It's Out There Feeding On Itself

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Album Info

Release Date: 2016-08-15

Label: F of X Records

Produced, Arranged, Engineered, Performed, Mixed and Edited by John Tabacco
98% of the pieces in this collection were recorded and mixed sometime between 1993 - 1995 at
Sonic Underground Studios, Stony Brook, NY
Mixing console : Amek TAC Scorpion with a Rotel Amplifier
Playback : Yamaha NS10, JBL 4321
Mixdown : Panasonic DAT SV3700
Recording program ; Opcode Studio Vision version 2.0
Bob Ball : Sound Archeology™ (SA3) Re-Mastering, Editing suggestions and Belief
Ann Ball : Attorney expertise and generous food preparations
Donna Manvich, M.A. : Expedient Copyright Clearance
Sirka Wolvek Pfister Louca : JT in the lamp photo
CD design and art © 1995 by Farben Fosfeen Art Werks
This collection is dedicated to American composer Frank Zappa.

All Words and Music © 1989 -1994 by John Tabacco and Published by It Iz What It Iz Music except:

Oh Willy, Oh Why
Music © 1993 by John Tabacco, Nick DiMauro
Words © 1993 by John Tabacco, Nick DiMauro, Kim O'Brien
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC)

A Little More Love Between Us
Words and Music © 1994 by John Tabacco and Donna Bach-Heitner
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC) / Bachitome Music (ASCAP)

I Don't Know What I'm Doing, Babe
Words and Music © 1993 by John Tabacco and Dave Seigle
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC)

It's Out There (-)
Music © 1993 by Nick DiMauro / Words © 1993 by John Tabacco
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC)

Relax, Breathe Deep and Hold
Music ©1993 by Gian DiMauro and John Tabacco
Dialog © 1993 by John Tabacco
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC) / Slip Code Technology Music (SESAC)

Smokey Lee Webster's Heroic Root Canal Struggle With The Aliens
© 1993 by John Tabacco, Jim Dexter and Gian DiMauro
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC) / Anti Sinister Music / Slip Code Technology Music (SESAC)

Waiting Around Forever At QVC
© 1994 by John Tabacco and Nick DiMauro
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC)

Note:
The Frank Zappa studio technique he called "Xenochrony" was used in the placement of the guitar solo in 27b Stroke 6.
The solo appears elsewhere on this CD.

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