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Mermen
"Food For Other Fish"
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The Mermen's first CD release, "Food For Other Fish", became one of 1994's top-selling discs in the Bay Area. That album, recorded live to two-track DAT, rose to the top of the airplay chart on local KUSF-FM, and became the station's #3 most-played record of the year. Thasher Magazine named The Mermen one of the "Top Discoveries"of 1994, and the band became a top-draw act at every Bay Area venue, including the Warfield Theatre and The Fillmore (where they played to sold-out crowds on New Year's Eve in 1995 and 1996). They've shared the stage with a staggering list of performers, ranging from Rancid, Les Claypool (Primus), David Byrne, Morphine to Midnight Oil, Chris Isaak, David Lindley, The Cramps and even Nancy Sinatra and Tiny Tim.
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07:35 |
Be My Noir
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Instrumental
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07:14 |
The Silly Elephant Who Stomped To Tea
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Instrumental
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04:16 |
Raglan
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Instrumental
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05:19 |
My Black Bag
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Instrumental
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06:02 |
Honeybomb
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Instrumental
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05:12 |
Bondage Of The Sea
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Instrumental
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03:07 |
Ocean Beach
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Instrumental
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04:37 |
Madagasgar
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Instrumental
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02:30 |
Into The West
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Instrumental
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03:04 |
The Drift
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Instrumental
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08:30 |
Pull Of The Moon
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Instrumental
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08:11 |
Dancing In Her Sleep
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Instrumental
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Jim Thomas |
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Guitar, Production |
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Allen Whitman |
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Bass, Production |
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Martyn Jones |
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Drums, Production, Artwork |
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Oliver DiCicco |
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Engineering |
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John Karr |
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Engineering, Production |
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Lou Dorren |
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Mastering |
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Christian Jones |
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Mastering Assistance |
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Jeremy Donson |
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Technical Graphic Design |
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Dale Voelker |
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Graphic Design |
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Foster Reed |
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Executive Production |
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Ron Donovan |
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Creative Cover Design |
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Trisha Skennion |
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Production Assistance |
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Chris Reilly |
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Production Assistance |
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Jeffrey Taylor |
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Production Assistance |
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Christian Wagner |
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Artwork |
Recorded live to two-track DAT at Mobius Music, San Francisco, August 25th, 26th and 28th, 1993 (except "Into The West" recorded at KXSU-FM Wednesday Night Live on October 13th, 1993).
Mastered at Sonic Arts, San Francisco.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
