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* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} Dreaming]]", and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
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* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} "[[Music/{{Blondie|Band}} Dreaming]]", and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
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* FollowTheLeader: ''Frosting On The Beater'' and especially ''Amazing Disgrace'' feature a heavier guitar sound than the rest of their discography, putting them more in line with AlternativeRock trends of the mid-90's.
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other projects. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''. Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer have also released their own solo records, with Ken's most recent album, ''Danzig in the Moonlight'', being released in 2012.
Their current lineup is made up of:
* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* Matt Harris (Bass)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla (Drums)
Their current lineup is made up of:
* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* Matt Harris (Bass)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla (Drums)
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The Posies are were an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other projects. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''. Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer have also released their own solo records, with Ken's most recent album, ''Danzig in the Moonlight'', being released in 2012.
Their current lineup is made The Posies broke up of:
* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* Matt Harris (Bass)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla (Drums)
in 2021 after Stringfellow was [[https://www.kuow.org/stories/as-sexual-misconduct-allegations-dog-ken-stringfellow-of-the-posies-the-band-breaks-up accused]] of sexual misconduct by several women. Both Auer and drummer Frankie Siragusa quit the band and cut all ties with Stringfellow after hearing the accusations.
* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* Matt Harris (Bass)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla (Drums)
* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer]] - Guitar, Vocals (1987-2021)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] - Guitar, Vocals (1987-2021)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken Stringfellow]] - Guitar, Vocals (1987-2021)
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* Matt Harris - Bass (2001-2014)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla - Drums (2001-2014)
* Frankie Siragusa - Drums (2015-2021)
* Darius "Take One" Minwalla - Drums (2001-2014)
* Frankie Siragusa - Drums (2015-2021)
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* Jon Auer (Guitar, Vocals)
* Ken Stringfellow (Guitar, Vocals)
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* [[Music/BigStar Jon Auer Auer]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar KenStringfellow Stringfellow]] (Guitar, Vocals)
* [[Music/BigStar Ken
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* EpicRocking: "Flood Of Sunshine" (8:25)
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other projects. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''. Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer have also released their own solo records, with Ken's most recent album, "Danzig in the Moonlight" being released in 2012.
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other projects. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''. Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer have also released their own solo records, with Ken's most recent album, "Danzig ''Danzig in the Moonlight" Moonlight'', being released in 2012.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance / RefugeInAudacity: At a time when the [[{{Grunge}} local rock scene]] was limited in exposure to the "Subterranean Pop" magazine and radio program (which evolved ino the Creator/SubPop record label), the Posies were able to get early singles onto mainstream Seattle radio with the national hitmakers simply by walking up to the front desk with their cassette.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance / RefugeInAudacity: AchievementsInIgnorance[=/=]RefugeInAudacity: At a time when the [[{{Grunge}} local rock scene]] was limited in exposure to the "Subterranean Pop" magazine and radio program (which evolved ino into the Creator/SubPop record label), the Posies were able to get early singles onto mainstream Seattle UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} radio with the national hitmakers simply by walking up to the front desk with their cassette.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance / RefugeInAudacity: At a time when the [[{{Grunge}} local rock scene]] was limited in exposure to the "Subterranean Pop" magazine and radio program, program (which evolved ino the Creator/SubPop record label), the Posies were able to get early singles onto mainstream Seattle radio with the national hitmakers simply by walking up to the front desk with their cassette.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Despite being from Seattle, the band has somewhat cult followings in Spain, France and other parts of Europe.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The album title ''Frosting On The Beater'' [[ADateWithRosiePalms doesn't refer to an egg beater.]]
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other products. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''.
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other products.projects. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''. \n Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer have also released their own solo records, with Ken's most recent album, "Danzig in the Moonlight" being released in 2012.
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* [[UnpluggedVersion Unplugged Album]]: Two - ''In Case You Didn't Feel Like Plugging In'' and ''Nice Cheekbones and a Ph.D''.
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* [[UnpluggedVersion Unplugged Album]]: Two - ''In Case You Didn't Feel Like Plugging In'' In'', a live album and ''Nice Cheekbones and a Ph.D''.D'', an EP featuring new originals written by Auer and Stringfellow, released in 2001.
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* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} Dreaming]], and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
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* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} Dreaming]], Dreaming]]", and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
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* AchievementsInIgnorance / RefugeInAudacity: At a time when the [{{Grunge}} [[{{Grunge}} local rock scene]] was limited in exposure to the "Subterranean Pop" magazine and radio program, the Posies were able to get early singles onto mainstream Seattle radio with the national hitmakers simply by walking up to the front desk with their cassette.
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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: The post-reunion Posies "[[http://www.allmusic.com/album/blood-candy-mw0002027460 exist as something between a full-time band and a side project]]", given the solo careers and session commitments of both major members along with their ([[AuthorExistenceFailure recently ended]]) shared role in Music/BigStar.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: Following a 1998 breakup, Auer and Stringfellow worked together on a greatest hits collection, a boxed set, an unplugged live album, and toured as part of the reconstituted [[Music/BigStar]] before returning to work as the Posies.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: Following a 1998 breakup, Auer and Stringfellow worked together on a greatest hits collection, a boxed set, an unplugged live album, and toured as part of the reconstituted [[Music/BigStar]] Music/BigStar before returning to work as the Posies.
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well recieved. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other products. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''.
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The Posies are an AlternativeRock[=/=]PowerPop band formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1987 by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. The band released their debut album ''Failure'' in 1988. Their second album ''Dear 23'', released in 1990 was their major label debut and was well recieved.received. It included the singles "Golden Blunders" and "Suddenly Mary". They released 3 other albums before focusing on other products. In 2005, they made their comeback album, ''Every Kind of Light''. 2 songs, "I Guess You're Right" and "Love Comes" were packaged as sample music in Windows Vista computers. In 2010, they released their latest album ''Blood/Candy''.
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* Dave Fox- Bass (1992–1994)
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* Dave Fox- Fox - Bass (1992–1994)
* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: The post-reunion Posies "[[http://www.allmusic.com/album/blood-candy-mw0002027460 exist as something between a full-time band and a side project]]", given the solo careers and session commitments of both major members along with their ([[AuthorExistenceFailure recently ended]]) shared role in Music/BigStar.
* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} Dreaming]], and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
* FollowTheLeader: ''Frosting On The Beater'' and especially ''Amazing Disgrace'' feature a heavier guitar sound than the rest of their discography, putting them more in line with AlternativeRock trends of the mid-90's.
* CoverVersion: The 2000 boxed set features versions of "[[Music/{{Devo}} Wiggly World]]", "[[Music/BigStar What's Going Ahn]]", "[[Music/CheapTrick Surrender]]", "[[Music/{{Blondie}} Dreaming]], and the Jeff Beck Group instrumental "Beck's Bolero".
* FollowTheLeader: ''Frosting On The Beater'' and especially ''Amazing Disgrace'' feature a heavier guitar sound than the rest of their discography, putting them more in line with AlternativeRock trends of the mid-90's.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Ken GreatestHitsAlbum: "Dream All Day: The Best Of The Posies"
* PowerPop
* RevolvingDoorBand: As the "former members" list shows, the rhythm section has been in flux for the entire run.
* ShoutOut: The song title "Golden Blunders" is one more in the great tradition of [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]] shouts, with the unusual twist that [[Music/RingoStarr Ringo]] ended up covering it.
* TenMinuteRetirement: Following a 1998 breakup, Auer and Stringfellowis also known for being the vocalist of The Disciplines. He also worked with {{REM}}. Not to mention both Jon together on a greatest hits collection, a boxed set, an unplugged live album, and Ken are members toured as part of Music/BigStar
.the reconstituted [[Music/BigStar]] before returning to work as the Posies.
* [[UnpluggedVersion Unplugged Album]]: Two - ''In Case You Didn't Feel Like Plugging In'' and ''Nice Cheekbones and a Ph.D''.
* PowerPop
* RevolvingDoorBand: As the "former members" list shows, the rhythm section has been in flux for the entire run.
* ShoutOut: The song title "Golden Blunders" is one more in the great tradition of [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]] shouts, with the unusual twist that [[Music/RingoStarr Ringo]] ended up covering it.
* TenMinuteRetirement: Following a 1998 breakup, Auer and Stringfellow
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* AlbumTitleDrop: "Frosting on the Beater" has this in "Solar Sister" and "Every Kind of Light has this in "Anything and Everything."
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* AlbumTitleDrop: "Frosting ''Frosting on the Beater" Beater'' has this in "Solar Sister" and "Every Kind of Light has this in "Anything and Everything.""
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The album title ''Frosting On The Beater'' [[ADateWithRosiePalms doesn't refer to an egg beater.]]
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The album title ''Frosting On The Beater'' [[ADateWithRosiePalms doesn't refer to an egg beater.]]
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Ken Stringfellow is also known for being the vocalist of The Disciplines. He also worked with {{REM}}. Not to mention both Jon and Ken are members of BigStar.Music/BigStar
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Ken Stringfellow is also known for being the vocalist of The Disciplines. He also worked with {{REM}}. Not to mention both Jon and Ken are members of BigStar.