Festival Of Ghosts/R'out 4002, by Death Sentence: PANDA!

Festival Of Ghosts/R'out 4002

by Death Sentence: PANDA!

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	1.	Here Come The Ghosts 04:30
	2.	Public Forest 02:23
	3.	Shadow Ghost 02:29
	4.	Ooops! Ghost 01:24
	5.	Mr. Chip 01:20
	6.	Slumber Party 00:38
	7.	Tribal Boyfriend 01:18
	8.	Yao Yao Tou (Reprise) 01:23
	9.	Mrs. Fancy Lady Friend 01:07
	10.	Yao Yao Tou 03:02

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Originally released as two separate CD-rs.
R'out 4002 was originally recorded and released in October 2004 as "Tour 2004 EP" prior to DS:P! heading out on their first US tour with SF electro-rap blaster Gold Chains. On the morning of the first show, the band found themselves caught in a freak blizzard in the northern panhandle of Texas. This was also the day George W. Bush was elected to a second term in office. The tone of the tour was pretty much set there....

Festival Of Ghosts was recorded and released as a CD-r in 2005. Nobody can really remember precisely when.

Both e.p.s were recorded by the band in a wooden shed behind a house on Capp St. in San Francisco and both were mixed with George Patterson at Reliant Recording, also in San Francisco.

In January 2007, Upset the Rhythm combined both e.p.s and released them as a single 12". The record came in a silk-screened, card stock jacket and looked and sounded sick as all get out.

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released June 5, 2020

Paul Costuros, Chris Dixon and Kim West
Clarinet, Drums, Flute, Vocals, Trombone, Saxophone, Gong and and additional percussion.

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