1. Thank Heaven (Gibson,
Apivor, Lerner/Lowe) - 4.54, 6.7 MB
Nick - keyboards, drum machine. Will - keyboards. Steve - voice, guitar.
This was our dirty
little version of Maurice Chevalier's dirty little tune. Steve's singing
is crap but energetic. Nick gives us a classic synth lick to run on.
2.
Graffiti/Anarchy (Apivor) - 3.18, 4.5 MB
Nick - voice, keyboards, drum machine. Will - keyboards. Steve - bass.
Nick's pop celebration
of Graffiti and its discontents. This got tons of airplay in Atlantic
Canada for some odd reason.
3.
Schizophrenia (Sonic Youth) - 4.54, 6.7 MB
Nick - octapad, ducts. Will - voice, keyboards. Steve - guitar, arrangement.
Our one and only hit.
The classic Sonic Youth track given a re-working, though it is pretty
much note-for-note like the original.
4.
The Club (Critchley) - 2.48, 3.8 MB
Nick - octapad. Mark - voice, bass, keyboards. Steve - guitar.
Mark's prog-punk ode
to clubbing was a fast one and we had a hard time keeping up. Later
done by Victoria's No means No to a tighter effect, though
this version still has some pop appeal.
5.
Unsupervized Youth (Bauer, Gibson, Kitzmann) -
6.06, 8.3 MB
Mark - octapad. Nick - ducts and metal. Will - voice, keyboards. Steve
- guitar. Andreas - bass.
Our punk-funk ode
to the state of urban yobs in Canadia circa 1986. Andreas keeps the
bass going. Some of Steve's tastier guitar work and Nick's harder hitting
accompany Will's biting bile.
6.
Red (Fripp) - 6.16, 8.6 MB
Nick - octapad, ducts. Will - keyboards. Steve - guitar, arrangement.
A note-for-note arrangement
of the heavy prog King Crimson classic. The arrangement is our own touch
however with loads of synths and lots of metal banging.
7.
Sound Construct (Bauer, Gibson, Kitzmann, Miller)
- 10.02, 13.7 MB
Will - keyboards. Steve - guitar, metal percussion. Andreas - cello,
metal percussion. Marcus Miller - metal percussion.
An example of our
early improvisational, experimental style. It holds up moderately well,
though the Neubauten influence is perhaps over-played. Marcus Miller
played with us for this one and only time.