

Ted Leo
For over ten years, Ted Leo has been one of the most progressive forces in East Coast independent music, with a unique combination of punk and folk, soul and hardcore, and tradition and experimentation. Originally rising to a small degree of fame in the late-'80s New York hardcore scene by playing with Citizen's Arrest and Animal Crackers, Leo left New York for Washington, D.C., in 1990, when he founded and fronted Chisel, one of the first mod/punk revival outfits to gain national notoriety. Leo was the primary songwriter and singer of {$Chi...[more]
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For their fifth full-length release, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists met up with Brendan Canty (Fugazi) to iron out a new set of anthems that arrive with a confident and outspoken immediacy. With Living with the Living, Ted and Co. wipe clean the slate that once held names like Weller, Strummer and Bragg and indulge some of their farthest-reaching musical ambitions. Along with the punk sound and energy found in Ted Leo and the Pharmacists' previous works, Living with the Living finds [ read more ]
CD $13.99
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Teddy finally returns with the follow-up to 2000's The Tyranny Of Distance with Hearts Of Oak and he's brought his incredible band, The Pharmacists, with him. Produced by Nicolas Vernhes and Ted Leo himself, Hearts Of Oak takes off where Tyranny left of, with passionate moments and moods inspired by Generation X, Dexy's Midnight Runners, and The Ruts. The album references the intensity and politics of late '80s DC hardcore scene, as well as the political dance pop of Chumbawumba. [ read more ]
CD $15.99
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VINYL FORMAT. For their fifth full-length release, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists met up with Brendan Canty (Fugazi) to iron out a new set of anthems that arrive with a confident and outspoken immediacy. With Living with the Living, Ted and Co. wipe clean the slate that once held names like Weller, Strummer and Bragg and indulge some of their farthest-reaching musical ambitions. Along with the punk sound and energy found in Ted Leo and the Pharmacists' previous works, Living with the Liv [ read more ]
2xLP $14.99
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Ted Leo distinguished himself in 2003 with an acclaimed album, Hearts Of Oak, sold-out tours, and coverage from Rolling Stone, Spin, Punk Planet, Mojo, and other music magazines. In addition to playing with his band, The Pharmacists, Ted is also an accomplished solo performer. "Tell Balgeary, Balgury Is Dead" is an EP built around the second single from the album, "Hearts Of Oak." Apart from the title track this record consists of new solo recordings by Ted Leo -- over 25 minutes of music. In additio [ read more ]
CDep $11.99
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With his premiere release on Lookout Records, Ted Leo makes a significant creative leap forward from the body of his substantial catalog. By fusing the punk and retro-pop elements of his musical history with a noisy affection for '60s blues-rock formulas, The Tyranny of Distance showcases some of Leo's best songwriting to date. Laden with falsetto hooks and overtly romantic observations of the world, he is able to control combinations of aggression and sentiment and focus them into highly [ read more ]
CD $15.18
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Since his days in the early '90s leading the DC modsters, Chisel, Teddy has been creating some of the most innovative pop music in the underground rock scene. With this recording, Ted has returned to the helm of a rock band, leading James Canty (Make-Up), Jody Buonanno (Secret Stars), and Amy Farina (Warmers), and his voice is strong, his passion unnerving, and his energy is indomitable. All five songs on "Treble In Trouble" heave with emotion and ardor as The Pharmacists breath life into four Leo originals [ read more ]
CD $9.99
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"Dirty Old Town" is a day in the life of Ted Leo and his band, the Pharmacists, as they descend on Coney Island, NY to play the Siren Music Festival. Director Justin Mitchell takes a deeper look at the man behind the acclaimed albums, "Tyranny of Distance" and "Hearts of Oak," as Leo strives to remain independent while steadily gaining a more mainstream audience. Mixed in with the full-length concert film are in-depth interviews and stills of Coney Island. Comes with terrific special features, including: a [ read more ]
DVD $24.95
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This is an 12" x 18" Ted Leo and the Pharmacists poster from the October 30th, 2007 show at the El Rey Theater in L.A. Designed by: Cole Gerst // Option-G
Poster $19.99
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This is a kelly green, size medium Ted Leo and The Pharmacists logo shirt.
Medium Shirt $19.99
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For their fifth full-length release, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists met up with Brendan Canty (Fugazi) to iron out a new set of anthems that arrive with a confident and outspoken immediacy. With Living with the Living, Ted and Co. wipe clean the slate that once held names like Weller, Strummer and Bragg and indulge some of their farthest-reaching musical ambitions. Along with the punk sound and energy found in Ted Leo and the Pharmacists' previous works, Living with the Living finds soul, funk and [ read more ]
MP3 $10.49
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This is a 19" x 25" Ted Leo and The Pharmacists show poster for the November10, 2005 show with Sweep the Leg Johnny, These Arms Are Snakes, The Essex Green, and Just a Fire at The Metro. Hand-signed, numbered and designed by Diana Sudyka.
Poster $19.99
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This is a kelly green, size large Ted Leo and The Pharmacists logo shirt.
Large Shirt $19.99
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