See God (1985-1986), by Dredd Foole

See God (1985-1986)

by Dredd Foole

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1.	Intro 00:15	info
2.	It All Ends Here 02:18	info
3.	No Gun 02:51	info
4.	The Same 03:50	info
5.	So Tough 04:00	info
6.	I'm Crying 01:54	info
7.	Not The Same (W/Kevin Galvin) 03:11	info
8.	Touch 06:23	info
9.	Believe 04:42	info
10.	People Are Strange 04:27	info
11.	In The Way 03:07	info
12.	Shoulda Known Better 03:09	info
13.	I Got A Right 03:44	info
14.	Outro 00:16	info
15.	Not A Beast (unreleased studio version) 02:49	info
16.	Down On The Street (W/Roger Miller) - Live at The Rat 02:57	info
17.	Put-Down (Wasted) - Live at The Rat 03:56	info
18.	Slack - Live at The Rat 04:17	info
19.	Paralyzed - Live at The Rat 04:00	info
20.	Not Right - Live at The Rat 02:46	info
21.	Sonic Web Theme Pt.1 - Live at The Rat 01:39	info
22.	Believe - Live at The Rat 04:55	info
23.	I Can't Stand It - Live at The Rat 04:26	info
24.	Believe - Live at T.T. The Bear's Place 05:35	info
25.	Paralyzed 05:53	info
26.	Criminal 02:35	info
27.	Not Right 02:59	info
28.	Slack 04:27	info
29.	Not a Beast 03:16	info
30.	Sonic Web Theme 04:12	info
31.	Put-Down (Wasted) 04:04	info
32.	Alone 05:20	info
33.	So Strange 07:50	info
34.	Greatest Band In Hell (Outtake) 03:18	info
35.	Alone (Take 1) 05:00	info
36.	Believe - Live at CBGB 05:49	info
37.	Shoulda Known Better - Live at CBGB 02:52	info
38.	Not The Same - Live at CBGB 03:44	info
39.	Paralyzed - Live at CBGB 04:40	info
40.	So Strange - Live at CBGB 07:49	info

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Corbett Vs. Dempsey presents the third release in an ongoing series that will reconstruct the legacy known and the legacy damned of the most overlooked and under-documented American free rock unit, Dredd Foole and the Din.

After his miraculous two year collaboration with Mission of Burma came to an end, Dredd Foole found a full-time band — built with Peter Prescott’s Volcano Suns.

This new Dredd Foole and the Din would set the Boston scene on fire from 1984-1987, playing more shows in a given month than the Burma-Din had played during their entire run. The band is the longest running and most fully realized group that Dredd Foole has ever been part of, and the music bears it out. When most fans refer to the Din, this is the band they mean.

For the first time, their full story will be told.

This set features the complete Suns-Din era and almost doubles the group’s historical output: both of their never-before-reissued albums –– 1985’s Eat My Dust, Cleanse My Soul and 1988’s Take Off Your Skin –– plus unreleased studio tracks from multiple sessions and a bevy of never before heard live material from the height of the band’s powers, including a complete show –– all re/mastered from the original tapes, all seen through rare and ecstatic photos by Boston scene documentarian Pat Ireton, all framed by extensive liner notes by the project’s archivist.

The effort includes a painstakingly remixed Take Off Your Skin, the Din’s second album, recorded in ‘86 but not released until ‘88. This new mix reveals the under-distributed album as the band’s magnum opus.

After an exhaustive approach in which hundreds of live, studio, home, and private performances have been located and reviewed over several years, this monster third archival release is a both-barrels blast of peak radical expression music, proudly presented with the full cooperation of Dredd Foole, Volcano Suns, and guitarist Kenny Chambers.

Comes with digital inserts including extensive liner notes by Kris Price.
Also available as a 2CD set from 11/10/23

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released November 10, 2023

Dredd Foole, guitar, vocals
Peter Prescott, drums
Jon Williams, guitar
Kenny Chambers, guitar
Jeff Weigand, bass

Previously unpublished photographs by Pat Ireton.

Produced and designed by Kris Price.

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