This is something that was as close to a signature performance as you can get for this band.
Yes, this is from the album Warm Fuzzies and Cold Pricklies.
Stick with it and turn it up. Again, this is better listened to loud.
PS, there’s another song in here that some people may recognize.
I’m not quite sure what this is, it seems to be a rehearsal tape. At first I thought it was just a couple tracks from a 4 track mix without vocals. But I don’t think so. Hell, it could be from an “album” that we released that I’ve forgotten we put out. Either way, it’s incredible.
If anybody wants to know why I played in this band this is a good example. Dze Bayles on the drums and Matt Silcock on the guitar just ripping it up.
Keep an eye on Dze’s hi-hat work.
They will be taken care of, of course.
Meanwhile, we’ll be posting some more stuff, likely sans song titles.
I don’t know, but I seem to remember this being some of the last stuff we did together as this band.
It’s very important!
This is a very long track.
Stick with it. Listen to the whole thing. You won’t be disappointed.
And, as I should have mentioned before, turn this up.
This is to be played at a very large volume!
Black Heep Sessions.
More from Think.
Credits, by the way:
Drums: Dze Bayles
Guitar: Matt Silcock
Bass: Eric Aspengren
Black Heep Sessions.
Here it is. The moment you’ve all been waiting for.
This is the first in, I hope, to be a long series of posts from the band Think. We were from Lincoln, NE.
Black Heep Sessions.
This recording was made in 1998 in a filthy basement. I have no idea what was used to record it.
Enjoy Track 1 (it may or may not have had a title).
A big thank you to the Mighty Steve Woofter for digitizing this whole big mess!