Well, here it is.
I've held onto it for way too long, but I've finally had time to drop it on here.
It's 7 new(some sorta old) songs. It's only about 20 minutes long.
It's Insufficient Funds!
I started this about 3 or 4 years ago and whittled 25 beats down to these seven that I thought were the strongest and the most deserving of getting the treatment from Seth and Gerard. Who by the by were incredible in mixing and mastering it one night.
GO GET IT!
A couple quick shout outs-
Scott Masson is rockin the piano on "At 6pm" you probably recognize it from the OFFICE record Q&A.
Dear Grandpa Maurice does actually contain my grandfather's voice, from an interview my Uncle Lanny did with him just before his death.
Tom Smith is currently working on some artwork. Hopefully I can get that to y'all in the next couple of weeks.
I hope you enjoy it, now onto new things.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Two Old Albums, basically the whole discography up til now
So in advance of releasing an EP of new stuff, I decided to give away my first two records. You can either keep reading this long, weepy eyed post or just go straight to the downloads at the bottom.
The first one was actually released under Easygoer, but then I changed my name so I changed it on this "re-release" to The Crash Davis Spectacular and changed the album name to Easygoer. I listened to it all the way through last night and it's not too bad. It's definitely not mastered properly and certainly could've been mixed better, but for a first outing I'm not ashamed of it. I originally put it out there in 2004. Sean Parker(Violence Ammunition) deserves a ton of credit for generally helping out and encouraging me to do it. DJ Intel does any scratching you might hear.
The second of the two was released the next year(2005) as a self-titled album. The rappity rappity you hear on Greenline is 2nd Thought. The piano and synth on How I Try is the great Justin Petertil and again all turntables are DJ Intel. I was living with Justin and Scott Masson when I was working on this and they both helped me immensely. A lot of nights at that house ended on the back porch with a twelve pack taking turns listening to what the others were working on and this record is much better because of that.
Oh and Intel's the best deejay a guy could ever ask for.
Grab Easygoer here
Grab The Crash Davis Spectacular here
P.S. Sorry I don't have the cover art in digital form. Feel free to make your own.
The first one was actually released under Easygoer, but then I changed my name so I changed it on this "re-release" to The Crash Davis Spectacular and changed the album name to Easygoer. I listened to it all the way through last night and it's not too bad. It's definitely not mastered properly and certainly could've been mixed better, but for a first outing I'm not ashamed of it. I originally put it out there in 2004. Sean Parker(Violence Ammunition) deserves a ton of credit for generally helping out and encouraging me to do it. DJ Intel does any scratching you might hear.
The second of the two was released the next year(2005) as a self-titled album. The rappity rappity you hear on Greenline is 2nd Thought. The piano and synth on How I Try is the great Justin Petertil and again all turntables are DJ Intel. I was living with Justin and Scott Masson when I was working on this and they both helped me immensely. A lot of nights at that house ended on the back porch with a twelve pack taking turns listening to what the others were working on and this record is much better because of that.
Oh and Intel's the best deejay a guy could ever ask for.
Grab Easygoer here
Grab The Crash Davis Spectacular here
P.S. Sorry I don't have the cover art in digital form. Feel free to make your own.
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