Familiar Forgotten

by Walleye

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2.	Babel 04:36	buy track
3.	Old Bottles 05:00	buy track
4.	Silver Tongue 03:49	buy track
5.	Highest Low 03:06	buy track
6.	Passed By 03:39	buy track
7.	Behind Hand 03:12	buy track
8.	Monster 04:04	buy track
9.	After Taster 05:02	buy track
10.	Debris 03:48	buy track

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Newark, Delaware, might not have much to write home about, but for hometown heroes WALLEYE, it was the only rainy-day town that could have served as a backdrop for a record so sullen and misanthropic. Equally melodic and dissonant, nimbly convincing in either, and still as emotionally resonant as it was the day it came out.

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released September 8, 1995

JT1022

Shane Evans: Vocals
Nick Rotundo: Guitar
Darin Clower: Guitar
Joey Simpers: Bass
Jeff Tirabassi: Drums

Additional Musicians:

David Thomas: Piano on 4

Recorded July 1995
Released September 1995

Recorded at Salad Days, MD
Engineered & Mixed by Brian McTernan
Mastered by Michael Sarsfield at Frankford Wayne, NYC
Graphics by John Yates
Portrait by Tim Owen

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