Goat Factory's 2001 debut album featured a bunch of tunes we'd been playing for years, written by PJ Winter and Alex Viehman.  The album includes contributions from James Finegan and Jeremy Duperree.  Of special interest are the tunes "Cruisin'" and "Dividing Eternity," which would go on to be included on PJ's 2011 solo album RORSHOCK.

One-Armed Drummer

Don't Run Away From Me

Year in Review

Riddle

A demo recorded in a North Philadelphia basement over the summer of 2003, Quattro showcases four diverse styles of song by Goat Factory.  The tunes were recorded on 4-track audio cassette (remember those?), and have the expectant sound quality of such, but the musicality still shines through each performance.  The haunting "Propeller," pop gem "Spinach Green Electronic Paradise," and romantic meditation "Amorous Infinitus" reappear on PJ Winter's 2011 release RORSHOCK.  "Legend" features top-notch songwriting and singing from Dr. J. Alex Viehman.

Propeller

Legend

Spinach Green Electronic Paradise

Amorous Infinitus

Recorded in late 2003, The South Philly Sessions is a departure from the normal Goat Factory milieu.  "I Want to Go to the Zoo" is an instrumental jam that the band intended to do something with, but never got around to.  If you want to use it for something, be our guest, just holler at us.  "The Cryptic" features Goat Factory backing West Philadelphia rappers the Dirty Rats.

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