These tracks were recorded in one take at practices in Semley Village Hall during 2021. The first songs in the list are Barmy Army songs and include new songs - written since the band reformed as well as a couple of old favourites. 

The last four tracks in the list were recorded at ratgoose Studio, en ferme dans Dorset - between 2012 and 2017.  Assembled here as OCDC ne Sacred Geezers, these awful sounds were well spawned by a combination of stuff from Mono Dick, Bongo Dave, Gaffa and Mr Merriweather (Chris Taylor).

Barmy Army 2021

noise

Recorded at practice in Semley village hall in 2020

05 Middle Class Anarchists

04 Bed Bugs

03 Pissed And Stoned

02 Katatonic

01 Shakin All Over

12.Wild Thing

Beats Working is a collection of recordings produced during a week away in West Lulworth October 2013 by a loose association of family and friends or VEAKS.  The VEAKS Recordings all arrive during jam sessions and very little time spent in post production. Original VEAKS recordings often had only one microphone and a basic 5 channel mixing desk, paying homage to the achievements of the engineers at Studio 1. Thanks to a very kind donation by Mike Warren, this 2013 session was captured on a Kord DS3200.  VEAKS at this session include, Gem and Tracy Da Silva, Gary (G Force) Shenton, Art and Jane Lurgun, Ali and Nick Palmer-Smith, Dan Nasirpour Smith, Freyda and Tay Smith, Eve Smith, Sue Evans, Guy, Eloise Coyle, Bongo Dave and a couple of neighbours who got in on the act.

Beats Working 13 Track 3

The fall

Stretch

Burn spin crash

Sacred Geezers, the last out pouring from Ratgoose farm studio in Dorset. A brief visit from him press are eo, ChrisT, amid the sonic semblances created in rhythm and rhyme shot from Mello Dick and Alfazed aka Bango Dave.

04.If You Only Knew Version 5.2

Pre Veaks were the Running Armchairs, Barn Doors Flapping, Pound Fielding, IMITAT, etc, Basically I was very lucky to have been around and working with some very brilliant and extraordinarily creative people. Opportunities to make a noise have provided access to the facilities and the knowledge that has resulted in these outpourings. It is not a generic type of music because I cannot play music in the formal sense, but improvisation, jamming and a mashup mentality occasionally makes a sense of something, sometimes sounding shamanic, sometimes just sounding fucking weird