Produced by Wally Sound and X-tal
Recorded at the (original) Wally Sound studio, 1995-96

J NEO MARVIN: Vocals, guitars, keyboards, Optigan, melodica, khaen, dulcimer
MICK FREEMAN: Drums, vocals, percussion
ALLISON MOSELEY: Vocals, bass
MARK ZANANDREA: Vocals, guitars, dulcimer and mandolin
Guests: Meri St. Mary: Vocals (Misadventure)
Melanie Clarin: Accordion, vocals
Wally Sound: 12-string guitar, vocals

1. WASABI SKANK (J Neo Marvin)
2. MARK TIME (J Neo Marvin)
3. LOSING GROUND (Mark Zanandrea-Mick Freeman)
4. EDGE OF THE WORLD (Allison Moseley)
5. EVERYTHING CRASH (Leonard Dillon)
6. MISADVENTURE (Maati Stojanovich-J Neo Marvin)
7. WINDBAGS (J Neo Marvin)
8. DOWN (Mark Zanandrea)
9. PIG WHISTLE (Mark Zanandrea)
10. THE HYPNOTIST (J Neo Marvin)
11. SLOW FIDELITY (Allison Moseley-Mark Zanandrea-Mick Freeman)
12. POLLYANNA (Allison Moseley)
13. NEEDLE TO THE THREAD (Mark Zanandrea)
14. I WAS A TEENAGE CHRISTIAN (J Neo Marvin)
15. HOW WOULD YOU (Mark Zanandrea)
16. PROTEST STAR (J Neo Marvin)
17. A LEMON SONG (J Neo Marvin)
18. FALL START (Mark Zanandrea)
19. WHAT NOW? (J Neo Marvin-Allison Moseley-Mick Freeman)

MICK SAYS: "Uh, where do I begin? OK, there was this band, and they had been
playing together for years and years and years and..."

NEO SAYS: We empty the bag here. Our "White Album", in which Mark, Allison
and I each have final say about our own tunes. Wally Sound is our most
attentive and sympathetic producer/engineer ever, but we generate enough
conflict among ourselves to keep things tense. Loads of eclectic stuff
spread out over the equivalent of a double album. Meri St. Mary sings lead
on Maati's last (and best) song, "Misadventure". Allison's "Edge Of The
World" is a heart-stopping masterpiece. Mark's "Needle To The Thread" could
be a particularly exquisite It Thing outtake. I write an alternative rock
song about how alternative rock sucks called "Mark Time", some good ominous
protest numbers, and the sprawling true-life epic "I Was A Teenage
Christian". The whole behemoth ends with a sort of Portishead-meets-Wire
lament with the words "WHAT NOW?" screamed over and over.