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David Oliffe : ウィキペディア英語版
David Olliffe

David Vincent Olliffe (born 3 November 1975) is an Australian musician, and the former drummer of The Vines. During the recordings of the band's debut album, ''Highly Evolved'', Olliffe left citing creative differences with band management and the album's producer〔Holmes, Peter: (Fruit of The Vines ), ''The Sun-Herald'', 30 July 2002.〕 although it was reported on the band's website that "he didn't enjoy the touring lifestyle."
Before leaving, Olliffe had already recorded drum tracks for the songs "Highly Evolved", "Autumn Shade", "Outtathaway", "Sunshinin", "Homesick" (outro only), "Country Yard", "Mary Jane", and "1969" (which he also co-wrote).〔(The Vines Drum Up Support For Debut! ), ''NME'', 17 May 2002.〕
Olliffe was also the drummer for Sydney's Theredsunband,〔Hilburn, Robert: (From His Room to Our Ears ), ''Los Angeles Times'', 1 September 2002.〕 however he is credited as "David O'Leaf" in the official site bio. He played with the Sydney outfit after Theredsunband's first drummer Kate Wilson (formerly of The Null Set and current drummer in The Laurels) left the band. Theredsunband's current line up does not include O'Leaf/Olliffe, who left shortly before the band recorded their first album ''Peapod''.〔(Theredsunband: The sonic cult that nobody can join ), ''FasterLouder'', 29 November 2007.〕
In 2015 Olliffe has officially released his debut album under the name the Molotov Garage. It is available to listen to on YouTube. ''See The Silver Sky Run'' was written and recorded from within his time in the Vines up until over ten years since his departure from the band, and was co-produced with Simon Holmes, formerly of Sydney band the Hummingbirds, and Jeremy Smith who played in one of the later configurations of another Sydney band Glide.
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