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Drop Nineteens Were A Boston-Based Indie Rock Band Active From 1991 To 1995. They Were One Of A Few U.S.-Based Bands Who Styled Themselves On England's Distinctive Shoegazing Sound Taking Their Inspiration From Bands Such As My Bloody Valentine Slowdive Th' Faith Healers And Bleach. The Band Was Formed By Former Classmates Greg Ackell Vocals Guitar And Chris Roof Drums Who Recruited Paula Kelley Vocals Guitar Steve Zimmerman Bass And Motohiro Yasue Guitar . Much Like Boston's Pixies Who Came Before Them Drop Nineteens Were Better Known In The U.K. Where As An Unsigned Band They First Gained Attention From The British Music Press With Two 8-Track Demos. The Band Would Ultimately Reach The U.K.'s Indie Album And Indie Singles Charts With Formal Releases After Signing A Record Deal. Signing To Caroline Records Hut Records In The UK Drop Nineteens Immediately Garnered College Radio Airplay With Their 1992 Debut Album Delaware. Due To Artistic Differences Several Member Changes Occurred Between The First And Second Full Length Releases. Paula Kelley Chris Roof And Motohiro Yasue Went On To Pursue Other Interests And Megan Gilbert Vocals Guitar Pete Koeplin Drums Now Drummer For The Band Kahoots And Justin Crosby Guitar Were Added To The Lineup In 1993. Shortly Thereafter Drop Nineteens Released Their Second Full-Length Album National Coma. National Coma's Original Cover Design Was A Photograph Of A Reclining Nude Woman Painted Entirely White Wearing A White Ski Mask In Front Of A White Background. Most CD Copies Have A Jumbled Censored Version Of This Photo While LPs Have The Original Cover. The Japanese Version Of The Album Had Two Bonus Tracks "Tempest" And "Sea Rock." The Band Made Three Music Videos And Toured On The Success Of Their First Album They Headlined/ Co-Headlined/opened Tours In England Europe And North America And Recorded BBC Radio Sessions For John Peel And Mark Goodier. They Played On Some Summer Music Festivals Including England's Reading Festival And North America's Lollapalooza. Further Artistic Differences Ensued However And The Band Broke Up For Good In 1995. After Drop Nineteens Ackell And Koeplin Recorded An Album Under The Band Name Fidel In The Late Nineties Which Was Never Formally Released. Kelley Went On To Front The Bands Hot Rod And Boy Wonder And Is Currently A Solo Artist With The Paula Kelley Orchestra. Rumors Of A Third Drop Nineteens Album Have Circulated Over The Past Decade But No Release Date Has Ever Been Announced. Discography 8-Track Demos 1 & 2 1991 And/or 1992 No Record Label Delaware 1992 Plan 9/ Caroline/ Hut "Winona" Single 1992 Caroline/ Hut/ Virgin Your Aquarium CD/10" EP 1992 Plan 9/ Caroline/ Hut National Coma 1993 Caroline/ Hut/ Virgin Limp 7"/ 12" EP 1993 Hut/ Virgin / 1994 Caroline read less