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Spahn Ranch Thickly Settled LP (Insight, 1987) |
We got this one at my college radio station and I was pretty blown away. Unfortunately, the album gave no information beyond song titles and who produced it (Matt Wallace, best known for producing a buncha records by Faith No More and The Replacements). Until I found this MySpace page just now when doing this write-up, I didn't even know they were from Michigan; I'd just assumed California. NOTA BENE: There's another Spahn Ranch that plays industrial dance music, I think. Seeing as most of their releases are/were on Cleopatra Records, I imagine they're probably best avoided. |
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Good thing you provided the NB there - I was deeply puzzled why you would waste your time with Cleopatra's garbage, not to mention how they'd managed to release something a full five years before they existed!
Yeah, I was not pleased when I found out the "new" Spahn Ranch album in the early 90s was not the same group. I didn't know at the time that the name had Manson Family connections, so I had no idea it had potential to be used by multiple bands.
I was the guitarist for this band. I can answer any other questions you may have about us... Thanks for sharing!
(I also work with the blogger team at Google! Thanks for using blogger!)
this is dreamier than i usually like, but i find this song very appealing!
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