I was living in
Boston’s North End when I conceived of an album that would be intentionally bad
and immature and offensive. This was to be the opening number. I also planned
to include new recordings of some of the We the People songs, like “Three Days
of Hell” and “A Nation Shunned By Some.” I wrote several new songs for the
project, but never recorded any of them. Still, it was fun. From time to time,
I like to give myself permission to unlearn everything I’ve ever learned about
music and songwriting.
This Is The Album
© 1986 Brian
Hutzell 1986
"Death Drugs
and other Flavors" by EDWARD
(Ectoderm
Dramatically Wound Around Rusty Doorknobs)
This is the album
you warned the kids about, which is why they're so anxious to hear it. But you
are firm and tell them that they will be raped by enthusiastic buffalos if they
so much as remove this record from the sleeve.
This album has
not sold over a million copies and probably never will. This album is
not available in any store or obtainable through TV offers. The FDA has never
heard of it and the Surgeon General has been too busy to stamp a caustic remark
concerning cancer on it.
NOTE: In our
labs, none of the rats have died yet.
"Supernova 6"
Brian Hutzell
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