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  • Performer: Jessamine
  • Title: Another Fictionalized History
  • Size FLAC ver: 1723 mb
  • Country: US
  • Released: 1997
  • Style: Experimental, Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock
  • Other formats: DXD MP1 MIDI AUD AIFF ASF AC3
  • Genre: Electronic / Rock
  • Rating: 4.3 of 5
Jessamine - Another Fictionalized History FLAC download
Jessamine - Another Fictionalized History FLAC download

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Cheree
Engineer – Martin McClellanWritten-By – Vega*, Rev*
4:29
2 Reflections
Engineer – Martin McClellan
8:24
3 (I'm Not Afraid Of) Electricity 3:01
4 Your Head Is So Small It's Like A Little Light
Engineer – AB*
6:28
5 Soon The World Of Fashion Will Take An Interest In These Proceedings
Engineer – AB*
7:52
6 Oscillations
Engineer – AB*Written-By – Taylor*, Simeon
2:46
7 It Shouldn't Take So Long For A Man To Drown
Engineer – AB*
8:37
8 Air From Another World
Engineer – AB*
7:18
9 The Moon Is Made Of Cheese
Engineer – AB*
8:14
10 From Hereto And Now Otherwise
Engineer – AB*
5:55
11 Untitled (Silence) 0:28
12 Live At Off The Record
Engineer – Jason Soares
5:24

Companies, etc.

  • Made By – Disque Americ
  • Manufactured By – Revolver USA
  • Distributed By – Revolver USA
  • Published By – Jessamine Music

Credits

  • Bass ['66 Fender Mustang], Other [Ampeg V-4 W/ V-4 Cabinet], Effects [Sovtek Big Muff Ii, Ernie Ball Volume Pedal] – Dawn Smithson
  • Compiled By [Assembled With] – Bruce Robertson
  • Design – Rich Savignano
  • Drums – Jason Ritter, Michael Faeth
  • Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer], Synthesizer [Micromoog, Moog Opus 3, Oberheim Ob-1, Arp Odyssey, Roland D-5], Organ [Farfisa Compact Combo, Crumar Traveler, Thomas Malibu, Farfisa Professional, Farfisa Vip-233], Effects [Flanger, Wah, Tremolo, Distortion, Delay, Phaser] – Andy Brown
  • Guitar, Effects [Super Phaser, Fuzz-wah, Octavia, Rotovibe, Analog Delay, Voodoo-vibe, Envelope Filter, Frequency Analyzer], Other [Amps] – Rex Ritter
  • Mastered By – George Horn
  • Painting [Cover Painting] – Dawn Smithson
  • Written-By – Jessamine (tracks: 2 to 5, 7 to 12)

Notes

Packaged in a six panel Digipak. Includes a 6 page booklet.

Manufactured and distributed by Revolver USA.

Drummers listed as:Jason Ritter [3/92-5/94] & Michael Faeth [6/94-now.]

Track 3 recorded 9/92 on 4 tr cassette.
Tracks 1, 2 recorded 1/93 on 16 tr at Private Radio.
Track 5 recorded 7/94 on 4 track at Hush.
Track 4 recorded 9/94 on 16 tr at Private Radio.
Track 9 recorded 2/95 on 2 track in the basement.
Track 11 recorded 3/95 via one stereo mic to DAT at Off The Record, San Diego, CA.
Tracks 7, 8 recorded 6/95 on 8 track in the basement.
Track 10 recorded 6/96 on 8 track in the basement.
Track 6 recorded 1/97 on 8 track in living room.
These tracks were either rerecorded or remixed for this record: 5, 4, 7, 8, 10.
Track 11 is approximately 29 seconds of silence and untitled/recognized on the cd packaging.

All songs Jessamine Music (ASCAP) except Cheree (Rev/Vega) 1977 and Oscillations (Simeon/Taylor) 1968.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (On sticker): 0 6026-79601-2 7
  • Matrix / Runout: DADR 11PS3<0392>HISTO1
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 8101

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
HIST-01 Jessamine Another Fictionalized History ‎(2xLP, Comp) Histrionic HIST-01 US 1997



Comments (1)

mr.Mine
Although a compilation and not a true album, it essentially functions as one, though in all honesty if so I think it's their worst. Most of the tracks are in the range of moody vocal pieces which are very reminiscent of their first album; I love these pieces, I think they're great and worthy of having gotten on their albums.But then just about the rest of the compositions are lengthy instrumental pieces. As much as I enjoy their more experimental work, these tracks tend to feel meandering and thrown together; Jessamine has always had lo-fi recordings (I've heard better quality 3rd generation bootlegs) but these tracks are so muddy and poorly mixed that I can't enjoy them much at all, not to mention the music itself is full of really weak melodies and uninspired arrangements, their titles are the most interesting aspect, I think.But what really gets me about this, what really gets me fired up, is track 11, half a minute of silence. I thought maybe this was some sort of goofy quiet message or something, but you can amplify the recording as much as you want, you get nothing. I've always hated this stupid little gimmick of throwing false tracks on a CD, with maybe track 99 being the 'hidden' song, or simply throwing dead space in between two tracks, it's been done to death by now and people even today still seem to think they're clever. But the fact that they did this, even giving a description of this 29 SECOND PIECE OF BULLSHIT, just blows my patience. for this reason alone I took a star off. Call me over-dramatic, but I hope someone out there can sympathize with me.Anyway, all in all if you've discovered this band I would still recommend this compilation, though I think actually collecting the vinyls of these tracks would be funner (of course it would, vinyl rocks). The package is pretty neat too, I should add.

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