Nothing - The Wrong Answer Became Right FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Drum Programming [Beats], Electronics – Skylon
• Guitar [Forgotten Fender], Illustration – SavX
• Soprano Saxophone, Harmonica, Vocals [Psalmody] – Zenlo

Notes

"(there's nothing on the B-side…)"

Recorded at The Garage, Highbury and Islington, London, UK, 30.vi,2001. RECORDED LIVE AND TOTALLY IMPROVISED.

This cassette is everything and nothing and a product of The Tapeworm – "within the Satanist triangle…"
TTW#82, copyright 2016 The Tapeworm.

Companies

• Copyright (c) – The Tapeworm
• Recorded At – The Garage, London

Album

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