Melodic Piano Driven Pop-Rock with a dirty electric edge.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Hologram	3:25
2		You Don't Love Me	3:50
3		Great Big Fall	2:57
4		You Could Die	2:48
5		Star	4:13
6		Lonely Town	5:50
7		3-Days	2:21
8		Square	3:26
9		Dreams	2:53
10		The Money Song	2:06
11		Baby Tells Me (It's Alright)	3:05
12		Happy?	2:50
13		Rosarita	3:57
14		A Million Years From Now	4:40

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Description

The Bloody Lovelies in Bullets

Band Members:

Randy Wooten - Songwriting - Keys - Vocals
Eric Holden - Bass - Wit - Charm
Craig Macintyre - Drums - Machismo - Vegetarianism
Lance Konerth - Guitar - Slinky Moves

Current Albums:

The 3-Days EP, Some Truth And A Little Money

Current Status:

Wise
Strutting
Rocking the United States

Facts About The Bloody Lovelies:

Randy Wooten formed the band on the campus of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.
October 30, 2002 The Bloody Lovelies tied Shakira for the number four spot on Gavin's list of most added titles.
The band once had to beat-box its way through a fraternity party
The song "You Don't Love Me" has been played on almost 50 Top-40 radio stations in the US.
The band has received fan emails from The Netherlands, Belgium, Yugoslavia, and Japan. And Canada.
Eric Holden has played on The Tonight Show
In 1999 an excerpt of the band's song "Lonely" was played during a story about Napster on NPR's All Things Considered
Randy Wooten taught himself to play the piano and speaks French
Craig Macintyre's kick drum once "found its way" into Joe Walsh's swimming pool.
MP3.com Music Director, Rod Underhill describes The Bloody Lovelies as "The best kept secret in Rock-n-Roll."
Eric Holden Roots for the Red Sox
Contrary to rumor The Bloody Lovelies were not raised in the woods by Jewel
Randy Wooten can juggle
The Bloody Lovelies song "Ceiling" has gotten over 110-thousand downloads from MP3 radio.
Craig Macintyre once saved a blues singer's life with orange juice.
The Bloody Lovelies spent six weeks on Mainstream Radio Index's MRIsing chart of growth in medium-market top-40 stations sharing the chart with Sheryl Crow, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Pearl Jam.
The Bloody Lovelies were the only unsigned band on the chart during those six weeks.