From the album "Blood Work", by World War Nine's very own Ake Kappatsu, with Jack Merlot on the Hydrogen drum generator. Some tracks produced by Toby Lucien, others produced by Word60 ( http://www.alonetone.com/word60 ) Still others produced…

From the album "Blood Work", by World War Nine's very own Ake Kappatsu, with Jack Merlot on the Hydrogen drum generator. Some tracks produced by Toby Lucien, others produced by Word60 ( http://www.alonetone.com/word60 ) Still others produced…

From the album "Blood Work", by World War Nine's very own Ake Kappatsu, with Jack Merlot on the Hydrogen drum generator. Some tracks produced by Toby Lucien, others produced by Word60 ( http://www.alonetone.com/word60 ) Still others produced…

From the album "Blood Work", by World War Nine's very own Ake Kappatsu, with Jack Merlot on the Hydrogen drum generator. Some tracks produced by Toby Lucien, others produced by Word60 ( http://www.alonetone.com/word60 ) Still others produced…

The SAP10 test is either a Urinalysis or blood test ( I can't remember which. ) It is a drug screen.

Another Urinalysis, this one using Lithium levels to monitor patients for medication compliance as well as illicit drug use.

Everybody I'm sure has their favorite story to tell about their favorite heroin addict getting all bent out of shape about having to go to the "goddamned clinic" every time they don't want to be junk sick. Myself, I'll just be over here getting…

This means you're not supposed to be able to get real medication anymore because you've proven to the doctors you're a two-bit grifter & a zero-seven burnout with no hope of recovery.

She went her way, I went mine. I read about what happened to her in the tabloid papers. They were already covering her struggles with drugs & alcohol. So it just made sense for me to write a little bit about what it was like, with her…

The somewhat hesitant yet still compelling story of how a two-bit grifter by the name of Jack Merlot was working late into the evening one night, practicing his walking-stick-like bass lines on a dreadnought guitaron, when, much to his surprise…