Think Tree - Eight Thirteen
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
---|---|---|
The Lovers | 4:48 | |
The Word (Live) | 13:44 | |
Prison Dwellers | 5:28 | |
Memory Protect | 4:21 | |
Hire A Bird | 4:42 | |
The Word | 13:44 | |
The Moon | ||
Iguanodon | 5:14 | |
Iguandon | 5:07 |
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Catalog Numbers
- SAS 001-4
- SASEP 001-2
- SASEP 001-4
- SASEP 001-1
- SASEP 001-2, UNCP 5 32007-2
Labels
- SineAppleSap
- SineAppleSap, Uncle Records
Listen online
- online luisteren
- ascolta in linea
- lytte på nettet
- ouvir online
- kuunnella verkossa
- escuchar en línea
- online anhören
- écouter en ligne
- lyssna på nätet
Formats
- Cassette
- Album
- Dolby B
- CD
- Vinyl
- LP
- 12"
- 33 ⅓ RPM
- Stereo
Companies
Role | Company |
---|---|
Recorded At | Downtown Recorders |
Mixed At | Downtown Recorders |
Published By | Pineapple Pond Publishing |
Phonographic Copyright (p) | Pineapple Pond Publishing |
Copyright (c) | SineAppleSap |
Pressed By | Hub-Servall Record Mfg. Corp. |
Lacquer Cut At | Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs |
Manufactured By | U.S. Optical Disc |
Credits
Role | Credit |
---|---|
Artwork | Peter Moore |
Electronic Drums | Jeff Biegert |
Sounds | Jeff Biegert |
Graphics | Graphics Express |
Guitar | Will Ragano |
Violin | Will Ragano |
Layout | Karen Langjahr, Peter Moore |
Management | Impact Artist Management |
Sampler | Krishna Venkatesh |
Synthesizer | Krishna Venkatesh |
Vocoder | Paul Lanctot |
Vocals | Peter Moore |
Artwork [& Concept | Peter, Will |
Insert] | Peter, Will |
Cover | Thomas McCulloh |
Lacquer Cut By | MJS |
Photography By | Austin Newsom |
Other | Peter Moore |
Lyrics By | Peter |
Notes
- Recorded and mixed
- between 1987 and 1989 at
- Downtown Recorders, Boston;
- Mission Control, Lowell;
- White Room, Boston
- All songs published by
- Pineapple Pond Publishing (ASCAP)
- Also released in tape and LP formats,
- minus "The Word"
- jacket made in Canada
- Issued with 11" one sided insert (lyrics, few credits).
- Recorded and mixed between 1987 and 1989 at:
- Downtown Recorders, Boston
- Mission Control, Lowell
- With correction slip pasted along the bottom of the back cover (replacing 'Uncle Records' text with 'SineAppleSap Records' text).
- SASEP 001-2 is the cat. no. on the sleeve.
- UNCP 5 32007-2 is the cat. no. on the spine and label side A.
- ℗ 1990 Pineapple Pond Publishing
- On back cover: © 1990 SineAppleSap Records
- On labels: © 1990 Uncle Records
- Printed in USA.
- Jacket printed in Canada.
- Track 7: Recorded live in Boston, June 1990. Bonus track not available on LP or cassette.
- Recorded and mixed between 1987 and 1989 at
- White Room, Boston.
- All songs published by Pineapple Pond Publishing (ASCAP).
- (c)(p) 1990 SineAppleSap Records.
- Standard jewel case with 8 panel fold-out lyric insert.
- The catalog number on disc face appears as SAS 001-1. I believe that this is a mistaken holdover from the LP version.
Barcodes
- Rights Society: ASCAP
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): UNCP-5 32007-2A-A HUB F/W MJS
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): UNCP-5 32007-2A-B F/W MJS HUB
- Matrix / Runout: SAS 001-1 USOD01
- SPARS Code: AAD
About Think Tree
Boston band active from 1987 1993.
Members
- Peter Moore
- Paul Lanctot
- Jeff Biegert
- Krishna Venkatesh
- Will Ragano
Comments
can somebody post the official remixes (Sing Mix) (Show Mix) from the 12" please
What the lyrics to this song?
Had this cd recorded on a cassette a thousand years ago. Just played this for my son while we're hanging and hiding fom covid. Quite impressed.
Classic early 90's Boston band. Still works for me.
This song should an hour long
brilliant, way way wayyyyy ahead of the curve for 1987
I want to give "GENIUS LYRICS" huge creds and love for helping me find this !!! Same to you 'brianhamel' for sharing amazing music with the world while there is still time...!!!!!!!!!!
I saw them open for Birdsongs of the Mesozoic at Nightstage - great set, great show.
Love them!!! Wish they'd reunite!! I got the drumstick at their final show in Boston/Cambridge
This was my introduction to non-mainstream music in 1990. It was kind of like having 10 hits of liquid acid be your gateway drug. But that's a different story for a different time. When I saw them in 92, a band nobody had ever heard of (at the time) named Morphine opened up for them. What a weird and amazing combination.
such beautiful stuff
1990
I loved seeing them at Ground Zero. Miss the band and the club.
Yes remember this as Think Tree's first single
This song haunted me for over 20 years! I finally hummed a few bars to a radio DJ and he immediately knew who it was. Thanks WBER.
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