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SAMARKAND - 1996 - PAINFUL REALIZATION - CD

samarkand 1996 album painful realization


SAMARKAND
PAINFUL REALIZATION
compilation of leftovers
from the last batch
of traditional songwriting
recorded 1993-95 from Westerville to Philly and back again

more previously unreleased wuss-rock

Ian C Stewart everything

1. Involution
2. Living With The Pain
3. I Know You Now
4. For Free
5. Blast
6. Enabler
7. I Miss You Already
8. Important Things
9. Corner Of The Sky
10. Monotheist
11. Diary
12. Cult Evader
13. Minge
14. Another Try
15. Hopeless
16. Corner Of The Other Sky
17. Accidentally Walking
18. Massacre/Party Down
19. Something


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