8 Teeth to Eat You

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8 Teeth to Eat You
EP by Cursive and Eastern Youth
Released	June 4, 2002
Genre	Indie Rock, Emo
Length	34:14
Label	Better Looking Records

8 Teeth to Eat You is a split album between Cursive and the Japanese punk band Eastern Youth. It was released on June 4th of 2002 on Better Looking Records.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 2.1 Cursive 2.2 Eastern Youth

[edit] Track listing

1. Cursive - "Excerpts From Various Notes Strewn Around The Bedroom of April Connolly, Feb. 24, 1997" - 4:03
2. Cursive - "Am I Not Yours?" - 3:25
3. Cursive - "Escape Artist" – 3:11
4. Cursive - "May Flowers" - 3:36
5. Eastern Youth - "Bura Bura Bushi" – 4:57
6. Eastern Youth - "Muyohnosuke" – 4:10
7. Eastern Youth - "Nisokuhokohkouta" – 5:51
8. Eastern Youth - "Itsudemo Kokoniiru" - 5:01

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Cursive

• Tim Kasher - Guitar, Vocals
• Gretta Cohn - Cello
• Matt Maginn - Bass
• Clint Schnase - Drums
• Ted Stevens - Guitar, Vocals

• Mike Mogis - Recording, Mixing, Production
• Doug Van Sloun - Mastering

[edit] Eastern Youth

• Hisashi Yoshino - Guitar, Vocals
• Tomokazu Ninomiya - Bass
• Atsuya Tamori - Drums

• Eddie Ashworth - Recording, Mixing, Production
• Shinji Yoshikoshi - Assistant Engineering
• Eddy Schreyer - Mastering

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