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Various – Why Do You Think They Call It Pop? - The Pop Narcotic Compilation

Label:	Pop Narcotic – NARC006
Format:	Vinyl, 10", 33 ⅓ RPM, Pink Marbled Vinyl, 10", 33 ⅓ RPM, Yellow Marbled All Media, Compilation
Country:	US
Released:	1994
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Indie Rock

Tracklist

		Pop Side
A1	Sleepyhead–	Hot Stuff Bass – Mike Gallinsky* Drums, Vocals – Rachael McNally Guitar, Vocals – Chris O'Rourke Recorded By [With] – Fred Brockman
A2	The Dambuilders–	Pennsylvania Bass – Dave Derby Drums – Eric ¨Porcarro¨ Masunaga* Guitar – Kevin ¨Frehley¨ March* Producer – Butch Pig Violin – Joan Wasser Written-By – K. March*
A3	Small Factory–	Yeah! Bass, Vocals – Alex Kemp Drums, Vocals – Phoebe Summersquash Guitar, Vocals – David Auchenbach* Recorded By – Small Factory
A4	Versus–	Sunburned (Life's A Beach) Bass, Vocals – Fontaine Toups Drums – Ed Baluyut Guitar, Vocals – Richard Baluyut Producer – Jeff Moneytruck, Versus Recorded By – Dave ¨Rock Is Back¨
		Narc Side
B1	Polvo–	Colonial Arms Recorded By [With] – Eric Masunaga
B2	Monsterland–	Sunburn Bass, Vocals – Thom M.* Drums – Todd Cronin Guitar [Guitars] – Greg Vegas
B3	Wingtip Sloat–	Leap Into My Velvet Arms Performer – Allan Jules Dubue, David Bishenhofer, Patrick Frost*
		Cot Side
C1	Helium (3)–	In A Little Box Bass, Vocals – Brian Dunton Drums – Sean King Devlin* Guitar, Vocals – Mary Timony
C2	Ruby Falls–	Let Me Go Bass, Vocals, Lyrics By – Cynthia Nelson Drums – Andrew Bordwin Engineer – Greg Talenfeld Guitar – Jennifer Rogers, Letha Rodman Mixed By – Fred Brockman, Lyle Hysen Music By – Ruby Falls
C3	Twig (5)–	Airplane Bass – Niels LaWhite Drums – Ramona* Guitar, Vocals – Julie Kantner, Trisha Matthews Mixed By, Producer – Bill T. Miller, Twig (5)
		Tick Side
D1	Greenhorn–	50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Bass [Plowin'] – Steve McGann Drums [Drummin'] – Pat McGann Engineer – David Siefert Guitar [Pickin'] – Mark Spurgeon Guitar [Strummin'], Vocals [Sangin'] – Dan Spurgeon Written-By – Paul Simon
D2	Kudgel–	Friction->Ali Baba Recorded By – Wharton Tiers
D3	Grifters–	Black Fuel Incinerator Bass – Tripp* Drums – Stan* Engineer – Davis McCain, Doug Easley Guitar – Scott* Vocals, Guitar – Dave*

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Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Versus (3)
Recorded At – Easley McCain Recording
Recorded At – Headroom, Boston, MA
Recorded At – Metropolis Studios, Middleton, MA
Recorded At – Mile-a-minute Studios
Recorded At – Snack Time
Recorded At – Waterworks
Recorded At – The White Room
Mixed At – Easley McCain Recording
Mixed At – Snack Time
Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L-41952
Mastered At – Master Cutting Room
Lacquer Cut At – Master Cutting Room
Designed At – EyeNoise

Credits

Illustration – Mark T. Smith
Lacquer Cut By – DS*
Mastered By – Duncan Stanbury
Sequenced By – Eric Masunaga

Notes

Sides A and B pressed on marbled pink vinyl; C and D pressed on marbled yellow vinyl.
Issued with double-sided insert (title / credits).

Track information:
A1: Recorded At Snack Time Studios, Hoboken NJ
A3: Recorded At 38 Pratt St.
A4: Recorded Winter 1993. (c) + (P) 1993 Versus
B1: Recorded at The White Room
B2: (c) 1992 Monsterland
B3: Recorded on 4-track at Mile-a-minute Studios, Falls Church, VA
C2: Recorded January, 1993 at Waterworks, NYC. Mixed March, 1993 at Snack Time, Hoboken, NJ
C3: Recorded at Headroom, Boston, MA
D1: Recorded at Metropolis Studios. (c) 1975 Paul Simon
D3: Recorded Sunday, May 16 at Underground Parking Garage Next To Flower Shop. Vocal plus mixing at Easley Studio, Wednesday June 9