Petit Ubu - Pere Ubu
Total Running Time - 38:15
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Source: DAT
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Catalog: Hearpen HR124
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Source: DAT
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Catalog: Hearpen HR124
Worlds In Collision (KCRW) (2:50) File Size: 4.6MB
Over The Moon (KCRW - acapella) (0:52) File Size: 1MB
Final Solution (KCRW) (3:47) File Size: 6.3MB
Pushin Too Hard (WNYC) (3:45) File Size: 5.8MB
Busman's Honeymoon (WNYC) (2:59) File Size: 4.5MB
Friends Of Stone (WNYC) (2:54) File Size: 4.2MB
We Have The Technology (WNYC) (3:14) File Size: 4.2MB
What Happened To Me (WNYC) (3:42) File Size: 4.7MB
Kathleen (WNYC) (3:49) File Size: 6.2MB
Coffee Train (WNYC) (2:39) File Size: 4MB
Down By The River II (WFMU) (4:03) File Size: 5.6MB
X - Time Catches Up (WFMU) (0:58) File Size: 1.2MB
Description: In 1991 and 1993 Jim Jones and David Thomas toured radio stations promoting Worlds In Collision and Story Of My Life with live, on air performances. Sometimes they were joined by other members of the band. "Time Catches Up," the bonus track, is an improvisation from the idea book David used to carry around. Two songs would later be realized from it: Obsession and SAD.TXT.
Band:
David Thomas - vocals, melodeon
Jim Jones - acoustic guitar, backing vocals
Eric Drew Feldman - piano
Scott Krauss - percussion
Encoding method: Joint Stereo, Encode High Q, Std VBR@Best Q, filtered.
Credits:
KCRW - Recorded June 14 1991 at the KCRW studio, Santa Monica CA. Engineered by Bob Carlson. Host Deirdre O'Donoghue, "Snap." Features Eric Drew Feldman on piano.
WNYC - Recorded September 12 1991 at the WNYC studio, New York City. Produced by Ed Haber. Engineered by Spyder Blue Rider. Features Eric Drew Feldman on piano and Scott Krauss on percussion. Over The Moon was recorded July 17 1991. Engineered by Ed Haber.
WFMU - Recorded July 28 1993 at the WFMU studio, E. Orange NJ. Engineered by Irene Trudel. Host Nicholas Hill, "The Music Faucet."
