The Red Krayola
Fingerpainting (LP)
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"Now we have The Red Krayola's state-of-the-states address 1999, presented to one and all in grand Red Krayola style, going all the way back to the days when they spelled it with a C instead of a K (c. 1967). Back then, the world was hearing it's first of this now legendary outfit. Having never tried to do anything the same twice, The Red Krayola, manage in a way not to again on Fingerpainting, although this time, in a way, they tried. Fingerpainting features unreleased songs from the distant days of 1966. The 90s Red Krayola shuffles these ancient pre-Arable Red Crayola songs with the sounds of neo-freakouts, live on the world's stage -- free, familiar, ugly, for a whole bunch of new generations. Fingerpainting features both the latter day Krayola and the original Red Crayola, from thirty years back, bringing it all full circle. And thus allowing another circle to be formed as soon as possible."
Details
Cat. number: DC156
Year: 1999
Release notes
Includes 9" x 9" insert.
Tracklist
| A1 | George III | ||
| A2 | Bad Medicine | ||
| A3 | A Hybrid Creature Of Greed, Ignorance And Powers Of Comprehension Plays A Vaulted Drum Kit. The Playing Corresponds Completely To The Event. There Are Entrances And Exits. And There Is Gravitation, Where It Is Needed - Tears For Example. | ||
| A4 | There There Betty Betty | ||
| A5 | The Greed Of A Clarinet That Is Puffy From Crying Gets Tossed In Butter And Spread By Notes. This Process Depresses The Entire Orchestra So Much That It Only Plays Behind A Golden Partition. The Partition Is Decorated With Semi-Precious Attractive Diamonds. | ||
| A6 | Vile Vile Grass | ||
| A7 | A Sow With An Abbess's Bonnet Is Sitting On Four Rock-Objects And Singing Along With Them. The Song Sounds Like A Cheater, And Is Imprisoned | ||
| B1 | In A Striped Toy Box Because Its Aims Are Not Recognizable. On Top Of The Box Is A Head That Could Be Elvis's, If He Had Survived This. | ||
| B2 | Mother | ||
| B3 | Out Of A Trombone That Is Divided Lengthways By A Partition Of Gold Sound Seven Violins Of Dynamite That Are Cut Sideways Into Thin Slices. They Are Played By The Thrown Out Ex-Members Of A Very Bad Band And Blown Up. | ||
| B4 | In My Baby's Ruth, Sandy's Drums With David & Shadwell, Filthy Lucre. |
Credits
- Albert Oehlen
- Performer
- Bobby Henschen
- Performer
- Christopher Williams
- Performer
- David Grubbs
- Performer
- Elisa Randazzo
- Performer
- Frederick Barthelme
- Performer
- George Hurley
- Performer
- Mayo Thompson
- Performer
- Sandy Yang
- Performer
- Stephen Prina
- Performer
- Steve Cunningham
- Performer
- Tom Watson
- Performer
