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The Moldy Peaches were an anti-folk group formed in New York City in 1994 by Adam Green, later joined by Kimya Dawson and a rotation of touring members.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080511194506/http://www.beggarsgroupusa.com/themoldypeaches/biography/</ref> They are most known for their song "Anyone Else But You", which featured in the 2008 film ''Juno''. Currently on streaming services there are two releases: 2001's ''The Moldy Peaches'' (which compiled songs from an earlier self-titled CD from 2000 and the compilation CD ''Ferever'') and 2003's ''Unreleased Cutz & Live Jamz 1994-2002'', both released by Rough Trade Records. Before those two releases, however, there were a handful of limited release cassettes released by Adam's own Average Cabbage Records which to this day are extremely hard to find. Many of the tracks would eventually end up on one of the two Rough Trade releases or the later release ''Origin Story 1994-1999'' by ORG Music in 2022, however there are still several tracks which to this day have not found their way online. | The Moldy Peaches were an anti-folk group formed in New York City in 1994 by Adam Green, later joined by Kimya Dawson and a rotation of touring members.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080511194506/http://www.beggarsgroupusa.com/themoldypeaches/biography/</ref> They are most known for their song "Anyone Else But You", which featured in the 2008 film ''Juno''. Currently, on streaming services, there are two releases: 2001's ''The Moldy Peaches'' (which compiled songs from an earlier self-titled CD from 2000 and the compilation CD ''Ferever'') and 2003's ''Unreleased Cutz & Live Jamz 1994-2002'', both released by Rough Trade Records. Before those two releases, however, there were a handful of limited-release cassettes released by Adam's own Average Cabbage Records which to this day are extremely hard to find. Many of the tracks would eventually end up on one of the two Rough Trade releases or the later release ''Origin Story 1994-1999'' by ORG Music in 2022, however, there are still several tracks which to this day have not found their way online. | ||
===Missing releases=== | ===Missing releases=== | ||
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* ''Moldy Peaches 2000: Fer the Kids / Live 1999'' (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999 (rereleased with ''X-Ray Vision'' as ''Ferever'' (CD) - Average Cabbage Records - 2000) | * ''Moldy Peaches 2000: Fer the Kids / Live 1999'' (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999 (rereleased with ''X-Ray Vision'' as ''Ferever'' (CD) - Average Cabbage Records - 2000) | ||
* <i>The Love Boat - Live!!!</i> (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999 | * <i>The Love Boat - Live!!!</i> (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999 | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:46, 13 March 2024
Adam Green, Jack Dishel, and Kimya Dawson of The Moldy Peaches.
Status: Partially lost
The Moldy Peaches were an anti-folk group formed in New York City in 1994 by Adam Green, later joined by Kimya Dawson and a rotation of touring members.[1] They are most known for their song "Anyone Else But You", which featured in the 2008 film Juno. Currently, on streaming services, there are two releases: 2001's The Moldy Peaches (which compiled songs from an earlier self-titled CD from 2000 and the compilation CD Ferever) and 2003's Unreleased Cutz & Live Jamz 1994-2002, both released by Rough Trade Records. Before those two releases, however, there were a handful of limited-release cassettes released by Adam's own Average Cabbage Records which to this day are extremely hard to find. Many of the tracks would eventually end up on one of the two Rough Trade releases or the later release Origin Story 1994-1999 by ORG Music in 2022, however, there are still several tracks which to this day have not found their way online.
Missing releases
- X-Ray Vision (EP) - Average Cabbage Records - 1996
- Moldy Peaches 2000: Fer the Kids / Live 1999 (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999 (rereleased with X-Ray Vision as Ferever (CD) - Average Cabbage Records - 2000)
- The Love Boat - Live!!! (Cassette) - Average Cabbage Records - 1999