On Mon, 15 Jul 1996, James B Gill wrote:
quoted 6 lines umm, not to sound nosey, but could you point out to me which track he
> umm, not to sound nosey, but could you point out to me which track he
> worked on? Some bloke I know had that cd, and i tried as hard as ever to
> find any listing of Patterson's name besides on the front cover. No luck.
> So I was wondering, what exactly did Alex do on this album? Or did
> Pigface get desparate for names to add to their collective, since their
> music is such shit now? Thanx.
As a bit of a pigface (and pigface fan) I can tell you that it's just
one big studio love-in. I assume that Alex didn't make a sizeable
contribution, but hung around, loaned equipment, and generally made a
nuisance of himself, and influenced the attitude of the final product
(all in a good way of course!)
I mean, Jello Biafra was also on this disc, and all he did was simply
recite the line "Mental illness is the road to freedom."
Lame Thread Prevention in Effect: Aaron Michelson
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