Morphine Bear

3-16-2001:
Brandon Kaut buys his first guitar and amp at a pawn shop with $170 in his pocket. The total of his purchase was $169.91. He goes home and teaches himself how to play in the following months learning every Nirvana song thanks to his friend Danny Culver giving him an entire book of tabs on Nirvana. He also starts to write his own songs, the first ones being "Little Whore of a Girl", "Cinnamon", "Canary", "Carsick", and "Your Girlfriend Killed The Voices In My Head."
People come over everyonce in awhile and he will play them bad interpretations of the songs he knows with a neutered Billy Corgan voice.
5-7-02:
Brandon moves to Appleton City after having problems at home. He lives with his art teacher and writes the song "Triston's Song" the first night. During his stay here he will also write "Ice Tea", "Stain Your Wings", "The Attention Song", and "Sacrificing Happiness For Art That Doesn't Sell".
6-13-02:
Brandon comes up with the name "Grandma's Morphine Teddy Bear" after a story about his art teacher's mother.
11-5-02:
Brandon is approached by Micheal McEwan and Brandon Preston about getting together and playing after they hear he plays Nirvana songs in class. Over time they get together and play along with Tyler Snyder. They record home demos on a tape cassette which includes covers of Hendrix's "Purple Haze", Nirvana's "Polly" and "Anuerysm", The Violent Femme's "Blister In The Sun" among other songs including Brandon's "The Attention Song". Brandon called the band "Grandma's Morphine Teddy Bear".
August 2003:
Brandon moves to Maryville to get a fine arts degree. The band breaks up and the other members form All Unknown with another singer.
December 2003-April 2004:
Brandon writes most of the songs that will be heard on "Songs That You Won't Like". He releases it on the the internet selling copies around the world in the summer of 2004.
December 2004-May 2005:
Brandon writes the songs that will show up on "Six Cigarettes Til Forever" and releases it that summer.
9-17-2005:
Brandon Kaut plays his first show opening for All Unknown at the VFW hall. He plays old favorites like "Twizzler" and "The Attention Song" as well as unveiling his newest songs "She Took My Hand And Led Me Away", "Katey's Not Dead", and "Baby Shampoo". He also covers Nirvana's "Rape Me" and Oasis' "Wonderwall".
December 2005-April 2006:
Brandon begins writing songs for his next album "Aspen Was A Lie".