Recorded January 1999 on analog 4-track at Kashimunji
Welcome to the big-bass reggae side of Lowbelly. More inspired by Sandinista-era Clash than anything from Jamaica, man! There's one song by the Clash called "Guns of Brixton" that keeps popping up in Tristan's head when he's at work. This has been happening often for the last eight months or so. It is truly a mystery. Also, this song is special because it's the first time Jeremy took control at the drums.
credits
from Beefy, Leafy, Cha Cha Cha,
released April 20, 1999
composed by T. Andreas and J. Miller
Jeremy: drums, banjo, recorder
Tristan: bass, percussion, vocals
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