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Freedom Summer Live 4-20-05

An Albatross · 2005

Лейбл	Kitty Play Records
Каталожный №	none
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Лимитированное издание [Grey]
Дата выпуска	2005
Страна	США
Жанр	Электроника, Рок
Стиль	Hardcore, Grindcore, Экспериментальная, Breakcore

Треклист

	WRGGGGGGGRKYYYYYY!!!
	Triumph Intro
	Lets Get On With It
	Trust The Sun
	Manifesto Of The Divine Children
	Triumph Of The Lazer Viking
	Profane Illumination 1/2/3
	CH.96
	Vitally Important Pelvic Thrust
	I Will Swim Into The Lazer Eye
	I Am The Lazer Viking
	Tussin
	Hairobics
	Ballad Of The Electric Coyote
	Unkle Funky Pants
	Man Eating Pig Of Madidi
	Get Faster Cry For Happy
	PA Inferno
	Mothers Day
	Feastgiver
	Electric Suits And Cowboy Boots
	Revolutionary Politics Of Dance
	Triumph Outro

Видео

Участники

Artwork [Silkscreen Technician]: Abeed Hossein

Artwork [Silkscreen Technician]: John Tucker Lamkin III

Artwork [Silkscreen Technician]: Mark Blumenthal

Cover [Cover Design]: Jason Klinger

Mixed By, Mastered By: Michael Pecchio

Performer: Carl Golembeski

Performer: Ed Klinger

Performer: Edward B. Gieda III

Performer: Jake Lisowski

Performer: Jason Hudak

Performer: Kat Paffett

Performer: Phillip Reynolds Price

Recorded By: Chris Mason

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	AN ALBATROSS SIDE A
Matrix / Runout	AN ALBATROSS SIDE B

Примечания

Recorded live in New York City on 4.20.05. This tour only vinyl was released in a lot of different versions presumably (all come with insert paper): - Grey splatter vinyl with green handstamped labels, numbered and limited to 136 copies. This comes with dark grey screenprint on a generic black LP jacket. (This seems to be a European Tour only edition) [this] - Red marble vinyl, numbered and limited to 320 copies. This comes with red screenprint on a generic black LP jacket. (This seems to be an US Tour only edition, which is also on sale at selected mailorder companies) Second printing: - Grey vinyl, numbered and limited to 180 copies. This comes with a multicoloured screenprinted cover by "Seripop". Maybe other incarnations also exists, but couldn't be confirmed. "MAXIMUM VOLUME YIELDS MAXIMUM SPIRIT"