What is this album?

[ChrisF]

http://www.discohesive.com/e_release.htm

Has anyone ever heard of this? Tim plays guitar on track 9.

e-release (not for sale in stores)
"gateway drugs from the three and only."
(select live jams, cuts, and breaks for the working d.j.)
trichotomous music 2002

PLAY LIST:
1.night is for raves (in the morning) 2. no bones for ice cream (cause you\'re
on welfare) 3. afro kickstand (look in my genes) 4. fishing for a new
destination (with my bad eye open) 5. don (you still blow like a bitch)
 6. revenge of ali ibn ghazi (slave to the p.a.) 7. drive-thru the border/water
with ice (this is what it sounds like when the bees cry) 8. if i was born in
the summer (then where in the hell did that break come from) 9. if he\'s not
c.c. deville, i think it\'s that one dude (from southpark in a wheel chair)
10. real depravity lurks (in a world according to johnny bishop) 11. 30 shots & a
hit o\' *** later (even fat bastard digs my jam) 12. everyday is like
monday...night (when i find myself turning into a living couch experiment)
13. apre\' moi le deluge (french for, "excuse me, can i borrow a midget and a
couple o\' throw pillows...i got lost and i\'m really very scared")

ADDITIONAL FOOLZ:
don nguyen on trumpet (track 5)
tim palmieri on guitar (track 9)
l.s.d.j. on tables (tracks 11 & 13)

THE RUN DOWN:
this stuff is all cold, fresh live and insta-fabricated! even
though lots o\' the discohesive "thing" involves written material, vocals and
all that jazz, we thought we\'d give ya a joint with only the on-the-fly,
a.d.d., fully improvisational.crazy cuts. the following are a bunch o\' random
show "outtakes" from our trusty DAT recorder.pieces from in between the lines.
enjoy the gateway! check out discohesive\'s KEXP FM radio show (downloadable
right here) for a highly stupendous look at actual written discohesive
material.played in full, even. cheers!

[FrankZappa]

if it is being sold for profit without payment to tim, wouldnt that be against the bands taping rules?

"can you saw lawsuit? good. I knew you could"

[Wolfman]

Discohesive totally rocks.  They\'re this CRAZY ass free-jam metal band from Seattle.  Think Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey meets Fear Factory meets Square Pusher.  We met them out on Summer Tour 2002, and they taped a bunch of shows for us.  They even burned copies in their van and had them ready 2 hours after we played!  They are always going around giving out their CD\'s.  I would definitely listen to that album, and I\'m sure Tim is gracious enough to donate his performance.  Here are some excerpts from the tour review:

(From 7/9/2 Blakes; Berkely, CA)
Our crowd consisted of 9 people. 2 came for the show, 1 was Jon who we were staying with, 1 was a girl I got to come down from the bar even though she wasn\'t that interested, 1 was Thankful, 1 was Rachel, and 3 of them were Discohesive, the opening band. This band is way out there, with a jam/industrial/breakbeat thing going on. Good stuff. We ended up running into Discohesive like 10 more times over the next week. They promote like crazy, giving away hundreds of CD’s at every show they can get to on the west coast. They started putting our stuff along with their stuff on the promo CD’s they were making, just to be nice. Thanks guys, you rock!

(From Bests and Worsts)
Best fan: Thankful Daugherty. Coming all the way from Tennessee to see us in Alabama, then flying out to California for 6 more shows with her friend Rachel, Thankful is definitely THE BOMB. I can’t wait until the hometown crew and her can intersect. Dave Pec, she did more shows than you! Thanks for all your support Thankful, we love you.

 2nd prize: Dave Pec. He may have been a close 2nd for this stage, but we all know that his lead is completely insurmountable in the overall Tour de Breakfast.

 3rd prize: Discohesive. Serious tapers, serious promotion, serious passion. Thanks again.