Complete Indecision: The Pre-History of The Fink Squad
track list:
Repent or Die / Flush / Blood, Shit and Lanolin / Cruel & Unusual Punishment / Step Into the Confessional, Johnny / Lotshark / Cindy / Tanglewood Nature Center / Bumperstickers / Temper Tantrum / Treadmill / Whose Hat Is This? / Swallow This! / Just Plain Folks / Tweedle Dumbest / 8 Ball / It's a Tabloid World! / If I Had a Belt I'd Teach You Respect / Ken & Barbie / Lotshark (Ted's Hair Reweave) / Security? / I Live To Be Offended / Tweedle Dumbest / Temper Tantrum / Treadmill / Now You Must Die / Smells Like Dead Cobain / Who's Hat Is This?
Tracks 1-8 (Repent or Die) Produced by George Wheeler and Indecision
Engineered by George Wheeler
Recorded August 23-26, 1994 at Dungeon Studio, Johnson City, NY
Mixed by George with John and Jeff getting in the way September 3/4, 1994
Backing vocals by the Indecisive Choir: George W., John B. & Marty T.
Cover drawing by Craig Miller
Tracks 9-15 (8 Ball Not Included: The "Squeal" Sessions
Produced by John Beatty, please forward all complaints to him.
Recorded at No Frills Studio on 30 Jan 1995, except Treadmill, which was recorded 28 Jan 1995
All live, no overdubs
Backing vocals on "Who's Hat" by the Indecisive Boys Choir: Marty, Craig & John
Featuring Craig Miller on 8-Ball
Tracks 16-27 (The Best of What We Know)
Produced by John Beatty
Recorded May 1995 in Sean's Garage with the Indecision Mobile Unit
Remixed March 2001 at Area 41
Backing vocals by the Indecisive Boys Choir: John, Jeff, Marty, Craig & Mac
Reissue produced by John B. (shocker, eh?)
Remastered Spring 2003 at Area 41
Package design by Bomb Threat
Notes: This CD presents all of the original Indecision demos, newly remastered and as listenable as they're ever going to be, complete with bonus tracks from the original sessions. Repent or Die is remastered from the original master tape, speed-corrected to match a rough mix made on the studio deck the last night of overdubs. 8 Ball Not Included was re-transferred fresh from the original session tapes. The Best of What We Know was remixed once again, this time referencing the original mix tapes in an attempt to get a cleaner version, without changing the sound too much.