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Keep Their Day Jobs (Commentary)

by The Disabled

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    Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

    Included with this download is high resolution PDF album booklet and photographs from the Keeping Their Day Jobs Recording Session.
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Astro Zombies 05:12
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The Hairlip Love Experience (Ending Montage) 11:41
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Commentary (Album Overview) 03:14
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Commentary (Album Title) 00:49
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Commentary (Recording) 02:43
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Commentary (Zombie Army) 03:02
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Commentary ( Nobies Perfect) 00:14
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Commentary ( Paris Hilton + Mexican = Kitties) 00:59
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Commentary (Mr. Puke + Artistic Discordance) 03:40
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Commentary (Packaging + Chrometophobia) 02:25
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Commentary (More Song Titles + Outro) 02:22

about

You either love The Disabled's second album "Keep Their Day Jobs" or you hate what produced when the trio dived into their most experimental period. Self released under Mob Front Records, the band's grass roots record company, this thirteen song follow up to their debut album was engineered primarily by the band's drummer AS who had recently just begun to record. His equipment and recording abilities, at the time, were both novice forming the album's production which varies from the quaintly interesting to the exceedingly over worked. But regardless of recording quality, the album is in the tradition of all The Disabled's music focusing on heartfelt lyrics accompanied by powerful, energetic music though this practice may have been abandoned on the band's first satiric songs, Fletcher Puke has a Bass Coach and Sunshine Happy Rainbow. All in all "Keeping Their Day Jobs" is a interesting product from a band which always seemed pulled between several varying styles of music juxtaposing into a bridge between punk rock, indie and experimental.

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released July 21, 2007

Whiskey Nick-Electric Guitar/Vocals
T-Bone-Bass/Vocals
AS-Drums

Recorded by AS at Mob Front Records

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The Disabled La Crosse, Wisconsin

Established on New Years Eve 2004, The Disabled started life as a no thrills punk rock trio who would develop including influences from the indie and experimental worlds.

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