Album Notes

5-Track ... electric guitar & sing
Wes Amundsen ... electric bass guitar
Patrick Lenon ... drum kit

poster art by Thomas The Cat Nelson



QUICK WAY IN:
Listen to "I Don't Know What To Do" and then listen to "Guitoracle"
Later, play the whole disc from beginning to end



LONG WAY IN:
This CD was recorded guerilla-style at the Chop Suey club in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle, Earth, in the autumn of 2006. We played a mix of songs and improvisations at the heavier end of our usual spectrum of tones. It was a pleasantly loose (but intense) set and this version of "I Don't Know What To Do" is absolutely definitive. From now on it will always feel like a cover of someone else's song

This disc feels (to me) like one long composition. The set feels like a logical & cohesive whole, which is why I chose to release it instead of the collection of tracks from various shows which I had originally intended. Plus, the sound quality here was slightly above average, as I had a soundboard tape (thanks Brent!) to mix with my own minidisc recording from the stage floor. The results are thick, if decidedly lo-fi

Worth mentioning is the "Guitoracle" concept, wherein an audience member asks us a question, in this case: "What will my life be like in ten years?" We then, usually without discussion of any kind, play the answer.

When we were done, Lemons And Stallions played amazing and unclassifiable music on an electric guitar and a drum kit




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"Glass Goblins: Live At Chop Suey" is part of The Big Skunk-Ape Project