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1x CDStudio Album

God Bless The Electric Freak

Turn Me On Dead Man

United States·Original Year: 2005

Release Date

2005

Catalog #

VIRUS 340

Tracks

12

Duration

43:32

#Rock#Psychedelic Rock
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Notes

Digipak Recorded 2002-2003 Track 7 inspired by the late great George Harrison

Label

Alternative Tentacles
VIRUS 340

Barcode

7 21616 03402 8

Format

1x CD
Sources:Discogs

Tracklist

  1. 1

    Killer Sound Waves From Space

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    6:23
    Bass
    Performer Scream By
    Performer Space Nurse Cameo By
  2. 2

    The Hale-Bopp

    1:33
  3. 3

    Astrophobia

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    4:46
  4. 4

    Silky Milky Way

    4:03
  5. 5

    Sunshine Supercreep

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    4:02
  6. 6

    Apocalypse Rock

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    4:05
  7. 7

    Beatle George

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    2:56
  8. 8

    Molecules

    2:39
  9. 9

    Take A Stress Pill

    2:27
  10. 10

    Daisy

    5:22
  11. 11

    Yzai

    1:43
  12. 12

    Mystery Ride

    3:33
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Questions about the credits

Who handled the recording of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man?
The recording of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man was handled by Desmond Shea.
Who mixed God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man?
God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man was mixed by Tim Green and Desmond Shea.
Who played bass on God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man?
Bass on God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man was played by Mykill Ziggy and Ilan Laks.
Who played drums and percussion on God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man?
Drums and percussion on God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man were performed by Christopher Lyman.

Questions about the companies and places

Where was the 2005 edition of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man, which lists United States as its release country or market, recorded?
The 2005 edition of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man, with United States listed as its release country or market, was recorded at The Hiss Factory.
Where was the 2005 edition of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man, which lists United States as its release country or market, mixed?
The 2005 edition of God Bless The Electric Freak by Turn Me On Dead Man, with United States listed as its release country or market, was mixed at The Hiss Factory and Louder Studios.

Credits & Production

Credits

15 roles · 19 credits
Bass
Drums
Keyboards
Recording
Mixing
Art Direction
Electric Sitar
Guitar Guitars
Photography By Photography
Vocals Vox
Written By All Songs
Artwork Art Manifestation
Performer Scream By
Performer Space Nurse Cameo By
Tambura

Companies & Places

2 companies · 3 relationships
Recorded At
Mixed At