Hi everybuddy!
Welcome to Doctor Noize’s swanky pad on the web.
Doctor Noize creates interactive showz, muzic, bookz and merchandize that inspire noizy kids and adventurous adults to live lives of character, kindness, good humor and learning and explore music and creativity together.
All productions — from musicianship to manufacturing — adhere to the highest technical standards of quality as judged by highly trained monkeys on the Island of Thelonious.
But don’t take our word for it. Come explore for yourself… And tell ‘em Phineas sent ya!
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Holiday Gift Packs!
This year’s Holiday Gift Packs are a signed Dr. Noize CD and Book for $30 — including gift wrapping and a personalized note. Email us and we’ll mail ‘em out in time.
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We Raised 2,860 Music Meals!
At the Reno Giving Back Show we raised money to buy 2,860 meals for the hungry through the Food Bank. Watch my live promo performance on NBC Reno!
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California, There I Went…
…is not as catchy a tune as California, Here I Come. But I rocked the opening of the $30 million Lafayette Library & Learning Center. Come to Showz in CO this month!
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Flying With Phineas?
Dr. Noize has been broadcast this year on airlines ranging from Frontier to Jet Blue. Has anybuddy noticed this? Nobody told me about it, but I cashed the checks anyway.
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Best Newsletter In Kids Music!
The Noizeletter’s been lauded by Stefan Shepherd’s influential family music blog Zooglobble as “the best newsletter in kids music.” He’s Noizemaker Of The Month!
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The Noizemakers Sound Off!
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I caught the tail end of his solo acoustic set yesterday at the Learning Game “educational superstore” in Cupertino and got to speak with him for considerably longer. The concert was markedly different from what I’d heard before; the lively conversation was not. Having only experienced the electronic one-man band version of Dr. Noize’s concert, I was glad to have caught him as an old school troubadour. Like Erasure (one of my favorite bands ever), Cullinan makes sure that the songs are fundamentally sound and don’t require electronic flourishes to mask any shortcomings in structure, development and lyrics.
Yoshi KatoSan Jose Mercury News Interactive (Read the full article)
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NOTEWORTHY: THE BEST IN RECENT KIDS’ CDS… Pity Phineas McBoof. Exhausted by his fame and fans, the “musical King Kong” has disappeared, and only his International Band of Misunderstood Geniuses knows how to find the iconic monkey. It’s a familiar tabloid tale, as seen through the lens of a kaleidoscope rather than a paparazzo’s camera. Loaded with witty narration and some creatively impressive tunes, the CD has launched a book by the same title and a sequel is due. Recipient of a 2007 Parents’ Choice Award, it goes without saying that the album also wins the prize for best title of the year.
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Congratulations not only on this latest accomplishment, but also on your consistently fine work of the past.
Vicki WooNorthern CA Noizemaker