The Hates: Panacea + Four Extra Unreleased Tracks 12"
Finally available again Texas punk classic āPanaceaā 12ā plus four unreleased tracks! This is the secret story of this crazy record⦠āOriginally, the 12ā was recorded at Wells Sound in one day, & mixed on the next.
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The band leader, guitarist Christian Arnheiter decided to record āHoustonā, originally done by Dean Martin, in direct response to Wendy O. Williamsā amazing cover of Bobby Darinās āDream Loverā. It turned out to be one of the better decisions heās made over the decades; people still ask to hear it at shows. And besides, what could possibly be a better tribute to the city that is the home of The Hates? Christian penned āAlso Watchedā specifically for this album, thinking along the Big Brother lines of spy satellites watching us as if we were the enemy. He was really proud of Lawrenceās drumming for that song.āNuclear Ageā, āScienceās Fictionā, āPunk 1301ā, āThis Yearās Modelā, & āWhat Am I Living For?ā rounded out the recording. As an experiment for this 12ā, Paul suggested that they slow down the tempo on āThis Yearās Modelā even though they never played it that way live. And hereās an interesting note: this record was pressed in the same plant in Florida that helped to put out the Bee Gees & Eric Clapton albums the year before. Because Paul left to fulfill his psychiatry internship in Austin & Lawrence went on to get a higher education as well, Panacea was released without that lineup to represent it. While the record was being pressed by one company, the sleeves were printed by another company, & a third company printed the lyric sheets. When everything arrived, what could have been a boring job putting all those discs into sleeves turned into a little fun. Christianās motherās boyfriend, Lazaro, ended up helping out; he even took the finished 12ā to a company down the street to get them shrink-wrapped. In fact, they actually put him in front of the machine & had him do it. How punk rock is that? Literally putting together your own album!ā (Christian Arnheiter) So⦠after this⦠are you ready to get his album?!
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The Hates: Panacea + Four Extra Unreleased Tracks 12"
The Hates: Panacea + Four Extra Unreleased Tracks 12"
Finally available again Texas punk classic āPanaceaā 12ā plus four unreleased tracks! This is the secret story of this crazy record⦠āOriginally, the 12ā was recorded at Wells Sound in one day, & mixed on the next.
Ā
The band leader, guitarist Christian Arnheiter decided to record āHoustonā, originally done by Dean Martin, in direct response to Wendy O. Williamsā amazing cover of Bobby Darinās āDream Loverā. It turned out to be one of the better decisions heās made over the decades; people still ask to hear it at shows. And besides, what could possibly be a better tribute to the city that is the home of The Hates? Christian penned āAlso Watchedā specifically for this album, thinking along the Big Brother lines of spy satellites watching us as if we were the enemy. He was really proud of Lawrenceās drumming for that song.āNuclear Ageā, āScienceās Fictionā, āPunk 1301ā, āThis Yearās Modelā, & āWhat Am I Living For?ā rounded out the recording. As an experiment for this 12ā, Paul suggested that they slow down the tempo on āThis Yearās Modelā even though they never played it that way live. And hereās an interesting note: this record was pressed in the same plant in Florida that helped to put out the Bee Gees & Eric Clapton albums the year before. Because Paul left to fulfill his psychiatry internship in Austin & Lawrence went on to get a higher education as well, Panacea was released without that lineup to represent it. While the record was being pressed by one company, the sleeves were printed by another company, & a third company printed the lyric sheets. When everything arrived, what could have been a boring job putting all those discs into sleeves turned into a little fun. Christianās motherās boyfriend, Lazaro, ended up helping out; he even took the finished 12ā to a company down the street to get them shrink-wrapped. In fact, they actually put him in front of the machine & had him do it. How punk rock is that? Literally putting together your own album!ā (Christian Arnheiter) So⦠after this⦠are you ready to get his album?!
Ā
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Finally available again Texas punk classic āPanaceaā 12ā plus four unreleased tracks! This is the secret story of this crazy record⦠āOriginally, the 12ā was recorded at Wells Sound in one day, & mixed on the next.
Ā
The band leader, guitarist Christian Arnheiter decided to record āHoustonā, originally done by Dean Martin, in direct response to Wendy O. Williamsā amazing cover of Bobby Darinās āDream Loverā. It turned out to be one of the better decisions heās made over the decades; people still ask to hear it at shows. And besides, what could possibly be a better tribute to the city that is the home of The Hates? Christian penned āAlso Watchedā specifically for this album, thinking along the Big Brother lines of spy satellites watching us as if we were the enemy. He was really proud of Lawrenceās drumming for that song.āNuclear Ageā, āScienceās Fictionā, āPunk 1301ā, āThis Yearās Modelā, & āWhat Am I Living For?ā rounded out the recording. As an experiment for this 12ā, Paul suggested that they slow down the tempo on āThis Yearās Modelā even though they never played it that way live. And hereās an interesting note: this record was pressed in the same plant in Florida that helped to put out the Bee Gees & Eric Clapton albums the year before. Because Paul left to fulfill his psychiatry internship in Austin & Lawrence went on to get a higher education as well, Panacea was released without that lineup to represent it. While the record was being pressed by one company, the sleeves were printed by another company, & a third company printed the lyric sheets. When everything arrived, what could have been a boring job putting all those discs into sleeves turned into a little fun. Christianās motherās boyfriend, Lazaro, ended up helping out; he even took the finished 12ā to a company down the street to get them shrink-wrapped. In fact, they actually put him in front of the machine & had him do it. How punk rock is that? Literally putting together your own album!ā (Christian Arnheiter) So⦠after this⦠are you ready to get his album?!
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