Written in the Summer of 1998, this was my favorite of the Dotgirl recordings made between June and October 1999. "Do You Ask About Me?" wasn't on the original release; Jim and I finished it up at some point in 2003.

Martin Burch: Electric guitar (rhythm and lead), bass, vocals
Jim McMillan: 12-string acoustic guitar, electric guitar (lead)
Tom Beverly: Drums

Do You Ask About Me?

What do you want? We were 18 or 19 years old. Recorded live at the Churchill High School Rock Show, Spring 1987. 

The Noel Redding Experience, "All My Loving"

Blowin' In The Wind

A track so old, it had things growing off it. In fact, I barely remembered how this one went before I found the tape. Lyrics by Chris Thornburg -- one he was ready to toss out, if I recall correctly (I don't know why; I thought they were pretty good). I think his original title was "Call Me Up."

Recorded toward the tail end of high school, I was pleased it holds up as well as it does.

Call Up Tonight

The original version of this track. Brian Sintay proved my crummy little three-piece drum kit could sound good, so long as someone else was driving. Lyrics by John D'Agostini.

Over The Edge

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You Can Wash Your Hands, But They'll Never Get Clean

Genre: Doom pop?

Ducky photo by j_bary on flickr.com.

The Clock Runs Down

The very first song I ever wrote; also (I think) the first I ever recorded, way back in 1985 or '86 with a Vesta Fire 4-track. Featuring Chris Thornburg on guitar and vocal harmonies.

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