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Article: Vincent Gallo's Grand Experiment
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- December 7, 2007
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What do you get when actor-director-writer-musician Vincent
Gallo, best known for his indie films "Buffalo '66" and "The Brown
Bunny," teams up with Eric Erlandson, co-founder of and lead
guitarist for '90s rock-grunge band Hole?
We don't quite know -- and that's just what Gallo and
Erlandson, who call themselves RRIICCEE, are going for.
The band kicked off its tour last week and will stop at the Rock
and Roll Hotel on Saturday. So, what's the sound? "It's more a
gesture of composing and performing at the same time, always hoping
to avoid musical cliche or jamming," Gallo says.
But doesn't that sound a lot like improvisation?
"If I didn't tell you everything was improvised, you would ...
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