Recorded by Tim Klaussen at Aural Surgery, mpls mn

Adam Smith here.  Around the time we wrote/recorded this song, a classmate of ours Joe Beltzer (I'm sorry if I spelled the name wrong), was shot and killed senselessly.  As far as I know, this incident has never been solved.  If anyone with information in regards to this case can step forward, I will do my best to help you find justice.  I knew Joe in high school, and he was a great guy who didn't deserve what happened to him.

Heirojuana

Crackheads And Debutaunts

One of the last recordings Ian Bridgeman did with the band.  Inner fighting was common, gas money was an issue, drugs and alcohol were interfering, but yet, the bass guitar was incredibly on point, and the rest of us followed suit.  RIP Ian, such an integral part of what we were doing, such a great friend, funniest person in the room, fucking miss the guy.  Casual summer rock.

13 Red Stripe

Snuck into "Perv" the Viddy Well practice space in CitySound, used Will Mevissen's drums, and my own cheapass octave pedal effect to record a song idea that was never used, but here it is.  It's possible American Head Charge was playing down the hall at the time, we'll never know.

Unknown album (3/13/2010 5:29:55 PM)

F-150

Produced by Bob Cain
Adam still owes you a couple hundred bucks.

My Infection

Ever Be

Written by Miles Dittberner, Ben Mevissen, Adam Smith

Altered States

Head On

Entertainment Weakly

Red Eye

Featured players: Ian Bridgeman (RIP), Miles Dittberner, Carl Smith, Ben Mevissen, Adam Smith

Entertainment Weakly, Head On, Altered States, Ever Be, and My Infection recorded and produced by Bob Cain at Ambient Studios in Minneapolis, MN, fall of 2001.
Adam Smith - guitar, vocals
Miles Dittberner - drums, vocals
Ben Mevissen - bass guitar, guitar, vocals
I swear Bob if you ever find this, I've got the money.  Thanks.

Red Stripe, Crackheads and Debutaunts, and Heirojuana recorded by Tim Klausen and produced by Tim Klausen and Day Glo at Aural Surgery, somewhere off Blaisdell in Minneapolis, MN, summer of 2005.  Thanks for the hippy stink.
Adam Smith - guitar, vocals
Miles Dittberner - drums
Ian Bridgeman - bass guitar
Carl Smith - bass guitar
Ben Mevissen - guitar, bass guitar

The rest are home recordings by Adam Smith with occasional production assistance by Carl Smith.  Except for Mystery Hunk, recorded by Miles Dittberner, enjoyed by Butch Dittberner.

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