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All songs ©2001 Chris Butler/Future Fossil Music (BMI). Administered by
Spirit Music Group. All noises by Chris Butler and recorded at Camp Y-Mee,
Hoboken, NJ, unless otherwise noted:
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EASY LIFE
Recorded by Chris Gefken at The Think Tank, mixed by James MacMillan at
Mutiny Zoo on John Siket’s magnificent Helios ‘Brown’ console. Paul
Moschella = drums James MacMillan = bass Peter Stuart = Fender Bass VI Chris Bolger = Jerry Jones 6-string bass Jim Higgins = guitar Cranky
J/Higgs/Mo = backing vocals extraordinaire.
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MILLIONS & MILLIONS (original version)
Drums and Burns Double Six recorded at Pete’s studio, mixed by Chris Gefken
at The Think Tank. Pete Stuart = bass and high vocals James Mastro =
keyboards (recorded at The Pigeon Club, Hoboken) Middle 8 arrangement by
Peter Stuart.
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HEY STRANGER
Mixed by Fred Smith at Fred’s apartment. Carla Murray = backing vocals.
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RED DRINKS! RED DRINKS! (YOUR LIFE STINKS)
The original pre-Kilopop! version. mixed by Chris Gefken at The Think Tank
Paul Moschella = drums James MacMillan = fretless bass. It’s a
Stylophone...in case you were wondering.
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BOX OF NOISE
A song about my first off-campus apartment.
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I DID, I DID
A song about trying to live a creative life.
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DAVEY’S SISTER'S HOME FROM COLLEGE
A song about priestesses.
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HORSESHOES & HANDGRENADES
Recorded in my apartment on a Tascam 244, 4-track Port-A-Studio. A song about
fate.
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CONVENIENCE
Mixed by Scott Anthony at The Viewing Room, Springfield, NJ.
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MY HOMETOWN
Mixed by Claudio DiZefalo at Mutiny Zoo, Hoboken.
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EASY LIFE (REPRISE)
Mono version!
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BEGGAR’S BULLETS
Recorded in 1989 at my house in Centerport, NY, with the Tascam 244 for the
20th anniversary of the murders of four students at Kent State University.
- a) Shit Hits Fan, Friday Evening, May 1st
- b) Beggar’s Bullets (a song about what it feels like to be in a riot.
- c) Intro to The Guitar Solo
- d) Captain Trips Bums Clevo
- e) The last chorus of Beggar’s Bullets
- f) Epilogue: What A Short, Bad Trip It Was
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BEGGAR’S BULLETS (CENSORED)
For a radio audience’s tender ears.
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