Powerman 5000 - Anyone For Doomsday?
Label:
Catalog#:
0044-50296-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
2001
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Industrial
Tracklist
| 1 | Machines For The Living | 0:37 | ||
| 2 | Danger Is Go! | 3:04 | X | |
| 3 | Bombshell | 3:14 | X | |
| 4 | The Meaning Of Life | 2:47 | X | |
| 5 | Tomorrow Is Yesterday | 3:07 | X | |
| 6 | The End Of Everything | 3:09 | X | |
| 7 | What The World Does | 2:02 | X | |
| 8 | 177-TR? | 0:21 | X | |
| 9 | The One And Only | 3:05 | X | |
| 10 | Wake Up | 3:18 | X | |
| 11 | Rise | 0:54 | X | |
| 12 | Megatronic | 2:39 | X | |
| 13 | The Future That Never Was | 5:27 | X |
Credits
Bass -
Dorian 27*
Drums - Al 3*
Engineer [Additional, Pro Tools] - Scott Olson
Engineer [Assistant] - Brian Paturalski , Geoff Walcha , Jason Schweitzer , Steve Sisco , Ted Regier
Guitar - Adam 12 (2) , M.33
Lyrics By - Spider One
Mastered By - Howie Weinberg
Mixed By - Andy Wallace , Ulrich Wild (tracks: 13)
Music By - Powerman 5000
Producer, Recorded By - Powerman 5000 , Terry Date , Ulrich Wild (tracks: 4)
Programmed By - Marc Lacorte
Vocals - Spider One
Drums - Al 3*
Engineer [Additional, Pro Tools] - Scott Olson
Engineer [Assistant] - Brian Paturalski , Geoff Walcha , Jason Schweitzer , Steve Sisco , Ted Regier
Guitar - Adam 12 (2) , M.33
Lyrics By - Spider One
Mastered By - Howie Weinberg
Mixed By - Andy Wallace , Ulrich Wild (tracks: 13)
Music By - Powerman 5000
Producer, Recorded By - Powerman 5000 , Terry Date , Ulrich Wild (tracks: 4)
Programmed By - Marc Lacorte
Vocals - Spider One
Notes
Recorded at NRG Recording Services, North Hollywood, CA.
Additional Recording at Larrabee Sound Studios East Hollywood, CA.
All tracks mixed at Soundtrack Studio, NYC.
Mastered at Masterdisk, N.Y.C.
Music / Lyrics © Soulsuck Music/Dreamworks Songs (ASCAP)
© ℗ 2001 SKG Music L.L.C. DreamWorks Records, distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution Corp. Made in U.S.A.
The promotional copy of this release listed track #8 as "I'll Try" and track #11 as "Rise (Alt. Mix)".
Trivia:
"Anyone For Doomsday?" was shelved two weeks prior to release (August 2001). "From a creative standpoint, the record didn’t feel ready." (Spider One, www.powerman5000.com)
A major part of the already manufactured copies were destroyed, but an unknown number still exist as well as promotional copies (CDr). The album went to internet stardom and was heavily downloaded worldwide. Especially the single "Bombshell" became very popular, being featured on numerous movie soundtracks.
A promotional version with different artwork was made available on the band's official website through Spider One's Megatronic Records in 2003, but is now out of print due to legal issues.
A few tracks of the album were available online via iTunes and Megatronic Records. On April 7th, Spider announced on the message board of Megatronic Records, that the album is available in full on iTunes.
"Anyone For Doomsday?" marks the end of Powerman 5000's electronic/industrial era, as well as the end of the then current line-up. The band disbanded, reformed and shifted towards a more punk/rock oriented approach.
Additional Recording at Larrabee Sound Studios East Hollywood, CA.
All tracks mixed at Soundtrack Studio, NYC.
Mastered at Masterdisk, N.Y.C.
Music / Lyrics © Soulsuck Music/Dreamworks Songs (ASCAP)
© ℗ 2001 SKG Music L.L.C. DreamWorks Records, distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution Corp. Made in U.S.A.
The promotional copy of this release listed track #8 as "I'll Try" and track #11 as "Rise (Alt. Mix)".
Trivia:
"Anyone For Doomsday?" was shelved two weeks prior to release (August 2001). "From a creative standpoint, the record didn’t feel ready." (Spider One, www.powerman5000.com)
A major part of the already manufactured copies were destroyed, but an unknown number still exist as well as promotional copies (CDr). The album went to internet stardom and was heavily downloaded worldwide. Especially the single "Bombshell" became very popular, being featured on numerous movie soundtracks.
A promotional version with different artwork was made available on the band's official website through Spider One's Megatronic Records in 2003, but is now out of print due to legal issues.
A few tracks of the album were available online via iTunes and Megatronic Records. On April 7th, Spider announced on the message board of Megatronic Records, that the album is available in full on iTunes.
"Anyone For Doomsday?" marks the end of Powerman 5000's electronic/industrial era, as well as the end of the then current line-up. The band disbanded, reformed and shifted towards a more punk/rock oriented approach.