Ultivac
Ultivac
Buy a copy online at Stickfigure Records
Released by The Buddy System in 2000. Recorded by Ed Rawls at Red Lab in Atlanta. Mastered by I forget at I can’t remember.
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Uncomplete and Infinished (practice tapes).
- 2X2
- Track 01
- Track 02
- Track 03
- Track 04
- Track 05
- Track 06
- Track 07
- Track 08
- Track 09
- Track 10
- Track 11
- Track 12
- Track 13
- Track 14
- Track 15
- Track 16
- Track 17
- Unloaded demo
Track one, “2X2,” was recorded by Alex LaRoche at Under The Couch (GA Tech, Atlanta). It was supposed to be included on a compilation to benefit Human Rights Watch that was going to be put out by some hardcore label (burning something?) in New Orleans (No Toxin III, though) but was never released. Call me crazy but I think Human Rights Watch would benefit more if you just gave them all of the money it takes to print a thousand CDs than the profits from the 300 CDs that actually sold. I like comps though.
Tracks 2 – 17 recorded live to minidisc 1999 and 2000. I prefer this version of Unloaded to the album version.
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Ultivac was James Joyce (Sonn Av Krusher, Noot d’ Noot) on drums, Benjamin Lukens (The Forever War) on bass, and Jon Lukens (me, Retconned) on vocals and electronics. We were together from 1999 until about 2001. I was living in NYC and James and Ben were in ATL, so band practice, etc. was difficult. We played two shows: one at the old Eyedrum and one at MJQ.
Given some of the (over) reactions to the lyrics of Unhappenings, I shudder to think what sort of nonsense we’d find in our record reviews if the Ultivac cd were released today.
Ultivac at C12 12.30.01. Photo by Nick LaRoche (I think).
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