue schoolastic goals. www.universalbuzz.com /catalogresults.asp?letter=&ArtistNumber=250   (303 words)

[No title] Players wishing to apply to be members of The Impossibles family of super hero/villain groups must have at least 1 hero/villain of their own creation of at least security/threat level 20 and must complete the application process as laid out by the organization. A Coalition between the Impossibles (and/or the Forsaken) and other Coalition Members is to increase the opportunites for members to expand their social circle with other like-minded groups. For use of "The Impossibles" Global chat channel, use of the letter C in our established team format shorthand will enable members to identify teams that are comprised of Coalition Members outside of The Impossibles. www.theimpossibles.org /site/CoC.php   (1992 words)

The Impossibles Point out that the stream might have meandered in another direction had the dam not been built and you're showing disobedience to the dam, which damn well wants to stay put. The Impossibles think that the possibilities are over. The Impossibles think I'm going straight to hell for saying this, but I say let the possibilities flow. www.robertbenchley.org /2006_competition/06E083.htm   (283 words)

The Impossibles - Return For anyone who's heard the guys' first record, you know that the Impossibles are primarily a power-pop/punk band. After the band released their second cd, a 5-song EP (which included an alternate version of an album track), you could tell the band was trying to get mileage out of what material they had left. This makes me think that in the few years since the last Impossibles record, the band aged maybe 10 years: Much more technical song writing (for pop-punk that is). www.adkg.com /reviews/music/impossibles-return.html   (602 words)

Don Markstein's Toonopedia: The Impossibles The Impossibles (no relation) were a trio of rock'n'roll musicians, who did the super-powered crime-fighter gig in their spare time. & the Impossibles, on CBS, on September 10, 1966. Frankie's segments were re-packaged into new shows several times since the original show aired, but The Impossibles haven't been seen in many years. www.toonopedia.com /impossib.htm   (346 words)

Ink 19 :: The Impossibles I believe an Ink 19 review referred to The Impossibles as "the Weezer of ska," and the analogy becomes quite clear when watching them perform. The Impossibles hold many Weezer-esque traits, like hard rock mixed in with a light, emo feel at times and catchy melodies and harmonies. What I love most about The Impossibles is their ability to keep a lighthearted feel to their music, but still rock hard and not lose respectability as musicians. www.ink19.com /issues/june2001/liveInk/impossibles.html   (663 words)

Impossibles >> Aversion.com Starting out as a third-wave ska outfit, The Impossibles took the punk/carribbean sounds of third wave ska and build a loud, though at times catchy, monument to the latest wave of ska. With stronger compositions than many of their contemporaries, the Impossibles manage to display songwriting skills, though never truly transcend the limitations of their chosen genre. Though the band would be put on a brief hiatus while songwriter Rory Philips would leave for a stint with the Stereo, the band would reunite in 2000, this time moving its focus to straight-up power pop, throwing away its ska leanings. www.aversion.com /bands/impossibles/index.cfm   (184 words)

HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM | REVIEWS | The Impossibles - 4 Song Brick Bomb In varying forms, this band has been around since 1994, but fans of their early work will find The Impossibles have come a long way. On the other hand, you have to hand it to The Impossibles for pulling this trick off with such genuine conviction and skill. While the lyrics are moving in their own right, the chills you’re feeling come from the absolutely gorgeous interplay of Phillips’s and Hascall’s guitars, which sound like birds on a wire serenading each other. www.hybridmagazine.com /reviews/0801/impossibles.shtml   (692 words)

Impossibles: aversion.com interview Things haven’t gotten that bad for The Impossibles yet, but it’s only because the band’s too stubborn to cater to the crowds of kids who show up at their shows with their one-track minds set on the band’s long-gone days as a third-wave ska act. Although The Impossibles cut their teeth on ska-punk in the mid-’90s they’re anything but pigeonholed into the genre. In just four songs, The Impossibles whiz through everything from their most rocking number to date with a song that makes nods toward hardcore while remaining inside the band’s pop framework ("Get It + Got It + Good") to a loud, chiming pure pop ("Long Way From, Long Time Since"). www.aversion.com /bands/interviews.cfm?f_id=126   (1254 words)

The Impossibles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Impossibles (American band), a 1990s indie-ska group from Austin, Texas. The Impossibles (TV series), a 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon television series. The Impossibles (Thai band), a 1970s Thai rock band. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Impossibles   (93 words)

Review of Return by The Impossibles > eleven elephants > new indie, alternative and modern rock reviews daily After a few years and a few side projects, The Impossibles are back 4 the attack with their newest full length offering, "Return". Gone are the ska riffs from their first two releases which is definitely a step in the right direction. It also shows The Impossibles expanding on their already perfected power pop sound with the piano driven "Intermission" and acoustic closer "Stopping Sound". www.elevenelephants.com /review/67   (251 words)

Amazon.com: Return: Music: The Impossibles   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) The Impossibles' new CD borrows from The Stereo more than the Impossibles of old, but something totally new is also thrown in there. Just to let all know...just because The Impossibles sound different two years after the broke up doesn't mean it is a bad thing. Being a teenage scenester from Austin, Texas it is mandatory that I listen to the Impossibles. www.amazon.com /Return-Impossibles/dp/B00004TV48   (952 words)

soul sides: Frank Cardona + The Impossibles: Quirky Covers The Impossibles cover of B.T. Express' classic '70s jam, "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" is even stranger. This album sounds clearly recorded live since you can hear the audience that the Impossibles interacting with them (plus the fidelity is hardly studio quality). It's not a remarkable cover...except that it's by a bunch of English-speaking Thai guys and sometimes, that kind of backstory alone is enough (see Please's cover of "Sing a Simple Song" too, for example). soul-sides.com /2007/02/frank-cardona-impossible-quirky-covers.html   (288 words)

YouTube - The Impossibles - (Never) Say Goodbye It's so hard to find videos or anything else of the Impossibles, and they were such the perfect band. Being the huge Impossibles fan that I am that last time I watched the dvd (first time in a long while) I recorded all the live music. The Impossibles - 12 - This Is Fucking Tragic www.youtube.com /watch?v=8XUyzNViiJg   (374 words)

Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Anthology by The Impossibles (Hardcore) at Epinions.com A while back, my friend here on epinions LessThanNick1 recommended the Impossibles to me. Now, since Nick's OTHER recommendations have included bad pop punk bands and (ugh) the Voodoo Glow Skulls I was of course a little cautious. But, I downloaded a few tracks by the impossibles and I was amazed. The funny thing about the Impossibles is that all of their songs are about NOT getting girls. www.epinions.com /content_19977440900   (658 words)

Ink 19 :: The Impossibles   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) The Impossibles pull off raspy, screaming vocals without sounding like hardcore poseurs or rock god wannabes. -- emo sound for The Impossibles, and I hope this is an indicator of things to come. There's a way cool Impossibles stencil included with this album! www.ink19.com /issues/june2001/wetInk/musicI/impossibles.html   (241 words)

Rockbites: The Impossibles release EP, set new tour dates A couple of weeks ago, Austin punk pop quartet The Impossibles (not to be confused with the Sydney, Australia band of the same name) released a great four song EP—proving that last year’s comeback album following their 1998 breakup was no flash in the pan. Titled 4_song_brick_bomb and very nicely packaged in a slim jewel case with stencil-cut insert and lyrics card, the new set was produced by the prolific Brian McTernan (The Axis Set, Drowningman, The Explosion, Fairweather, Halobox, Milemarker, The Movielife, Reachthesky...) at his Salad Days Studio in College Park, Maryland northeast of Washington, DC. The Impossibles (vocalists and guitarists Rory and Gabe, bass player Craig, drummer Pat—they don’t mention their surnames) recently finished a 30+ date marathon tour of the US, but hit the road again on 27 July leading up to a stint on this year’s Warped tour (check our tour dates link). rockbites.org /newsByMonth/2001June/2001June26-2.html   (296 words)

Impossibles MP3 Directory The two were the only ones to play on the debut "Three Hundred." Rory did various instruments and sang lead vocals on four of the album's songs. The sites I check for the latest happens are Asleigh's page which is straight up sounds. Also fucking tragic dot net hosts some sounds and is putting together a tribute to the Impossibles. www.angelfire.com /indie/impossibles   (458 words)

Amazon.com: Anthology: Music: Impossibles   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) The Impossibles are just a fun band to listen too. I listen to a wide variety of music from NOFX to The Roots to Bob Marley to Sublime, but this Impossibles album is... Ska is very cool, emo is very cool, the Impossibles combine these two genres,... www.amazon.com /Anthology-Impossibles/dp/B00000IWW2   (960 words)

"Frankenstein, Jr. and the Impossibles" (1966)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) It really comes as a surprise the limited number of episodes for this series (just 18 episodes). I didn't care much for Frankenstein Jr., but boy!, "The Impossibles", they were something else! A Quartet of musicians (like the Fab Four) that were also superheroes, real fun concept, silly superpowers and the drawings were slightly stylized, great, healthy, harmless fun. us.imdb.com /Title?0059984   (235 words)

Hoodoo King and the Impossibles   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) Hoodoo King and the Impossibles are an 8 piece Soul/R+B outfit from Melbourne who have an eclectic sound of their own. Described by the Herald Sun as raucous Memphis soul style band with a driving beat reminiscent of James Brown, a horn section that could be mistaken for the Memphis Horns, stinging Steve Cropper like guitar licks and a growling Jimmy Smith style Hammond. The Impossibles self titled CD is now available for purchase from either live shows or www.oz-music.com /impossibles   (144 words)

The Impossibles History: The Impossible are a team of heroes working for Big D. They travel around the world under their cover as a rock group (of the same name). When needed, Big D contacts them through a transmitter hidden in the bottom of Coil-Man's guitar, and they transform into their superhero identities before racing off in their Impossicar to battle evil. History: It is unknown how Coil Man gained his powers or became a member of the superhero team / rock band "The Impossibles". www.internationalhero.co.uk /i/impossib.htm   (317 words)

The Impossibles - Last.fm The Impossibles sprang from the ashes of the tragically named Austin, Texas band 'thefatgirls' in April of 1994 when fatgirls members Rory Phillips (vocals, guitar), Craig Tweedy (bass), and Pat Elliott (drums) found themselves looking for a new singer and a less embarrassing name. The Impossibles isn't available on Last.fm radio yet. let it be noted that The Impossibles were better when they weren't playing ska. www.last.fm /music/The+Impossibles   (260 words)

Dance To The Sun - » the impossibles   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) They released two EPs more (The Drum and Dophin) to dissapear afterwards without leaving any trace (Dallas/Grundy, where are you now?)  I keep playing their records a lot from time to time and wonder why they have been forgotten so easily.  Time is cruel sometimes. Join the fray by commenting, tracking what others have to say, or linking to it from your blog. Unless otherwise specified, all content is made available under the Creative Commons License. dancetothesun.com /2006/07/01/the-impossibles   (156 words)

Splendid: Departments: Pointless Questions: The Impossibles You've been given a robot that can be trained to perform one standardized task perfectly, as often as necessary. The Impossibles are one of those rock 'n' roll miracles -- a band that split up, got back together after two years and was actually significantly better than they were before the split! This year's EP, Brick Bomb, completed the band's transition from a half-hearted ska outfit (pre-breakup) to a pleasingly melodic hardcore band...which, while still a dime a dozen, is better than ska. www.splendidezine.com /departments/pq/impossibles.html   (968 words)

Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles Cast Pictures - Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles Cast and Crew - TV.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) and The Impossibles Cast Pictures - Frankenstein Jr. Archie's TV Funnies saw the traditional Archie characters (Archie, Jughead, Reggie, Betty, and Veronica) in charge of a television station, where they played cartoons based on famous comic strips... Disney's smash hit Kim Possible is all about a high school teen, balancing the cheerleading captain position, honor roll, and many more, including saving the world from villains. www.tv.com /show/4923/cast.html   (314 words)

Impossibles - The week of august 1st Lyrics for Song Impossibles - The week of august 1st Lyrics for Song Impossibles Lyrics - The week of august 1st Lyrics > I > Impossibles Lyrics > The week of august 1st Song Lyrics stlyrics.com /songs/i/impossibles1906/theweekofaugust1st90296.html   (245 words)

Review - The Impossibles: Return Not to be confused with Thee Impossibles, an entirely unconnected concern. Their song "Enter/Return" has some imposing guitar, but the overall affair is a rather weary one. Lots of feasible influences happening on these twelve songs: Weezer, Brutal Juice, Superdrag, and Far, among others, but the lack of innovation makes this remarkably unremarkable. www.cosmik.com /aa-february02/reviews/review_the_impossibles.html   (53 words)

The Impossibles - Music Downloads - Online Craig Tweedy, Gabe Hascall, Pat Elliott, Rory Phillips, Bio: The Austin, TX-based pop-ska band the Impossibles comprised singers/guitarists Rory Phillips and Gabe Hascall, bassist Craig Tweedy, and drummer Pat Elliott. Debuting in 1997 with a self-titled LP, the group returned the following year with an EP, Back for the Attack, before disbanding, as members of the band wanted to go to college (they had all recently graduated from high school). musicstore.connect.com /artist/235/The-Impossibles/1038743.html   (176 words)

Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles @ Toonarific Cartoons Once activated by Buzz’s ring, the robot could talk, swim, fly, and shoot stun rays. In a separate segment, The Impossibles were three secret agents who masqueraded as a rock band. Coil Man could bounce and stretch himself anywhere, Fluid Man could turn from solid to liquid, and Multi Man was a human Xerox machine, who could quickly make duplicates of himself (and without ever getting jammed). www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=1316   (191 words)

The FBR/Impossibles Community's Journal It is the week of August first, official "Listen to the Impossibles Week." Do it!! (craig from the impossibles is in the band too!) For all you newbies, here is my Impossibles Tabs Page. community.livejournal.com /heyyoukids   (662 words)

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