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Improvisatory Madness in St. Louis (2004)

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11/6/04. Radio Cherokee. St. Louis, MO

Jeff Libersher- guitar
Darin Gray- bass
Todd Rittmann- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums

100% improvisation. There’s a funny story behind this one: On the way
to St. Louis (from Chicago, where Todd and Jeff and Thymme lived/live),
Todd was saying that he loved how Darin always had this perfect, pristine
sound on bass. “You can always tell that it’s him. Nobody else sounds like
that.” When we arrived, Darin was beaming, telling us how he had borrowed
a bass rig with a torn speaker. “You guys love that distorted bass sound, right?”

Worldless

Worldless

Charles Dudley Bayne, III- piano, music
Scott Rutledge- words
Thymme Jones- vocals, half-valve trumpet, processing
Tim Garrigan and Sunny Stalter- answering machine messages from 1997

Mastered by Todd Rittmann

The first collaboration between D and Scott.

Elgin in ’94, one month before “Not A Food” was recorded

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6/4/94. Elgin, IL

Jeff Libersher- guitar
Dan Forden- bass
Phil Bonnet- guitar
Thymme Jones- drums

“Even Has A Half-Life” and “Ice Cream And Lies,” just one month
before going to Steve Albini’s house to record Not A Food.

Don’t remember name of this place. DO remember starting at 7:00pm or so,
and how weird it was ending while it was still light out. DO remember how nice
and warm it was outside. DO remember Thymme having to evacuate his building
in Edgewater (in Chicago) less than twelve hours after this show, due to a fire.