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Brainicide
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Dammage Daze
Label:
Not On Label – none
Format:
Cassette, Limited Edition
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Tracklist
| A1 | Peices | |
| A2 | The Curse Of The Forsaken | |
| A3 | Thud | |
| A4 | D.I.E. (Destruction's InEvitable) | |
| B1 | Peices | |
| B2 | The Curse Of The Forsaken | |
| B3 | Thud | |
| B4 | D.I.E. (Destruction's InEvitable) |
Notes
Recorded live under the bands first name Dammage Inc., they were primarily a cover band and these were some of the first original songs they wrote. Remixed, mastered and released after they became an all-original band and changed their name to Brainicide. The tapes title is a reference to the era of the band these songs represent ("the days of Dammage Inc.").
During the remastering, backing vocals by all members of Silent Knight were recorded for "Thud".
Includes double-sided fold-out inlay with writing/lyric credits for each song, band members, contact, recording and production info, and extensive additional artwork on both sides. Also includes all lyrics, and one full panel that gives some history of the band and the songs included on this tape.
Recording information:
Recorded live through the soundboard at a Dammage Inc. concert at The Temple Tavern, in Akron, Ohio, on March 10, 1988.
Re-Mixed, Mastered, and backing vocals for "Thud" recorded at PrimeTime Studio by Tom Hanna, 1989.
During the remastering, backing vocals by all members of Silent Knight were recorded for "Thud".
Includes double-sided fold-out inlay with writing/lyric credits for each song, band members, contact, recording and production info, and extensive additional artwork on both sides. Also includes all lyrics, and one full panel that gives some history of the band and the songs included on this tape.
Recording information:
Recorded live through the soundboard at a Dammage Inc. concert at The Temple Tavern, in Akron, Ohio, on March 10, 1988.
Re-Mixed, Mastered, and backing vocals for "Thud" recorded at PrimeTime Studio by Tom Hanna, 1989.
