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01
intro
02 stolen wolf - f. ill ben, king kung fu, samantha, st.
pete
03 aplomb - f.king kung fu
04 calibrate - f. king kung fut
05 rashadash - f. king kung fu
06 unhatched interlude
07 double t - f. king kung fu
08 surrepticious - f. st. pete, samantha, king kung fu
09 gross robot birds - f. jargon revolution, king kung
fu
10 bonecrusher - f. mr ockers, king kung fu, jargon revolution
11 dementor - f. g.i. pro, ill ben, st. pete, king kung
fu
12 animus interlude
13 surface - f. king kung fu
14 dresden - f. jargon revolution, king kung fu, st. pete
15 california law firm
16 someones arm - f. st. pete
17 willie clean - f. king kung fu, g.i. pro, ill ben
18 outro
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This track contains smoe samples
from other tracks I made. See below:
Samples:
return
of the one-up kid - intro, asectic swiftly, oh god
almighty, the outro on scary beach oldie, miranda
- introduction, 8:30 am, riding, 6:18, angry prom,
after party
There are other samples too but I'll
leave them for mystery. The main purpose or "plot"
of this cd would best be described as steppenwolf.
Not the rocking (or should I say, "rockin'") band
with hits such as, "magic carpet ride", "born to
be wild" and many others. I'm talking about the
Herman Hesse book steppenwolf, which is, not so
ironically, where the band steppenwolf got their
name. The ideas expressed in steppenwolf are that
of existentiality, hatred of things (i.e. life,
people, everything in general), getting drunk to
avoid life and it's lifeness, hallucinary imagry,
dancing, and feeling like a caged animal. Not really.
Some of those ideas (if you consider dancing an
idea), are only in parts of the book. I don't know,
I read the fucking book 2 years ago. It was good
though, I recommend it to anyone who can read words.
Anyway, the term steppenwolf is a german term and
essentially it means "hill wolf" or "wolf from the
steppes (which are hills/mountains)". It implies
that the main character guy, who, as the reader
we identify with, is an outcast type guy, like a
hill wolf who comes into town.
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