When Angels Die (1994) B/W One O' Clock Train(2001)
'Turquoise Blue and Primer Grey' is the second song off of
'The Devil May Care' EP (2000) which was
limited to 100 hand made compact discs
mostly given out at their last show in late 2000.
Recorded at Kings Road Sound Recorders
A.Miserable-Keyboard,Guitar,Voice.
Bobby Guitly-Bass
Tim Woz-Drums
Enigineered-Mixed-Mastered-
Tim and or Bobby Guilty
and decide to sing a Cocksparrer bar room
singalong 'England Belongs To Me.'
A.Miserable- Drums,Guitar,Voice
Bobby Guilty- Bass,Guitar,Voice
Georgie Brit-Additional Voice
Mixed and Mastered-Bobby and Aaron
on July 31, 2007.
Recorded 2001.
Aaron Guitar,Drums, Ted , Bass, Guitar
track along with Tim Woz in the mixing booth for some reason.
The talk back mike was on, as we Bobby Guilty And I were singing
Rick Astley. Bobby Guilty operated the four ADAT's and the mixing board.
He later laid down his distinctive bass, and etc.
Bobby Guilty on Bass,and Extra guitar. Recorded 2001.
off their album "Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables"
This version was done at home with digital eight track.
I found this gem at a relatives house. Recorded in 98 , I think.
My master tape is half playable , so most of the drums on this
version are triggered by Ted with a Alesis D4, and by me with
DRUMAGOG. Keyboards are lost, as well as some guitar. Somehow,
I think it sounds better than the original mix.
Bobby guilty returned to the studio to do the bass line proper.
Represented here is the preferred version.
by the Misfits. We used to open our live shows with this number
This recording was done with a drum machine, and you
you can tell it was done it short order. Originally
performed by the Dead Kennedys.
Mixed in April, with Sony Vegas 4.0.
However, it did get us alot of club gigs.
The RUnning time is right about 11:00 minutes
You know who you are!! Always wanted to write a song like this.
this some justice, its a beautiful song.
It was captured on a Tascam four track cassette recorder. Certain editing
is predominate in this version.
Of course, this is the only exsisting copy of this song. The original author
is from the 1920's and unknown.
to leave the building.
The day I learned about Echelon words,
and Wackenhut security authorized to use deady force.
1978 Horror Business Classic, the demo that got us a gig with Bobby Steele!
Recorded live at practice from the mixing desk to d.a.t. to wav to Mp3 to you.
and decide they are British with
a Cocksparrer bar room singalong.
track multi-track recorder I received. I played a beat down
Ludwig kit, with acoustic triggers via keyboard midi drum bank,
making it sound much better. The snare broke on take three,
so I played a phone book as a snare !
Given here is take 6 vocals, mix-down 9.
Recorded on February 18 & 19 , 2008.
MIXED ONTO COMPUTER FEBRUARY 20'th.
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