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Project Falcon… More exciting than a Cable Tv message on your answering machine at 5 in the morning. The Falcon seems to have always been here. 9 years in the making and too many eps to recall.
The band began it’s days back in the Fall of 1999 at a small gathering at Daniel McEachern’s home in Port Neches, TX. Jedi Guitarist, Greg Williams, and fancy vocalist, Brian Girolamo, were sitting around on the porch attempting to perform Tool’s AEnima for the first time together. Soon after, the party was scattered due to a few officers of the law responding to a noise violation. Ironically, this began the Greg and Brian Sessions Tapes which began in Spring of 2000.
Given the name ‘Project Falcon’ by Hunter Keeney around this time, Greg and Brian began writing and making tapes under this name and soon went through a slew of band members that jammed with us. Among them were Hunter Keeney, Jeff Bedair, Dave Macha, Ryan Stelly, Ryan Byrne, Jason Duplant, Kevin Kupper, Mark Ponder, Curtis Tinsley, Dave Sapp and finally Girolamo’s cousin Derek Akins arose to take up the bass and begin writing and playing with the band. Derek “Double D” Akins, who had just started playing the bass for another local act, Sunrise, had a jam room down the hall from the local band Audio Angel and Atomic Trinity, where Project Falcon would also practice. He would pop in and check the bands, listening to Greg and Girolamo as well and soon became a staple in the group. Sunrise quickly went on hiatus and so Double D was asked to join the Falcon as full time bassist. He agreed and joined Project Falcon for life and began writing with Greg and Brian (“Hand Down, Jesus Drives a Neon, Old Age and Beamers, Swandive, Idioplomacy”).
The band began it’s days back in the Fall of 1999 at a small gathering at Daniel McEachern’s home in Port Neches, TX. Jedi Guitarist, Greg Williams, and fancy vocalist, Brian Girolamo, were sitting around on the porch attempting to perform Tool’s AEnima for the first time together. Soon after, the party was scattered due to a few officers of the law responding to a noise violation. Ironically, this began the Greg and Brian Sessions Tapes which began in Spring of 2000.
Given the name ‘Project Falcon’ by Hunter Keeney around this time, Greg and Brian began writing and making tapes under this name and soon went through a slew of band members that jammed with us. Among them were Hunter Keeney, Jeff Bedair, Dave Macha, Ryan Stelly, Ryan Byrne, Jason Duplant, Kevin Kupper, Mark Ponder, Curtis Tinsley, Dave Sapp and finally Girolamo’s cousin Derek Akins arose to take up the bass and begin writing and playing with the band. Derek “Double D” Akins, who had just started playing the bass for another local act, Sunrise, had a jam room down the hall from the local band Audio Angel and Atomic Trinity, where Project Falcon would also practice. He would pop in and check the bands, listening to Greg and Girolamo as well and soon became a staple in the group. Sunrise quickly went on hiatus and so Double D was asked to join the Falcon as full time bassist. He agreed and joined Project Falcon for life and began writing with Greg and Brian (“Hand Down, Jesus Drives a Neon, Old Age and Beamers, Swandive, Idioplomacy”).
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| FULL TRACK Strangers on a Train | 3:56 | |
| FULL TRACK Moo quality | 4:11 | |
| FULL TRACK He Sang From the Heart | 4:25 | |
| FULL TRACK Swandive (Part 1) The Utmost Ruckus (Part 2)… | 6:43 | Free MP3 |
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New song and EP? But I thought the Falcon was RIP?
19 Sep 2009 | from blog.myspace.com/Project Falcon (Ah! Ah!)
Oh my... well, the Falcon is no more, but this year being the
10 year anniversary of the band needed to push on. Halloween has
always been a special day for the Falcon as far as EP's drop in the
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Recent Activity
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Back to the Future 4 demo EP out & NEW WEBSITE UP!’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Greg, Corn and Adrienne at Cork in Houston Aug 1st tomorrow night’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘New Harum Scarum 2 song is up from new EP!’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Ten Years and that's a wrap! RIP FALCON’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Marble Man Davis & Beetlejuice demo up’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Back to the Future 4:Feed the Fish EP’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘Abida, Abida (The Porky) is up for checkin from the new EP’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘New song and EP? But I thought the Falcon was RIP?’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘The Project Falcon website on Last.Fm.com is awesome’. May 2011
- Project Falcon posted a news item ‘SLEEP, EDDIE’. May 2011
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