Never Believe:
As the sun gently sets over the factory's towers, ships in the distance call out in sustained bass notes, reaching for a response to direct them to port. All through Terminal Island, iridescent lights slowly begin to glow and illuminate like a Christmas tree in the middle of a forest. On a foggy night, these assorted lights, decorating the tops of smokestacks, mechanical cranes, and motels, pop up, blinking on, and begin an endless circuitry that winds through the island's watery maze of streets, railways, and bridges...
...This CD contains just a handful of the hundreds of songs we have all done together...
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Track 01 - Selfhelp |
Track 02 - Antfarms |
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Track 03 - Circle |
Track 05 - 2 Pills |
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Track 06 - Whatcha Gonna Be? |
Track 10 - A Day in the Life |
Friends
of Jesus:
A compilation of various artists / friends produced and recorded by Jesus Wore Dickies at their God Help Me! Music Studios. (18 songs by artists Carma Isabella, Half Pint, Slightly Stoopid, Sonny Boy, LB Shortbus, Jesus Wore Dickies, Toko Tasi, Capitol Eye, Jack Maness, Bargain Music and Burn Unit.)
Track 03 - Half Pint - Never Let Go
Track 07 - JWD (feat. Tippa Irie) - Factory
Track 08 - Toko Tasi - Life is Creation
Track 10 - Jack Maness - Falling
Track 13 - Bargain Music - Raking Leaves
Track 14 - Sonny Boy - these are the days
EP1:
Songs from the upcoming release tentatively entitled Plan B.
Track 01 - I Forgot
Track 02 - Tickin
Track 06 - Elephant Song
Terminal
Island:
Terminal Island (the port of Long Beach, CA) is explored to bring you sounds and adventure. There is a $20,000 buried treasure somewhere in Terminal Island. If you can break the codes in the lyrics, you can find the treasure. (This CD comes with printed lyrics and a map of Terminal Island.)
Track 01 - Secret of “b”
Track 02 - Darco c320d
Track 04 - Map3
Track 05 - Porthole
Track 10 - Hellven
The
Radio Knows:
Remixes… Beats & Rhymes… Space & Time… TRK is a journey through the numbers & colors of an alter Jesus Wore Dickies… Dating back to as early as 1997, this collection of conceptual tracks was produced by various members of JWD.
Track 10 - I Forgot (remix)
Track 13 - Everything Alright? (remix)
Track 16 - Leaving
Strap-on
Halo:
Taking a portable DAT recorder into a confession booth with a real priest, singer Save 77, records the conversation that is the back bone of a truly disturbing piece of work. Also for visual, tangible aid, this CD comes with its own religious comic tract to take you through the album and make you a true believer of JWD.
Track 05 - Robots Don't Bend
Track 07 - Reject
Track 08 - I Had a Girl
Sorry, no clips of the father available.
Michael
Marangon:
This album is dedicated to the memory of Michael Marangon (J.W.D.'s Guitarist on Strap-On Halo) who is an inspiration to all who knew him. This sole tape was left in his room when he passed. Through listening to this powerful collection of songs, one will have a better understanding of how much of gifted and beautiful person Michael was. His mother was kind enough to share it with us and now we share it with you. We would like to thank all the friends & family who knew Michael and all of you that will now know him. We hope you will enjoy this commemorative album as much as we have. (A portion from the sales of this record goes to his mother. This album has 28 tracks.)
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