Anthology, by Motormouth 2.0

Anthology

by Motormouth 2.0

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1.	The Hand That Guides My Way (New 2011 Recording) 04:21	buy track
2.	Medicate 05:34	buy track
3.	Separate Ways 03:43	buy track
4.	Gone 05:25	buy track
5.	Prime 03:22	buy track
6.	No Solace 03:25	buy track
7.	Moody (Live) 05:48	buy track
8.	All Me (Live) 04:25	buy track
9.	More (Live) 04:16	buy track
10.	Polar Glasses (Live) 02:23	buy track
11.	Medicate (Live) 05:06	buy track
12.	Prime (Live) 03:40	buy track
13.	Gone (Live) 05:22	buy track
14.	Separate Ways (Live) 03:42	buy track
15.	Gone (Unplugged on Spy Satellite Radio) 04:42	buy track
16.	Prime (Unplugged on Spy Satellite Radio) 03:15	buy track

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A collection of unreleased material from the band that, for lack of a better name called themselves "Motormouth" (AKA "Sincerely", "Makeshift" and more recently "The Machmen") This compilation consists of two unreleased demo sessions, an unearthed live recording, an acoustic radio appearance and one new track recorded this year.

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released September 26, 2011

Personnel:
Bryan Everett: Vocals (All tracks) & Guitar (except track 1) Bass (Tracks 5&6)
Bradley Swanson: Bass & Vocals (Except tracks 5&6) Guitar (15&16)
Tim Smith: Drums (All tracks) & Vocals (tracks 3&6)
Ivan Hargadine: Guitar (Tracks 1-4)
Erik Whittington: Guitar (Tracks 5-14)
Evan Railton: Hand drum (Tracks 15&16)

Track 1 Recorded in Oregon City, OR (Drums), Portland, OR (Bass, vocals, samples), Butte, MT (Guitar) & Gresham, OR (Vocals) Produced, assembled and edited by Bradley Swanson with Ivan & Bryan. Mixed by Rick Cole with Bradley & Bryan in Oregon City, OR in February 2011.

Tracks 2-4 Recorded in Portland, OR by Gary Schroder @ Allen Sound in March 1997.

Tracks 5-6 Recorded in Portland, OR by Mike Lastra @ Smegma in July 1996.

Tracks 7-14 Recorded live by Roy Fisher in Salem, OR July 1997.

Tracks 15 & 16 Recorded live by Lloyd Epperly on "Spy Satellite Radio" November 1997

Mastered by Bradley Swanson

Artwork by Bryan Everett

Thanks: God, Erin, Angela, Todd, Roy, Lloyd & Evander Holyfield.

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