Incidental Music 1991-95

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Album Info

Release Date: 1995-06-20

Label: Merge Records

1: Recorded at TGS Studios 7/26/94. Originally appeared on "The Jerky Boys" soundtrack album on Atlantic Records.
2: Recorded at Duck Kee Studios 12/13/91. Originally appeared on a Merge 7" and CD single.
3: Originally appeared as the B-side of the "Mower" single. Same recording information as above.
4: Recorded at Kraptone Studios 11/4/92 (when Kraptone was in the back of the old Cat's Cradle club). Originally appeared on the "Hit Self-Destruct" EP on Australia's Hippy Knight Records as a 10" and CD.
5: Recorded at Duck Kee Studios 7/18/93. Originally released as the B-side of the "Ribbon" single, available on 7" vinyl only.
6: Same recording information as track 5, this was the A-side of the Merge single, originally released in limited silkscreened sleeve courtesy Tannis Root Productions.
7: Recorded at Pachyderm Studios 12/93. Originally released as a B-side to "The First Part" single on Merge.
8: Recorded at West Beach Studios 9/92. B-side of "The Question Is How Fast" single on Merge.
9: Recorded at Duck Kee Studios 12/13/91. Appeared on the "Pyloric Waves" compilation on Detox Records, Greensboro, NC.
10: Recorded at Duck Kee Studios 10/31/90. Previously unreleased, dedicated here to Steve Scruz and Meat Records.
11: Recorded at Drive - In Studios 3/25/92. Originally appeared on the "Inclined Plane" compilation 7" on Simple Machines Records.
12: Appeared as a B-side on "The First Part" single, same recording information as track 7.
13: Appeared on the "Hit Self-Destruct" EP. Recording information is the same as for track 4.
14: Acoustic version of the song off "No Pocky For Kitty" (Matador) recorded for the "Hit Self-Destruct" EP.
15: Recorded at Chicago Recording Co. 4/24/91. Originally appeared on the "Teryaki Asthma" compilation 7" on C/Z Records.
16: Recorded at Drive - In Studios 3/25/92. Originally appeared on "Working Holiday" split 7" on Simple Machines Records.
17: Appeared as a B-side of "The Question Is How Fast." Same recording information as track 8.
18: Recorded at Pachyderm Studios 12/93. Originally released as a one sided 7" given away with Speed Kills fanzine, issue #6.

Track 19, an alternate version of "Precision Auto," is a hidden bonus track not mentioned on the release. It follows one minute of silence.

Made in Canada.
Printed in Canada.

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