Eddy Bugnut on guitar & vocals. Guitar solo by Bryan Jasper. Sean Reynolds on drums. John Dean on organ. Written, produced & mixed by Eddy Bugnut. Drums recorded by King Dave III at Jonestown Sound, Vancouver, B.C. Additional engineering by Robert Graves.
Someday
Eddy Bugnut on guitar & vocals. Guitar solo by Bryan Jasper. Sean Reynolds on drums. Written, produced & mixed by Eddy Bugnut. Drums recorded by King Dave III at Jonestown Sound, Vancouver, B.C. Additional engineering by Robert Graves.
Speechless
Eddy Bugnut on guitars & vocals. John Dean on organ. Strings by Christopher Marion and Christian Howes. Written by Eddy Bugnut & Sarah Kapidzik. Produced & mixed by Eddy Bugnut.
Song Will Never Change
Eddy Bugnut on guitars & vocals. Guitar solo by Bryan Jasper. John Dean on organ. John Peer on piano. Strings by Christopher Marion and Christian Howes. Written and produced by Eddy Bugnut.
What Do I Know
Eddy Bugnut on guitars & vocals. King Dave III on drums. Bryan Jasper on lead guitar. Written by D. Skye. Produced & mixed by Eddy Bugnut. Drums recorded at Jonestown Sound, Vancouver, B.C. Additional engineering by Robert Graves.
In Trouble With Delilah
Eddy Bugnut on guitar & vocals. Sean Reynolds on drums. John Dean on keyboards. Written, produced & mixed by Eddy Bugnut. Drums recorded by King Dave III, Jonestown Sound, Vancouver, B.C.
Reality & Cool Guitar Parts
Major Goodvibes was a high energy rock band that combined a classic hard rock sound with the sarcasm and energy of punk.
Formed in Vancouver and named after a package of doobies in a sci-fi movie, they wrote and performed catchy guitar driven rockers with humorous lyrics about everyday life.
Major Goodvibes released its debut album titled “Fearful Feasible Feast” in the summer of 1998. Produced by the band’s guitarist Eddy Bugnut, the album featured guitarist Chris Zorbakis on vocals, Jay Wittur on bass and Thud Pumpkin on drums. The classic stomp of the Jamaican-flavored “See Me, Roll Me, Smoke Me” was released as a single.
Major Goodvibes also released 2 EPs (“Shut Up and Get Out of My Mansion!” and “Girls In Love With My Money”) and were featured on two compilation albums.
The first compilation was released by Vancouver radio station CFOX and featured the song “Nag”. Tom Harrison of The Province (RIP) called Major Goodvibes “a band that flicked the middle finger at trends” and praised the song, Nag, for its “very real sense of fun, energy and vitality!” He went on to give the debut album 4 out of 5 stars.
The second compilation was released by New York City based indie label, Reaction Records and featured the song “Girls In Love With My Money”. Paul Stevens of The Music Connection called “Girls” one of the album’s most notable cuts.