Dead Air (Heatmiser album)

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Dead Air
Studio album by Heatmiser
Released	1993 (US)
Genre	Indie
Label	Frontier
Heatmiser chronology
The Music of Heatmiser (1992) Dead Air (1993) Yellow No. 5 (1994)

Dead Air is the debut album by Heatmiser, released in 1993 on Frontier Records.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Still" (Elliott Smith)
2. "Candyland" (Neil Gust)
3. "Mock-Up" (Elliott Smith)
4. "Dirt" (Elliott Smith)
5. "Bottle Rocket" (Neil Gust)
6. "Blackout" (Elliott Smith)
7. "Stray" (Elliott Smith)
8. "Can't Be Touched" (Neil Gust)
9. "Cannibal" (Elliott Smith)
10. "Don't Look Down" (Neil Gust)
11. "Sands Hotel" (Neil Gust)
12. "Lowlife" (Elliott Smith)
13. "Buick" (Neil Gust)
14. "Dead Air" (Elliott Smith)

[edit] Credits

• Produced by Heatmiser and Thee Slayer Hippy.
• Engineered and mixed by Tony Lash.
• "Lowlife" and "Bottle Rocket" basic tracks recorded by Bob Stark.
• Recorded at Sound Impressions, Milwaukie, Oregon.
• Mixed at Whitehorse Studios, Portland, Oregon.
• Assistant Mix Engineer: Bob Stark.
• Digitally edited by Super Duper, mastered at K-Disc by John Golden.

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