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Your Animal Crowd

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Cassette release by [[Aaron McNally]], 1999.

==Track Listing==
''Side A:''
#Skillz
#Parody
#Ahem/Countree Jam
#Vulnerable
#Disclosure
#My Cure Collection
#My Head

''Side B:''
#Michael (yr animal crowd)
#Revolutions Sure
#Scrooge
#Hate Me
#Teenage Death Girls
#Hard 2 Believe
#Famous Blue Raincoat
#Seen the Last of Me
#Skillz Remix (ver. 1) (''bonus track'')

==Photos==
<gallery>
Image:Yr_animal_cover.jpg|<Center>Front Cover
Image:Yr_animal.jpg|<Center>Insert
</gallery>

Aaron McNally

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	==Solo Releases==		==Solo Releases==
-	Your Animal Crowd (1999, cassette)	+	[[Your Animal Crowd]] (1999, cassette)

	[[Parodee 2000]] (2000, cassette) Contains many of the songs from the earlier release, plus new material and several remixes by [[Andy Meyer]].		[[Parodee 2000]] (2000, cassette) Contains many of the songs from the earlier release, plus new material and several remixes by [[Andy Meyer]].

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Bands 2000-2007

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	[[8FOUNDDead]]<br />		[[8FOUNDDead]]<br />
		+	[[Aaron McNally]]<br />
	[[The Action Figures]]<br />		[[The Action Figures]]<br />
	[[A is Jump]]<br />		[[A is Jump]]<br />

Bands

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	[[The Action Figures]]<br />		[[The Action Figures]]<br />
	[[A is Jump]]<br />		[[A is Jump]]<br />

The Hip-Negative EP

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Trivia:

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	Cassette release by [[Cowboys & Indians]], 1999.		Cassette release by [[Cowboys & Indians]], 1999.
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		+	==Personnel==
		+	[[Aaron McNally]]--current affairs
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		+	[[Andy Meyer]]--odd jobs

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
-	#At the time of recording, Andy's biggest musical influences were ''Bitches Brew''-era Miles Davis and Lee "Scratch" Perry. Aaron's biggest influences were NIN, Green Day and Sublime.	+	#At the time of recording, Andy's biggest musical "influences" were ''Bitches Brew''-era Miles Davis and Lee "Scratch" Perry. Aaron's biggest influences were NIN, Green Day and Sublime.
	#The "Pistachio" references alluded to the fact that Aaron had green hair at the time.		#The "Pistachio" references alluded to the fact that Aaron had green hair at the time.
	#Throughout the album, Aaron refers to Andy as "The Night Baker", because he had recently applied for a job at Donutland.		#Throughout the album, Aaron refers to Andy as "The Night Baker", because he had recently applied for a job at Donutland.
-	#The entire tape was recorded on a borrowed Fostex cassette 4-track with no EQ, and a cheap Yamaha home keyboard.	+	#The entire tape was recorded on a borrowed Fostex cassette 4-track with no EQ, an omni mic which had been duct-taped in an attempt to make it directional, and a cheap Yamaha home keyboard.
-	#It was recorded over a rehearsal tape of Ben McBride's band. His voice can be heard coming through at several points on the tape, most noticeably at the beginning of track 3, saying "that's mace in your eye"; thus the song title.	+	#It was recorded over a rehearsal tape of Ben McBride's band. His voice can be heard coming through at several points on the tape, most noticeably at the beginning of track 3, saying "that's mace in your eye", thus the song title.
	#Small Minds was a demo recording by Aaron's former band [[Shooting Hollywood]], recorded by local punk impresario Rob Jensen, with additional geese and windchimes recorded at Jim McNally's Washburn estate (aka, Black Hearse Studios).		#Small Minds was a demo recording by Aaron's former band [[Shooting Hollywood]], recorded by local punk impresario Rob Jensen, with additional geese and windchimes recorded at Jim McNally's Washburn estate (aka, Black Hearse Studios).
	#Telephone Death used a recording of Allen Ginsberg's poem "I Am a Victim of Telephone", taken from the Giorno Poetry Systems LP ''Disconnected''.		#Telephone Death used a recording of Allen Ginsberg's poem "I Am a Victim of Telephone", taken from the Giorno Poetry Systems LP ''Disconnected''.
-		+	#The title, "Hip-Negative", was meant in the sense of being the ''polar opposite'' of "hip".
-		+

	==Photos==		==Photos==

Cowboys & Indians

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	==Releases==		==Releases==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
-	Image:~~Hip_negative~~.~~jpg~~\|<Center>[[The Hip-Negative EP]] (1999, cassette)	+	Image:Hip_neg.JPG\|<Center>[[The Hip-Negative EP]] (1999, cassette)
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The Hip-Negative EP

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	#Small Minds was a demo recording by Aaron's former band [[Shooting Hollywood]], recorded by local punk impresario Rob Jensen, with additional geese and windchimes recorded at Jim McNally's Washburn estate (aka, Black Hearse Studios).		#Small Minds was a demo recording by Aaron's former band [[Shooting Hollywood]], recorded by local punk impresario Rob Jensen, with additional geese and windchimes recorded at Jim McNally's Washburn estate (aka, Black Hearse Studios).
	#Telephone Death used a recording of Allen Ginsberg's poem "I Am a Victim of Telephone", taken from the Giorno Poetry Systems LP ''Disconnected''.		#Telephone Death used a recording of Allen Ginsberg's poem "I Am a Victim of Telephone", taken from the Giorno Poetry Systems LP ''Disconnected''.
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		+
		+	==Photos==
		+	<gallery>
		+	Image:Hip_neg.JPG\|<Center>Front Cover
		+	Image:Hip_negative.jpg\|<Center>Full Insert
		+	</gallery>

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The Hip-Negative EP

2012-05-13T08:05:25Z

Created page with "Cassette release by Cowboys & Indians, 1999. ==Track Listing== #Pistachio Africana #It's About That Time #Bass in Your Eye #DJ Pistachio #Collie Interlude #Small Minds #Pian..."

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Cassette release by [[Cowboys & Indians]], 1999.

==Track Listing==
#Pistachio Africana
#It's About That Time
#Bass in Your Eye
#DJ Pistachio
#Collie Interlude
#Small Minds
#Piano Song
#Telephone Death
#Black Hearse Posse Shout Out

==Trivia==
#At the time of recording, Andy's biggest musical influences were ''Bitches Brew''-era Miles Davis and Lee "Scratch" Perry. Aaron's biggest influences were NIN, Green Day and Sublime.
#The "Pistachio" references alluded to the fact that Aaron had green hair at the time.
#Throughout the album, Aaron refers to Andy as "The Night Baker", because he had recently applied for a job at Donutland.
#The entire tape was recorded on a borrowed Fostex cassette 4-track with no EQ, and a cheap Yamaha home keyboard.
#It was recorded over a rehearsal tape of Ben McBride's band. His voice can be heard coming through at several points on the tape, most noticeably at the beginning of track 3, saying "that's mace in your eye"; thus the song title.
#Small Minds was a demo recording by Aaron's former band [[Shooting Hollywood]], recorded by local punk impresario Rob Jensen, with additional geese and windchimes recorded at Jim McNally's Washburn estate (aka, Black Hearse Studios).
#Telephone Death used a recording of Allen Ginsberg's poem "I Am a Victim of Telephone", taken from the Giorno Poetry Systems LP ''Disconnected''.

Cowboys & Indians

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	==Releases==		==Releases==
-	The Hip-Negative EP (~~1998?~~, cassette)	+	<gallery>
		+	Image:Hip_negative.jpg\|<Center>[[The Hip-Negative EP]] (1999, cassette)
		+	</gallery>

File:Hip negative.jpg

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