Prisonshake Dirty Moons CD

2008 two CD release. Prisonshake has completed their long-threatened double-album, Dirty Moons. An underground rock Chinese Democracy, maybe, but with less drama and way less money. Guitarist Robert Griffin founded the Scat label in 1989 for Prisonshake, and to some extent it has continued to exist in hopes of releasing this album. These recordings, all but one done entirely in the analog domain between 1995 to 2007, encompass both realism and Psychedelia, sometimes via tape manipulation and found sound. Performances range from the completely live (even vocals) to near Bob Ezrin-levels of production, but all have an everybody-in-the-room recording at their core. 22 tracks. Scat.

1. Fake Your Own Death 2. I Will Comment 3. The Cut-Out Bin 4. Dream Along 5. You're Obviously the One 6. Your Sad Friend 7. Favorite Hospital 8. The Wonder of Me 9. Rebecca, You're the Rain 10. Visiting Hours 11. Turn Blue 12. Memo from Chambers 13. The Understudy 14. Nowhere Near (Slight Return) 15. Janus 16. Year of the Donk 17. We've Only Tasted the Wine 18. In Disguise 19. Crush Me 20. Fuck Your Self-Esteem 21. Go Blind 22. It Was a Very Good Year