Junket - S.F. Claremont Hi (1996) [Road Cone, RoCo 013, CD]
Junket got what I wish every IE outfit got - a retrospective CD collecting and re-recording material from their time as a band.
Tracklist:
1. Flounder
2. Pile
3. 6am
4. That's What You Always Say
5. Satan Creme Love
6. Nascent B.C.
7. Untitled
8. Everclear
9. Four Minutes Too Long
10. Snub
11. Tiresome
12. Happy Happy Fun
13. Hellraiser XVII
14. Bad Wheels
15. The Biggest Liar
16. Junket
What Does This Album Sound Like?
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Some notes on the provenance of individual songs, from available information:
From the booklet:
mike masatsugu - guitar, vocals
greg semancik - guitar
tommy duda - bass
steve folta - drums, vocalsjunket thank yous:
tim adams aubrey and carol ah club
windy chien and cathy fitzhugh at aquarius
bugskull dennis callaci mike casarez
bill chen doug cohen bob durkee
greg freeman dave rosenheim and hugh
instigation records kspc dan mandel
munchies karlin olson the sarnos
karin apel semancik shrimper shoeface
mike at traumatone reneet tulsi nathan wilson
x-ray cafeof course, none of this would have been
possible without the support and patience of
mike hinds. thanks for everything mike!front cover: reneet tulsi
back cover: karlin olson
inside cover: wiebke ipsenmostly recorded during 1992 and 1993 in san
francisco at contingent by steve. mixed at
contingent, vac daddy, and at steve's mom's
house in montpelier, vt."that's what you always say" and "tiresome"
were recorded and mixed april 1992 at
lowdown by greg freeman and originally
appeared on the shrimper comp "high fly
graveyard"mastered by marc senasac at rocket lab.
all songs ©℗ 1992-1996 junket, except "that's
what you always say"© 1982 poison brisket
music (bmi)
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