| From the Desk of Bren Mead:
I thought of the name Vetran in 1994. I liked the simplicity
of it and the honest irony (I had only been writing songs
for about a year but I had already been in ten or more bands,
most of them with my best friend and future Masters of the
Hemisphere co-frontman Sean Rawls). I’m also sure the
fact that my father is a veteran of the Gulf War influenced
the decision to use the name. By the time I realized that
I had misspelled “veteran”, it was too late.
I had already designed, laid-out, and printed the tape sleeves
for the first Vetran cassette. Considering that color copies
cost about two to three dollars per page in 1994, there was
no choice but to move forward with and embrace the misspelled
name. READ MORE
(you can also visit Vetran at myspace.com/vetran)
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