LIFE IN FAT LANE: FAT MUSIC 4 / VARIOUS (SAMPLER)
LIFE IN FAT LANE: FAT MUSIC 4 / VARIOUS (SAMPLER)
LIFE IN FAT LANE: FAT MUSIC 4 / VARIOUS
product information
Condition: New, UPC: 7510970585276, Publication Date: 04/20/1999, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/ROCK,
join & start selling
description

tracks

May 16
Road Rash
Coming Too Close
Pass The Buck
Twat Called Maurice
Promise To Distinction
Heresy, Hypocracy And Revenge
Do You Wanna Fight Me
The Exumation Of Virginia Madison
Taken
San Dimas High School Football Rules
Old School Pig
Part Time SF Ecologist
The Plan
Keep The Beat
Dummy Up
My Favorite Things
Quadrat Im Kreis

notes

Track 1 from the album Let's Talk About Feelings (Fat 578). Recorded at Motor Studios, San Francisco CA. Mixed at the Blasting Room.
Track 2 from the album Duck And Cover (Fat 576). Recorded at Orange Whip Studios, Santa Barbara CA. Mixed at The Music Annex, SF, CA.
Track 3 previously unreleased. Recorded at Motor Studios, SF, CA.
Track 4 from the album Call To Arms (Fat 582). Recorded at Big House, NYC. Mastered at Masterdisk. Mixed at Electric Lady Studios.
Track 5 from their forthcoming Fat Wreck album.
Track 6 from the album Five Lessons Learned (Fat 574). Recorded at Motor Studios.
Track 7 previously unreleased. Recorded at Motor Studios.
Track 8 from their forthcoming Fat Wreck album. Recorded at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne, January 1999. Mixed at Studios 301, Sydney, January 1999.
Track 9 from the album Twisted By Design (Fat 570). Recorded at Rhumbo Studios, Woodland Hills CA. Mixed at Master Control. Mastered at Future Disk.
Track 10 previously unreleased. Recorded at Montana Studio, Richmond, Virginia, February 1999.
Track 11 from the EP Look Forward To Failure (Fat 581). Recorded at Orange Whip Studios, Santa Barbara CA.
Track 12 from the album Collect 'Em All (Fat 567). Recorded and mixed @ Motor Studios.
Track 13 from the album Unbearable Lightness Of Being Drunk (Fat 577). Recorded and mixed at Premier Studios.
Track 14 from the 7" Timmy The Turtle (Fat 589). Recorded at Motor Studios, SF.
Track 15 from the album Snuff Said (Fat 543).
Track 16 from the album Television City Dream (Fat 572). Recorded at Sonic Iguana and the Uberstudio. Vocals recorded in Ben Weasel's bedroom. Mixed at Sonic Iguana Studios. Mastered @ OceanView Digital Mastering.
Track 17 from the album Are A Drag (Fat 586). Recorded at Motor Studios.
Track 18 from the album Kraut & Reuben (Fat 571).

credits


Illustration [Cover] – Brian Clarke (8)
Layout [Slapped Together By] – Sergie,

companies


Copyright (c) – Fat Wreck Chords
Recorded At – Motor Studios
Mixed At – The Blasting Room
Recorded At – Orange Whip Recording
Mixed At – The Music Annex
Recorded At – Big House
Mastered At – Masterdisk
Mixed At – Electric Lady Studios
Recorded At – Sing Sing Studios
Mixed At – 301 Studios, Sydney
Recorded At – Rumbo Recorders
Mixed At – Master Control, Burbank
Mastered At – Future Disc
Recorded At – Montana Studio
Mixed At – Motor Studios
Recorded At – Premier Recording Studios
Mixed At – Premier Recording Studios
Recorded At – Sonic Iguana Studios
Recorded At – Uberstudio
Mixed At – Sonic Iguana Studios
Mastered At – OceanView Digital Mastering
reviews

Be the first to write a review

member goods

No member items were found under this heading.

listens & views

DARK ROAD

by LEMONS,CATHY

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$15.25

STEALING THE DEVILS GUITAR

by POPA CHUBBY

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$15.75

MOVE ON (JPN)

by SASAKI,SHIRO

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$22.99

Return Policy

All sales are final

Shipping

No special shipping considerations available.
Shipping fees determined at checkout.
promoting relevance through notable postings ]
share it, buy it, sell it ]

A notem is a post that highlights an experience, idea, topic of interest, an event ... whatever a member believes worthy of discussion. Each notem becomes a pathway by which to make meaningful connections.

notems is a free, global social network that rewards members by the number and quality of notems they post.

notemote® © . Privacy Policy. Developed by Hartmann Software Group