The One Night Record Project : A Trilogy of Rock CD

The One Night Record Project by various artists Three records conceived, written and recorded each during a single night and featuring performances by members of Verbena, Friends of Sound, and Nineteen Forty-Five. Tracks 1. I Killed an Android 2. Around the Moon 3. Elizabeth of the Impossible Midnight 4. I Am the Progeny of Enemy Alien Minds 5. You're Lookin' Good in That Spacesuit 6. Superstellar Interplanetary Rock 7. Hey, That's a Really Nice Spaceship 8. What Man Achieves is What Matter Wants 9. Shon'jir (An Alliance for Our Mutual Protection) 10. Space Monkey 11. Viva Los Nightmares 12. River of Blood 13. Please Don't Step on My Tail 14. I've Got Chainsaws 15. A Grave of Worms 16. Zombies Eat Brains 17. Castle on the Hill 18. Stygian Mystery 19. I'm History 20. Wok-a-Loan 21. The Zipline 22. The Monorail 23. The Skateboard 24. The Sidecar 25. The Love Train 26. The Roller Skates 27. Moto-Rama 28. The Bigwheels 29. Will's Wheelchair 30. The Skybucket Record Tracks Date Spaceling 1-10 2002-01 ¡Los Nightmares! 11-20 2002-02 Automove 21-30 2003-06 About Our friend Les once mentioned his goal of writing and recording an entire record by himself in one week. We decided to outdo Les by writing and recording an entire record in one night. Two years and three records later, what initially began simply as an attempt to spend time making music with our friend Conrad turned into this, the One Night Record Project. Our first installment, Spaceling, has a Science Fiction theme and well exceeded all our expectations by the end of the night. It has probably been our most successful One Night Record. Hard copies of Spaceling have been ordered and sent from our house to destinations all over the country as well as downloaded countless times over the internet from various websites. Elizabeth of the Impossible Midnight has even been performed at an elementary school in a Parent/Teacher talent show. Los Nightmares is the second attempt to produce a record in a single evening. The concept for this one is obviously Horror, and the song titles and lyrics speak for themselves. Babies are eaten at more than one place on this record. Katharine and Will explore the intricacies of what two monsters in love might do to an unwary farmstead in Castle on the Hill. Leslie actually passed out cold in front of the mic around 4 or 5 in the morning after voicing her lyrics in her story of a woman hunted in I'm History. She did go home afterwards to get some sleep. The third record, Automove, is all about travel and how different people do it - or want to do it as in Nick's suavo R&B rocker The Love Train. Automove was recorded last and at least a year from Spaceling so our studio had changed quite a bit. You can actually hear the studio upgrades as the second two records progress away from the greater low fidelity of Spaceling. What can be inferred so far from this letter and the One Night Record Project Trilogy itself is that it's the product of several people's imaginations and tastes blending together with no time for second takes or inhibitions. Miraculously this process worked not only well but superbly. At least we're all willing to release it to the public with our names on it: Performers Conrad Vollmer looks good currently lives in Brooklyn and rocks with the Fugue Hunter Manasco bites his nails and rocks out with Nineteen Forty-Five and Amy Ray Katharine McElroy likes dogs, rocks with Nineteen Forty-Five and Amy Ray Leslie Lochamy likes cats, lives in Cahaba Heights, is 50% of the Friends of Sound Nick Daviston was 1/3 of Verbena but is now producing his own rock with Revox Les Nuby was a great deal Verbena and lots of others but is now mostly himself Raymond Knorr works with Reed on a side project and owns a huge tape machine Reed Lochamy the male half of the Friends of Sound and also records with Raymond Will Lochamy rocks out with Nineteen Forty-Five, Amy Ray, and Revox. Engineer/Producer Nineteen Forty-Five Recording Studio Hong Kong School of Sound Release date July 6, 2004 Catalog number SB04 Limited Edition copies (a few still available) come with Bonus Audio Commentary disc The One Night Record Project by various artists Three records conceived, written and recorded each during a single night and featuring performances by members of Verbena, Friends of Sound, and Nineteen Forty-Five. Tracks <pre><code>1. I Killed an Android 2. Around the Moon 3. Elizabeth of the Impossible Midnight 4. I Am the Progeny of Enemy Alien Minds 5. You're Lookin' Good in That Spacesuit 6. Superstellar Interplanetary Rock 7. Hey, That's a Really Nice Spaceship 8. What Man Achieves is What Matter Wants 9. Shon'jir (An Alliance for Our Mutual Protection) 10. Space Monkey 11. Viva Los Nightmares 12. River of Blood 13. Please Don't Step on My Tail 14. I've Got Chainsaws 15. A Grave of Worms 16. Zombies Eat Brains 17. Castle on the Hill 18. Stygian Mystery 19. I'm History 20. Wok-a-Loan 21. The Zipline 22. The Monorail 23. The Skateboard 24. The Sidecar 25. The Love Train 26. The Roller Skates 27. Moto-Rama 28. The Bigwheels 29. Will's Wheelchair 30. The Skybucket</code></pre> Record Tracks Date Spaceling 1-10 2002-01 ¡Los Nightmares! 11-20 2002-02 Automove 21-30 2003-06 About Our friend Les once mentioned his goal of writing and recording an entire record by himself in one week. We decided to outdo Les by writing and recording an entire record in one night. Two years and three records later, what initially began simply as an attempt to spend time making music with our friend Conrad turned into this, the One Night Record Project. Our first installment, Spaceling, has a Science Fiction theme and well exceeded all our expectations by the end of the night. It has probably been our most successful One Night Record. Hard copies of Spaceling have been ordered and sent from our house to destinations all over the country as well as downloaded countless times over the internet from various websites. Elizabeth of the Impossible Midnight has even been performed at an elementary school in a Parent/Teacher talent show. Los Nightmares is the second attempt to produce a record in a single evening. The concept for this one is obviously Horror, and the song titles and lyrics speak for themselves. Babies are eaten at more than one place on this record. Katharine and Will explore the intricacies of what two monsters in love might do to an unwary farmstead in Castle on the Hill. Leslie actually passed out cold in front of the mic around 4 or 5 in the morning after voicing her lyrics in her story of a woman hunted in I’m History. She did go home afterwards to get some sleep. The third record, Automove, is all about travel and how different people do it – or want to do it as in Nick’s suavo R&B rocker The Love Train. Automove was recorded last and at least a year from Spaceling so our studio had changed quite a bit. You can actually hear the studio upgrades as the second two records progress away from the greater low fidelity of Spaceling. What can be inferred so far from this letter and the One Night Record Project Trilogy itself is that it’s the product of several people’s imaginations and tastes blending together with no time for second takes or inhibitions. Miraculously this process worked not only well but superbly. At least we’re all willing to release it to the public with our names on it: Performers Conrad Vollmer looks good currently lives in Brooklyn and rocks with the Fugue Hunter Manasco bites his nails and rocks out with Nineteen Forty-Five and Amy Ray Katharine McElroy likes dogs, rocks with Nineteen Forty-Five and Amy Ray Leslie Lochamy likes cats, lives in Cahaba Heights, is 50% of the Friends of Sound Nick Daviston was 1/3 of Verbena but is now producing his own rock with Revox Les Nuby was a great deal Verbena and lots of others but is now mostly himself Raymond Knorr works with Reed on a side project and owns a huge tape machine Reed Lochamy the male half of the Friends of Sound and also records with Raymond Will Lochamy rocks out with Nineteen Forty-Five, Amy Ray, and Revox. Engineer/Producer Nineteen Forty-Five Recording Studio Hong Kong School of Sound Release date July 6, 2004 Catalog number SB04 Limited Edition copies (a few still available) come with Bonus Audio Commentary disc

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