- Grab What You Can
- Head Battery
- Self-Indulgence Is The Name Of The Game
- Are You The One?
- Red Raw
- Private Apocalypse
- Alright For Some
All tracks written, produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Neil O'Brien.
Cover art by Neil O'Brien, with the villain, I think, nicked from some Dead Kennedys record.
This was the first Rude Corps EP and existed basically as nothing more than a dump for a few tracks I'd written which apparently didn't fit my plans for any forthcoming album. As a result it's kind of aimless, shapeless and pointless. It's another I haven't listened to in donkey's and it feels much closer to late Unknown-period stuff: some of the beats are ok, but the melodies are bad and arrangements are super-basic. I had it in my head that there was a couple of ok-ish tracks: I think "Private Apocalypse" has the germs of some ideas I would later do better, but aye.... mostly it's just shite. Entirely skippable.
In view of how mediocre this EP is I'm a little surprised that it was one I did a re-mix of around May 2007. That's the version I'll make available. Only other thing to note I think is the sample from King Curtis' "Memphis Soul Stew" which got hideously abused on "Self-Indulgence...." - sorry about that.