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None of Us Ever Die​.​.​.​We're Just Buried Alive! (Revisitation)

by GREENman

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Paige of Dogs 04:31
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Another Burning Bed 02:48
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Serenade for Outpatients #3: Delirium 05:55
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Cthulhu Eats All the Fresh Fruits That He Wants 02:21
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Crayford Street Diversions (Radio, Conflict, Wishing) 11:49
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Song for a Sad Cat 01:20
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The Woman with the Whip (Extended Raunch Mix) 04:26
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Running Heads 2.1 06:28
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Take in the Finger 03:26
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Tatyana 05:56
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Doll-Like 06:00
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Wishing (Reprise) 03:17
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17th Philler (bonus track radio promo) 02:15
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Odd and End (edited bonus track) 01:58
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Nogoodnik (bonus track) 03:29
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Dusk on a Patio (edited bonus track) 03:58
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Musical Test Pattern (bonus track) 03:35
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about

"None of Us Ever Die...We're Just Buried Alive!" was my third tape, the first one with multitracking, and the first one made with a real sequencer: a Yamaha QX21.

The tape contained inspired collaborations, curious experiments, the exorcism of highschool poetry, and songs influenced by all the bands I loved at the time: Legendary Pink Dots, Nine Inch Nails, The Residents, the soundtracks of John Carpenter.

This version was totally remixed, remastered, and restored in The Barracks, 2013/2014. It contains five previously-unreleased bonus tracks and a 14-page PDF booklet of contemporary curiosities.

It's cheap, cheesy, and fumbling at times...but it's also honest and precocious, and has a lot of great moments.

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released May 15, 1994

Adam Thornton (sampler, sequencer, keyboard, vocals, tapes) with guest musicians Neb Rakic (recording, readings, Red Baron bottle, drum machine, and delays on "Delirium" & "Finger") and Eli McIlveen (guitar & shakers on "Cthulhu," "Sad Cat," and "Tatyana"). Crows on "Delirium" by Jeremy Morrow

Copyright 2014 Dangermuff Enterproses, DMEntC2

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Lemurian Congress Waterloo, Ontario

Experimental home-taper for many years ("GREENman" from 1993-1999, member of noise group "Mindsculpture" in 1994), experimental home-studio DAW user for many more ("UPhold" from 2000-2010), now collaborating online (with Lars Tängmark, J. D. Casten, and as "Pico & Alvarado" with Kevin Cogliano) and working on a new solo project as "Lemurian Congress." ... more

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