tracks

Intro - Hold It
Here Comes The Judge
You + I Vs. The World
They Live By Night
Bring The Birds Down
Don't Mind The Mind
Evidence Is Everywhere
We Can't Be Contained
Introductions
Don't Step On The Children
How Pretty Can U Get
R U A Believer Pt. II
International Airport
We Gotta Get Offa This Rock
So...Chocolatey / Destination: Love
Outro - Hold It

notes

Claimed as a "hastily recorded live show", complete with crowd noise and (British-accented) MC in the style of a 60's soul revue, this was recorded in September 1995 at Pirate "Mobile" Studio, Washington DC.

First Cat. # on spine and barcode sticker on back cover.
Second Cat. # on both center labels.

Both labels say side 1. Sides derived from runouts.

Labels state:
Recorded in D.C. (under Dischord Records logo).
DIS 99V
Catalog number on the spine is DIS99V.
Made in England and $7 post paid from Dischord on back sleeve.
There are other (later) versions with $8 post paid printed on back. From Dischord: "Destination, Make-Up's first full-length album, was originally released in 1995. The 12" LP edition was first remastered and reissued in 2009, but didn’t stay in print for long. The album was again reissued in June 2012."

The 12" LP comes with a free MP3 download.

This is the 2012 repressing.

credits

Bass, Vocals – Michelle Mae
Design – The Make-Up
Drums [Drumkit] – Steve Gamboa
Graphics – Jason Farrell
Guitar, Organ, Vocals – James Canty
Management – Black Gemini Productions
MC – Dale Shaw
Photography By [Make-up Photograph] – Glen E. Friedman
Producer, Recorded By, Engineer – Guy Picciotto
Vocals [Singer] – Ian Svenonius
Bass, Vocals – Michelle Mae
Design – The Make-Up
Drums [Drumkit] – Steve Gamboa
Guitar, Organ, Vocals – James Canty
MC – Dale Shaw
Photography By [Make-up Photograph] – Glen E. Friedman
Producer, Recorded By – Guy Picciotto
Vocals [Singer] – Ian Svenonius

companies

Pressed By – Damont
Copyright (c) – The Make-Up Organization, Ltd.
Recorded At – Cold Rice
Copyright (c) – Black Gemini Music

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