They load a plane in Bombay Destination unknown The man in the suit says "A deal's a deal" The evil's free from its home Some people think that where the power lies Is in the size of your hand But we've got connections to make We've…

They load a plane in Bombay Destination unknown The man in the suit says "A deal's a deal" The evil's free from its home Some people think that where the power lies Is in the size of your hand But we've got connections to make We've…

First track recorded live at Proctors Theater in Schenectady NY sometime in 1994. We had the place all to ourselves. A huge Victorian theater with us just set up in a circle on the stage with some overhead mics. No overdubs, straight to DAT.

First track recorded live at Proctors Theater in Schenectady NY sometime in 1994. We had the place all to ourselves. A huge Victorian theater with us just set up in a circle on the stage with some overhead mics. No overdubs, straight to DAT.

First track recorded live at Proctors Theater in Schenectady NY sometime in 1994. We had the place all to ourselves. A huge Victorian theater with us just set up in a circle on the stage with some overhead mics. No overdubs, straight to DAT.

First track recorded live at Proctors Theater in Schenectady NY sometime in 1994. We had the place all to ourselves. A huge Victorian theater with us just set up in a circle on the stage with some overhead mics. No overdubs, straight to DAT.

I was very hesitant to upload this. It was a song that never really quite got to where I wanted it to be. Inspired by my friend, Clark, who always described his music as "postmodern industrial country". Anyway, this is from a live show we did…

This is from a live show we did on WDST out of Woodstock NY. I don't remember the exact date. I will update this when I find it, but it was probably sometime in 1994. Again, straight to DAT with no overdubs or production. It's a song about a turbulent…

This is from a live show we did on WDST out of Woodstock NY. I don't remember the exact date. I will update this when I find it, but it was probably sometime in 1994. Again, straight to DAT with no overdubs or production. I was really impressed…

Nine o'clock in the latter day Well it's a slow time waiting for the bus Sorta last night thinking about My borderline talking Spent a lot of time thinking about us Well every day at the laundromat The psychopath will fix it To the beat…