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Genre:Rock Style:Punk, Rock & Roll
Tracklist:
A1. I Can't Explain A2. Haven't Got The Time A3. Give Up A4. Real World A5. She's A Cadaver A6. Heart Of Stone A7. What's This Shit Called Love?/Six And Change . October 1977 B1. Six And Change (Unreleased Take) B2. Six And Change (Another Unreleased Take) B3. Six And Change (Neck Records 7" Release Take)
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Side A plays at 33 1/3 rpm and Side B plays at 45 rpm.
Side A recorded live on 4-track in an empty store front as a promotional gig for the record shop "The Drome" and mixed at Noise New York in 1987.
Side B recorded at Lou Kolar's Living Room. The recordings were then mastered at Schneider Recordings. The engineer there reportedly kept his fingers in his ears during mastering.
Track B3 was released as [r919103.
Bill Degidio (aka Robert Conn)
Record Store Day 2014 exclusive LP one-time only pressing limited to 1,000 copies with hype sticker on shrink-wrap.
. Spring 1979
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 7 78578 33331 7 Barcode 778578333317
Distributed By Light In The Attic Designed At Johnny T's House Of Design Recorded At Lou Kolar's Living Room Mixed At Noise New York Mastered At Schneider Recording
