various apps, delayed and looped.

Missy Prince - keyboards; Ty Connor - drums & shouting; Danny Campbell - guitar In Scott Anderson's living room circa ~1993 This is a small segment of a longer tape. In glorious mostly-mono.

Vocals: Jonathan Pecoul Drums: Rachel Blumberg Bass: Nicolas Columbo Guitar: Danny Campbell Misc: Frank Palumbo lyrics KRS-One You can hear some conversation and creative process here & there. 1993, Scott Anderson's Living Room

Vocals: Jonathan Pecoul Drums: Rachel Blumberg Bass: Nicolas Columbo Guitar: Danny Campbell Misc: Frank Palumbo lyrics KRS-One You can hear some conversation and creative process here & there. 1993, Scott Anderson's Living Room

Missy Prince - keyboards; Ty Connor - drums & shouting; Danny Campbell - guitar In Scott Anderson's living room circa ~1993 This is a small segment of a longer tape. In glorious mostly-mono.

Missy Prince - keyboards; Ty Connor - drums & shouting; Danny Campbell - guitar In Scott Anderson's living room circa ~1993 This is a small segment of a longer tape. In glorious mostly-mono.

Thanks anonymous for recalling the title. I think it is one of the best Prozac songs ever. Also from the practice cellar. Chris Keegan drums, Frank Hanson bass, Dustin Stuhr guitar, Danny Campbell guitar.

Here is another one with vocals. I had completely forgotten about this and hearing it brought back the visceral thrill of making music with a group. Of course I have a ringing in my ears to remind me of those days. The only problem with this…

This is from around 1991 I would say, and is a practice from the basement, a slowed-down version of a faster song.

Now I don't know which song is Rotten Log. Probably the other one. Thanks anonymous commenter :). This is not from Prozac's one multitrack recording session as I had originally thought. What sounds like overdubbed guitars is simply psychic…