Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance (private tape)
This article is about the private tape. For their debut album, see Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance.
| Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance | ||||
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| Demo album by TISM | ||||
| Released | never | |||
| Recorded | Minack residence, 30 December 1982 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock | |||
| Label | Private release | |||
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Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance is the earliest known recording by the Australian alternative rock group TISM. It was recorded on 30 December 1982 at the home of Ron Hitler-Barassi. The vocalist on this tape is Humphrey B. Flaubert, although he was much younger when this was recorded, so his voice sounds different.
The name of this album was later re-used for their debut album in 1988.
Track list[1]
- Eckermann is Very Silly
- The Ballad of the Semitic Nazi
- Yassa Arathin-a-Go-Go
- I Go to Werribee
- Pus of the Dead
- United He Stands Divided He Is Not United Anymore
- Stiff's Luck
- Sweetbread Ain't No Honky Carcinogen
- Instant Party
Tracks 1-4 were eventually released on Best Off disc 2. Rerecorded versions of tracks 1, 4 and 5 appear on This Is Serious Mum.
Crew
- Damian Cowell - vocals, drums
- John Holt - bass
- Eugene Cester - keyboards
- Peter Minack - engineer
References
- ↑ Taken from the TISM Guide to Little Aesthetics
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