Skin Jobs EP
发行时间:2011-11-01
发行公司:CD Baby
简介: 'We're All Skin Jobs':
I'm a Skin Job, I'm a zombie, I'm a Nazi, a chickenhead
4 year lifespan, time to die
I do it too, but I do it a lot less than you
We're all Skin Jobs, we got 4 of 'em walking the streets
We're all Skin Jobs, we got 4 right here
More human than
'You Know Better':
Any way you want me to be, any way you want me to feel it
Hey midget man, stay away from the microphone, you know better, but you have chosen the way of pain
Hey Alpha Charlie, I'm really sorry, you were caught in the wake, and I'm sorry, it's not your fault
'Your Mama's The Problem':
Let's get down to cold, hard brass, millions and millions served
We'll get our just deserts, fatty fat, fatty fat, fatty fat, fatty fat
People will have to die, we're going down hard
USA, USA, USA's going down
Your mama's no Osama, he ain't got sh*t on her or me
Your Mama's the problem, same as you and me
'Go Fever':
I got go fever, and I'm feeling pretty punchy
Please don't talk to me, I only want to hurt you
You'd have me act like everything is A-OK (Hunky Dory)
That ain't me, I won't play your fool, I won't eat your lies, I won't hear your woe, I won't play your games
I don't jump through hoops, I don't hang around, I don't want your scraps
I'll not sweat your call, I'll not be your rube, I'll not eat my pride
Yeah sure you love the attention, and who doesn't need a distraction
Have your cake and eat it too, you're a b**ch that's what you do
That ain't me
'Baa Baa Baa':
We need more five star warnings, we need more IEDs
Reclamation, reclamation, Washington disease
Little boxes on your desktop, and your dick's in your hand
Little boxes on your laptop, and your head's in the sand
Baa Baa, blacksheep die, black's now red
Baa Baa, let's get high and bury our heads
We're so well educated, fifty years of TV shows
Educated to be fooled, educated now we're tools
Little boxes on your laptop, and your head's in the sand
Little boxes on your desktop, and your dick's in your hand
Baa Baa Baa
'Get High And Go Far':
Gab about it on the internets, talk sh*t about what you don't know on the internets
Yea, Yea, Yo
Bought it on the Amazon, callous to the genocide
Ones and zeros in your camera, I can recall it for you wholesale
(You should get back in the game)
Yeah hey, yeah hey, get high and go far
Personnel:
David Lane: Guitar
Rick Moore: Vocals, Guitar
Brandon Arnold: Vocals, Bass Guitar
Mack Cole: Drums
Recorded Digitally by Marlow Sanchez in late 2010 and early 2011, Atlanta, GA.
Mastered by Ed Rawls at The Living Room in August 2011, Atlanta, GA.
Writing and Equipment:
David Lane brings in the riffs. On this recording his guitar is panned hard to the right. His parts were recorded with his humbucking Gibson Les Paul Special through Marlow's excellent 1963 6G6B Fender Bassman Amp through Weber 12F150 speakers. Rick Moore and David then work out the guitars and a working structure. Rick Moore recorded his parts with a P90 equipped Gibson Les Paul Special through a Victoria 45410 with Weber 10A125s. His guitar and vocals are panned hard to the left. Brandon Arnold then applies the bass guitar while Mack Cole applies the drums, and the entire group finalizes the structure. Brandon recorded with his Fender Jazz Bass through an SVT Classic with stock Eminence speakers. Mack recorded with his Pearl Export Kit. At this point Rick writes the lyrics and vocal melody, and Brandon applies a vocal harmony. Brandon's vocals are panned hard to the right. Once the song is practiced and its structure tweaked for vocals, it is ready to record and play live.
'We're All Skin Jobs':
I'm a Skin Job, I'm a zombie, I'm a Nazi, a chickenhead
4 year lifespan, time to die
I do it too, but I do it a lot less than you
We're all Skin Jobs, we got 4 of 'em walking the streets
We're all Skin Jobs, we got 4 right here
More human than
'You Know Better':
Any way you want me to be, any way you want me to feel it
Hey midget man, stay away from the microphone, you know better, but you have chosen the way of pain
Hey Alpha Charlie, I'm really sorry, you were caught in the wake, and I'm sorry, it's not your fault
'Your Mama's The Problem':
Let's get down to cold, hard brass, millions and millions served
We'll get our just deserts, fatty fat, fatty fat, fatty fat, fatty fat
People will have to die, we're going down hard
USA, USA, USA's going down
Your mama's no Osama, he ain't got sh*t on her or me
Your Mama's the problem, same as you and me
'Go Fever':
I got go fever, and I'm feeling pretty punchy
Please don't talk to me, I only want to hurt you
You'd have me act like everything is A-OK (Hunky Dory)
That ain't me, I won't play your fool, I won't eat your lies, I won't hear your woe, I won't play your games
I don't jump through hoops, I don't hang around, I don't want your scraps
I'll not sweat your call, I'll not be your rube, I'll not eat my pride
Yeah sure you love the attention, and who doesn't need a distraction
Have your cake and eat it too, you're a b**ch that's what you do
That ain't me
'Baa Baa Baa':
We need more five star warnings, we need more IEDs
Reclamation, reclamation, Washington disease
Little boxes on your desktop, and your dick's in your hand
Little boxes on your laptop, and your head's in the sand
Baa Baa, blacksheep die, black's now red
Baa Baa, let's get high and bury our heads
We're so well educated, fifty years of TV shows
Educated to be fooled, educated now we're tools
Little boxes on your laptop, and your head's in the sand
Little boxes on your desktop, and your dick's in your hand
Baa Baa Baa
'Get High And Go Far':
Gab about it on the internets, talk sh*t about what you don't know on the internets
Yea, Yea, Yo
Bought it on the Amazon, callous to the genocide
Ones and zeros in your camera, I can recall it for you wholesale
(You should get back in the game)
Yeah hey, yeah hey, get high and go far
Personnel:
David Lane: Guitar
Rick Moore: Vocals, Guitar
Brandon Arnold: Vocals, Bass Guitar
Mack Cole: Drums
Recorded Digitally by Marlow Sanchez in late 2010 and early 2011, Atlanta, GA.
Mastered by Ed Rawls at The Living Room in August 2011, Atlanta, GA.
Writing and Equipment:
David Lane brings in the riffs. On this recording his guitar is panned hard to the right. His parts were recorded with his humbucking Gibson Les Paul Special through Marlow's excellent 1963 6G6B Fender Bassman Amp through Weber 12F150 speakers. Rick Moore and David then work out the guitars and a working structure. Rick Moore recorded his parts with a P90 equipped Gibson Les Paul Special through a Victoria 45410 with Weber 10A125s. His guitar and vocals are panned hard to the left. Brandon Arnold then applies the bass guitar while Mack Cole applies the drums, and the entire group finalizes the structure. Brandon recorded with his Fender Jazz Bass through an SVT Classic with stock Eminence speakers. Mack recorded with his Pearl Export Kit. At this point Rick writes the lyrics and vocal melody, and Brandon applies a vocal harmony. Brandon's vocals are panned hard to the right. Once the song is practiced and its structure tweaked for vocals, it is ready to record and play live.