Awesome cover of Margot and the Nuclear So and So's song Broad Ripple is Burning by Noah East. The video is more for the song not so much the images.. + Informações

A much clearer and straightforward version of the song Ocean by MNSS.. + Informações

Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos preform "Flower Pot" in a vacant apartment on NYC's Lower East Side, December 13th 2008. + Informações

Margot perform As Tall As Cliffs live. + Informações

From the album, The Dust of Retreat. + Informações

Talking In Code. + Informações

Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos My Baby Shoots Her Mouth Off. + Informações

Margot-Skeleton Key. + Informações

Taken off their Daytrotter Session, 2008. + Informações

Artist : Margot & The Nuclear So And So's Album : Buzzard (2010). + Informações

The studio version isn't on here, and the live version ... well, no one deserves that, imo.. + Informações

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from the album The Dust of Retreat. + Informações

This music does not belong to me, obviously. Just sharing. + Informações

Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos As Tall As Cliffs. + Informações

The demo from Magot and the Nuclear So and So's.. + Informações

Margot playing at Indy CD and Vinyl on 4/13/06. + Informações

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www.margotandthenuclearsoandsos.com :) Kthx.. + Informações

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Margot & The Nuclear So & Sos created quite a stir this year. Over the past year the band recorded 21 songs in Chicago with producer extraordinare Brian Deck. Once the recordings were complete, Margot put together the record they hoped to release and sent it off to their new major label, Sony Epic. The label promptly disagreed. The label then asked for all the recordings and put together the record they believed would sell. Thus Animal and Not Animal were born. After months of fighting and threats to release the entire bunch of song out to the internet, the label and band finally reached a compromise. Not Animal would be released by the label in all formats and Animal would be released on vinyl and digital only. The dual-released caused some commotion among critics, many not knowing which record they should review. Some came to the consensus that a combination of the two would have been better than the convoluted dual-release. Fans, however, responded. The albums sold far more in their first weeks than the label projections. Some of those critics may also believe the dual-release to be pure ego at work, but lead singer Richard Edwards has never fully embraced the idea of becoming a star. He sees himself as an artist and simply hears and sees his vision, tries to execute it and then disperse it to as many people as possible. Maybe in the case of these records, digging in his heels worked against him. Maybe without the battle with the label, the record that could've been .... + Informações

Margot & The Nuclear So & Sos created quite a stir this year. Over the past year the band recorded 21 songs in Chicago with producer extraordinare Brian Deck. Once the recordings were complete, Margot put together the record they hoped to release and sent it off to their new major label, Sony Epic. The label promptly disagreed. The label then asked for all the recordings and put together the record they believed would sell. Thus Animal and Not Animal were born. After months of fighting and threats to release the entire bunch of song out to the internet, the label and band finally reached a compromise. Not Animal would be released by the label in all formats and Animal would be released on vinyl and digital only. The dual-released caused some commotion among critics, many not knowing which record they should review. Some came to the consensus that a combination of the two would have been better than the convoluted dual-release. Fans, however, responded. The albums sold far more in their first weeks than the label projections. Some of those critics may also believe the dual-release to be pure ego at work, but lead singer Richard Edwards has never fully embraced the idea of becoming a star. He sees himself as an artist and simply hears and sees his vision, tries to execute it and then disperse it to as many people as possible. Maybe in the case of these records, digging in his heels worked against him. Maybe without the battle with the label, the record that could've been .... + Informações

From the album "Buzzard". Buy it!. + Informações

A demo version of Broadripple is Burning by Margot & The Nuclear So and So's. + Informações

Vampires in Blue Dresses is by the band Margot and the Nuclear So and So's. Here's the chords. I get quite a few requests for them: I don't remember what the second chord I'm playing is called but the tab for that one is: 0-2-2-0-1-0 ... basically from the C chord you slide the finger that's on the A string, third fret to A string 2nd Fret. Right now, I'm going to call it "$" for demarcation purposes. Capo on 3rd Fret, Standard Tuning (Intro) C, $, Am $, C [$] [Am] [$] [C] Somebody's gonna love you [$] [Am] [Dm] Somebody outta lay you out [Am] [E] Don't give it away [Am] [Dm] [Am] Cause I need you the most when I am half of what I was [E] [Am] When I was in your room [Dm] [Am] [E] Don't pick up the phone [Am] Don't answer the door [Dm] [Am] Cause those villains want your blood [E] [Am] And they're gonna get it Then the next part works the same way. Try watching the cover by devilishlypure here on YouTube. That's the video I watched when I was learning it. Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com. + Informações