twenty song e.p., by Title One

twenty song e.p.

by Title One

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1.	instruction sheet 01:44	buy track
2.	du 00:24	buy track
3.	.-...- (dot, dash) 00:39	buy track
4.	your shirt is my shirt now 02:13	buy track
5.	kick-butt pajama boy 00:25	buy track
6.	never not sticky tape 00:20	buy track
7.	my friend pete (about pete) 01:21	buy track
8.	thumbgroundsound 00:26	buy track
9.	gittard 00:51	buy track
10.	generic exit theme 01:20	buy track
11.	we are the eagles! 01:18	buy track
12.	salute to rick of not no 00:33	buy track
13.	wat en hoe (in het engels) 00:52	buy track
14.	you don't speak regular (or and you i've never met) 01:03	buy track
15.	three plays at once saves you time 01:07	buy track
16.	never like this, before 01:03	buy track
17.	he's doing better - whoever "he" is 01:21	buy track
18.	future literary appreciation 01:14	buy track
19.	wires and twist-ties 00:35	buy track
20.	a mixture and a compound 01:04	buy track

about

Title One recorded "twenty song e.p." during the recording of "Unimplemented Trap." It was created as a sort of improvisation/dada experiment. The music was recorded as it was created - live to a four-track cassette recorder. A month or so later, after tracks were transferred as two track/stereo mixes into the computer, parts were revisited for lyrical content. Many of the lyrics were taken directly from out-of-date instruction manuals, old textbooks, or the like. It became a process that allowed Title One to attempt whatever came to mind i.e., singing "I've never sung like this before" in as many different ways as possible or reading three different plays at the same time. The band played several of the tracks during live performances: most notably track 13 - what en hoe (in het engels), track 5 - kick-butt pajama boy, and track 20 - a mixture and a compound.

The CD case covers were created from pages taken from books out of a free bin at a local used book store. So originally, each case had a different cover - with the same info on an area on the back of the case. It was designed so that the cover art was from recycled/discarded/collaged materials.

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released January 1, 1999

twenty song e.p. was produced by Title One. All rights reserved ©2014 titleonesongs.

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Title One Chattanooga, Tennessee

Title One is
Brandon Buckner,
Eric Buckner, &
Jim Tate.

cornerroomrecordings.com

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