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The Cavedogs were a power pop band formed in Boston during the mid-1980s. The band featured Brian Stevens (bass/vocals), Todd Spahr (guitar/vocals) and Mark Rivers (drums/vocals).
The pre-Capitol video for The Cavedogs' song "Tayter Country" from their 1990 debut album Joyrides for Shut-ins. Filmed at The Rat in Kenmore Sq. Boston.
Track 7 from their 1990 album Joyrides For Shut-Ins.
The video for Boy in a Plastic Bubble from The Cavedogs second record "Soul Martini" from 120 Minutes
The Cavedogs. Part of Boston's music explosion of the 90's, the Cavedogs were composed of Todd Spahr on vocals and guitar, Brian Stevens on vocals and bass and Mark A. Rivers on drums and vocals.
Playing smart, enthusiastic power pop that at its best suggested a three-way pileup between the Who, Big Star, and Cheap Trick, Boston's the Cavedogs began life in 1987, when guitarist Todd Spahr, bassist Brian Stevens, and drummer Mark Rivers joined forces and put out a locally released single.
29 de jun. de 2014 · Be clever, be carefree, be ambitious. But similarly: be self-aware, be unpretentious, be genuine. And it was a philosophy that allowed the Cavedogs—despite a relatively modest discography (two studio albums and one EP)—to carve out a sizable niche in Boston’s crowded underground rock scene of the late ‘80s/early ‘90s.
