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God Don't Make No Junk [KLP029]

by The Halo Benders

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    The cassette tape version of the second album from The Halo Benders, God Don't Make no Junk [KLP029].

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Freedom Ride 02:23
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Sit On It 01:15
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Scarin' 01:52
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On a Tip 03:05
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The first (of three) collaborative Halo Benders albums between Doug Martsch (Treepeople, Built to Spill) and Calvin Johnson (Beat Happening, Dub Narcotic Sound System). Doug and Calvin wrote and recorded God Don't Make no Junk at the nascent Dub Narcotic Studio (being put together in Calvin's basement) over the course of four days in October, 1993; they were joined at different times by some of Doug's former band mates, Wayne Flower and Ralph Youtz, who played drums and electric bass guitar. Steve Fisk was brought in for the mix, and recorded a few finishing touches of his own.

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released June 28, 1994

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The Halo Benders Olympia, Washington

Out of the basement rock n' rule that is Dub Narcotic Studio it comes. Doug Martsch visits Olympia from Boise bringing a guitar and other battered ideas. Calvin Johnson sang and played along. Other Boisians-in-exile like Ralf Youtz and Wayne Flower contributed to the melee. Steve Fisk played keyboards through ancient amplifiers helping sort it out at the mixing console. Heaven sent with halo bent. ... more

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