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15 Hours on a September Thursday is a demo by the Matthew Good Band recorded and released in 1994. The album was self-released on cassette, and was credited to the Matthew Good Band. However, the lineup of the band differed from that of its best-known period. The title refers to the date and amount of time spent recording the demo. These recordings would later become part of a compilation called "History Teacher," that was released illegally in an attempt to capitalize on the newfound success of the Matthew Good Band in the mid-1990s.
[edit] Track listing
- "The Bombmaker" - 4:58
- "Last of The Ghetto Astronauts" - 6:10
- "The Ocean" - 6:31
- "Endsong" - 5:04
- "Brand New Tune" - 4:25
- "Bluebird" - 6:16
- "Parable" - 4:58
- "Second Sun" - 4:50
[edit] Personnel
- Matthew Good - Vocals, Guitar
- Steve Codling - Keyboards
- Judy Renouf - Cello
- Eran Vooys - Drums
- Ariel Watson - Bass
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Christian Thor Valdson | Pat Steward | Rich Priske | Mark Olexson
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…And in Closing (Rodchester Kings) (1991) | Left of Normal (1992) | Broken (1993) | Euphony (1994) | 15 Hours on a September Thursday (1995)
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"Alabama Motel Room" | "Symbolistic White Walls" | "Haven't Slept In Years" | "Everything Is Automatic" | "Indestructible" | "Apparitions" | "Rico" | "Hello Time Bomb" | "Load Me Up" | "Strange Days" | "The Future Is X-Rated" | "Carmelina" | "Anti-Pop" | "Weapon" | "In a World Called Catastrophe" | "Near Fantastica" | "Alert Status Red" | "It's Been Awhile Since I Was Your Man" | "Oh Be Joyful" | "Born Losers" | "I'm a Window"
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