Ritual De Lo Habitual

Back cover: Hitler's syphilis-ridden dreams almost came true. How could it happen? By taking control of the media. An entire country was led by a lunatic... We must protect our First Amendment, before sick dreams become law. Nobody made fun of Hitler??! - Warner Bros. Records Inc., a Warner Communications Company [Warner Records logo] ©1990 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the U.S. ℗1990 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the U.S. Made in the U.S.A. All rights reserved. CD face: ©℗1990 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S., a Warner Communications Company [Warner Records logo] Mfg. by WEA Manufacturing. Made in U.S.A. Inner panels: Recorded at Track Record Mixed at Sound Castle Mastered at Future Disc - Muchas Gracias: Fight, Bill and Bober, Roberta Petersen, Lenny Waronker, Mo Ostin, Carl Scott, John Beug, Paul V., Jo Lenardi, Andra Starr, Ron Laffitte, Michael Lippman, Metal Blade Records, Concrete Marketing, Danny Goldberg, The Colonel, Josh, Torilla Girls Karen and Danushak, Rick Van Santen, Aaron and Mark, Cindy, Carla, Inger, Terry Lee Haefer, Patricia, The Bernsteins, Richelle Valentine, Mike Navarro, Chuck Fukagawa and Ibañez Guitars, Perkins Family, Belle Oberman, E, Pat, Nemes, C.J.R., D.W. Drums, Sabian Cymbals, C. Brian and Nicole M. Avery, Piantadosi clan, (esp. ART-full), Rebic, Bob Timmins ink and inspiration, Doug's Wednesday evening social club, Exodus, Katia d'Italia, Jack Gould, T.O. Sue, and her love book by Suzanne, Jo Brahms, Amra B. abiesbigdancerchildbride, Dr. Mark, Dr. Rokstar, Greggy, Team Vermont, spread my butter Larry White! Muchas Muchas: Steven Baker, artist 3036309, Dave Jerden, Ted Gardner, Heidi Ellen Robinson For our beloved Xiola Bleu - ©1990 Virgin Songs, Inc. / I'll Hit You Back Music / Bubbly Orange Stuff Music / Embryonic Music / Swizzle Stick Msuic BMI Lyrics reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. ©1990 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. Made in U.S.A. Other notes: White cover with the First Amendment of the United States Constitution printed on it. Artist and title are printed in black-and-white text on the CD face. Unlike similar releases, the CD face does not feature additional "J" and "A" initials. Additional instrument credits for "Three Days" are incorrectly credited for "Then She Did" in the booklet. Ritual De Lo Habitual came with a separate booklet titled "Novena" that contained liner notes; in this release the "Novena" booklet is included in the inner panels. Track 1 is titled "Stop" on the back cover. Track 7 is titled "Then She Did" on the back cover.