H2O (album)
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| H2O | ||
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| Studio album by H2O | ||
| Released | June 25, 1996 | |
| Recorded | 15 January – 17 January 1996 Brielle Studios, New York City, U.S. |
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| Genre | Hardcore / Punk rock | |
| Length | 29:46 | |
| Label | Blackout Records | |
| Producer(s) | Larry Bucksbaum, H2O | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| H2O chronology | ||
| H2O (1996) |
Thicker Than Water (1997) |
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H2O is the title of the first album released by H2O. It was released on June 25, 1996.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- "5 Yr. Plan" – 2:57
- "Scene Report" – 2:18
- "Spirit of '84" – 2:04
- "I Know Why" – 2:50
- "Gen-Eric" – 0:59
- "Surrounded" – 2:01
- "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" – 2:38
- "Family Tree" – 2:56
- "Hi-Lo" – 2:04
- "My Curse" – 9:00
- All songs written by H2O
- Track 10 is only actually 3:05 - studio feedback then leads directly into a live hidden track, "My Love Is Real".
[edit] Personnel
- Toby Morse – vocals
- Todd Morse – guitar, vocals
- Rusty Pistachio – guitar, vocals
- Eric Rice – bass
- Todd Friend – drums
- Dicky Barrett of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – vocals on "Family Tree"
- Tim Shaw of Ensign, credited as "Tim Ensign" – vocals on "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow", bass on "My Love Is Real"
- Armand Majidi of Sick Of It All – drums on "My Love Is Real"
- Pete Koller of Sick Of It All – guitar on "My Love Is Real"
- Recorded January 15 – January 17, 1996 at Brielle Studios, New York City, U.S.
- Produced by Larry Buksbaum and H2O
[edit] Miscellanea
- The hidden track, "My Love Is Real" was recorded live at The Wetlands on September 24, 1994. The origins of this song stemmed from the time Toby Morse spent as a roadie with fellow New Yorkers, Sick Of It All, who are credited as "writing" the song. Basically, it was a song that was performed when there was not an opening act or when the band did not do an encore. The lyrics varied every time it was performed but Toby Morse said that it was always about his cheating ex-girlfriend! Source: liner notes.
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