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Dan Cunneen is a drummer, songwriter,〔 disc jockey, and freelance graphic designer〔:File:Dan Cunneen Print Magazine Regional Design Award.jpg〕 originally from Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.. Cunneen is best known for his drum work with the 1980s Portland, Oregon bands Final Warning and The Obituaries as well as the 1990s Seattle, Washington based bands Zipgun and Nightcaps.〔http://www.grunnenrocks.nl/people/c/cunneendan.htm〕 Cunneen currently plays drums with Nightcaps and the Perkins Coie Band (or PCBs), the in house band for the Seattle, Washington based law firm Perkins Coie.〔http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/musicnightlife/2008051489_bandbattle15.html〕 In 1994, using the moniker "DJ Diamondan", Cunneen began what would become a two year DJ residency at Linda's Tavern in Seattle. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s Cunneen performed at Seattle venues such as Re-bar, The Baltic Room, Moore Theater and The Capitol Club. Cunneen continues to disc jockey at private parties and corporate events in the Pacific Northwest. Cunneen was art director and designer for many of the commercial releases and promotional material for the bands he played in.〔 Cunneen's freelance graphic design company is called (The Oranj Group ). In 2011, Rendezvous Recordings released Cunneen's ''The Answer b/w Shoot & Share'' solo 7-inch single. Cunneen described the two songs as “Black comedy metal, combining lyrical irony with metallic garage-punk musical sensibilities.” 〔http://www.amazon.com/Dan-Cunneen/e/B008BV3IZ4〕 On January 3, 2015 Cunneen was ordained as a minister in the Universal Life Church.〔http://www.dancunneen.com/2015/01/as-of-january-3-2015-i-have-been.html〕 ==Discography== with Final Warning * 1983 ''Rain of Death'' cassette demo * 1984 ''Final Warning'' (EP) Fatal Erection Records * 1985 ''Drinking is Great'' (EP) (track on compilation: “I Quit”) Fatal Erection Records * 2007 ''PDX'' (CD) Southern Lord Records * 2008 ''Final Warning'' EP (reissue) Black Water Records * 2015 ''Demonstration 1983'' (7" EP) Black Water Records with Lew Jones * 1994 ''Lew Jones Anthology 1978-1994: Take Me to the Future'' (CD) (played drums on several tracks) New Weave Records with Obituaries * 1988 ''Obituaries'' (EP) Highgate Records * 2007 ''The Obituaries'' (anthology CD) (played drums on several tracks) Highgate Records with Zipgun * 1991 ''Together Dumb/Cool in the Cell'' (single) Empty Records * 1991 ''Ten'' (one sided promo single) Empty Records * 1992 ''8 Track Player'' (CD/LP) Empty Records * 1992 ''The End/Nothing Cures'' (single) Musical Tragedies * 1993 ''Put Me Away'' (split single w/ Derelicts) Rekkids * 1993 ''Baltimore'' (CD/LP) Empty Records * 1994 ''I Can't Wait/Tight Black Pants'' (single) Thrill Jockey Records with Nightcaps * 1995 ''Gambler's Game/For Me'' (single) Rendezvous Recordings * 1995 ''I Don't Like You/Love You More'' (single) Sup Pop * 1996 ''Split'' (CD) Rendezvous Recordings/Sub Pop * 1998 ''You Lied/Last of the Secret Agents'' (single) Estrus Records * 2000 ''Get On'' (CD) Rendezvous Recordings * 2002 ''Spin Out 3'' (compilation CD track: “Love You More”) V2 Records (Japan) * 2003 ''I Don't Like You'' (CD) User Records (Japan) * 2011 ''In the Live Room (+ the singles)'' (CD) Rendezvous Recordings Dan Cunneen * 2011 ''The Answer b/w Shoot & Share'' (single) Rendezvous Recordings 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dan Cunneen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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