The epic title song to Rathead's 1991 release that shattered the music world, in glorious Mono. transcript: "Hi, here we are again,... Rathead" "This is a song called 'Life is Meaningless'" "Yeah" "Title song on our new ..." "tape…

Joy Bus (Rachel, Danny and Nick) hanging out with our friends Jon Pecoul and Frank Palumbo. Rachel sounds like she is drumming on just a snare with some brushes - parts of this song are awesome in my opinion. You also get to hear us being stupid…

The tale of a chicken

papa jon preach sunshine and tree roots

Jon with I think Missy on vocals. I think this is a great song.

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.

This is the short-lived Eugene OR band "Joy Bus" from around 1992-1993. Nicolas Columbo, Danny Campbell and Rachel Blumberg (I don't hear Rachel on this song though)

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

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…

Finally one with Julia our vocalist. I believe she (or she and Chris) wrote the lyrics. This is a later incarnation of Julia with a somewhat different affectation than earlier Prozac. I think the melody and the words greatly enhance the depth…

This is an improvised 'piece'. We did quite a bit of improvising, taping the sessions, then sitting in the bedroom listening to the tapes and talking about what we liked, then next time everyone would come with ideas and we would work on things…

If I'm not mistaken, this is a song written earlier in Prozac's tragically short career when we still had a vocalist, but performed much later in the basement just for kicks. I think Dustin and Frank wrote the music and Julia (and possibly Chris…

Yet another from the basement. I believe this is a short, slowed down version of a faster, older Prozac song. Lots of hiss, and I wish it was longer, but I do particularly like this.

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.

This is the Prozac version of the beloved and strangely haunting song 'Inchworm' as remembered from childhood. There are a couple of microphone glitches in the beginning. And it's pretty much improvised, I think this is the first time playing…

A nice solid punchy classic Prozac offering. Love the bass on this song. Also from the basement.

Another basement practice song as you can tell by the initial hiss. Mostly beautiful, kind of self-indulgent and a little longish in parts. I also don't remember what this one is called.

OK, now I don't know which song is Rotten Log. I think it's this one. This is one of my favorite and most memorable Prozac songs. Not a perfect rendition but que sera sera. I believe this is from a basement practice session too. I remember…