FZZY PMPR - 2002 - CNTRYXMS

FZZY PMPR - 2002 - CNTRYXMS - CD

2002 final Fzzy Pmpr release, "country christmas" CD

FZZY PMPR
CNTRYXMS
2002
Bizarre Depiction CD

I made a cover for this but don't know if there are any actual copies of the thing floating around. Which is a shame because this is some of the best Fzzy stuff ever. It sounds like I had starting using SoundForge, which is why everything is all reverby.

1. Brace Yourself
2. About To Destroy
3. Acch, I Eye-Uh
4. Almost Black And Audacity
5. Almost Exactly
6. Ass Ending (featuring a scratchy Al Dimeola flexidisc) aka "ascending"
7. Bad Touch Me (a very special record by the cast of the tv show Webster, funkifiiied)
8. But It's
9. Don't Put Me In The Position Where
10. Fnedge
11. Hell Maybe
12. Hrrcn
13. I Was Sort Of Hoping
14. I'm Feelin' It Loop
15. I'm Feelin' It
16. Knerd
17. Left Your Pants
18. No Repetition
19. Not Have Way
20. Nothing
21. Number Nothing
22. Please Stop Yodeling
23. Song For Martin Newell
24. This Is Don't
25. This Is The Part Where
26. This Loop Could Be The Start Of Something Wonderful
27. Wu Knave
28. Yeah

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