Strength Thru Ooij -
Orange demo

 

Title : "Orange demo" on (Strength thru Ooij - A Waaghals-Brinkman 10th Anniversary Special)
Band : Metal Molly + Various
Date of Release : 1995
Label : Brinkman Records - Promotional Copies only
Produced by : Staf Verbeeck
Recorded by : Staf Verbeeck at Willy Woop and home - end of 1994
Mixed by : Staf Verbeeck
Location : Meerhout + ?
Artwork: probably Herman.


Tracklisting :
1. Nemo - Necklace
2. Flophouse - Sure Thing
3. Gitbox! - Wrecked it good
4. Thinking Fellars Union Local 282 - Empty cup
5. Virginia Dare - Aurora Borealis
6. Simon Joyner - Catherine
7. Dump - Hope, Joe
8. Joost Visser - Up to Paradiso along the Milky Way
9. Julia P.Herscheimer - Where are you going to
10. Metal Molly - Orange (demo version)
11. Oxbow - Gal
12. Gregg Turkington - I'm in your band
13. Furtips - Timmy
14. Plover - Wake the old man
15. Refrigerator - Daybreak
16. Mitsoobishy Jacson - Sun-of-Aerobics
17. Bettie Serveert - Crutches
18. Faun - Flexible jaw
19. De Artsen - Farmer's attempt
20. J.C. Hopkins - Amsterdam



Personnel :
The usual : Allan, Gino, Pascal.


Notes :
We did an demo session with Staf Verbeeck (who was the live engineer for Romans, Beautiful Babies,... and played keyboards in the Candy Dates). We recorded :"Autumn Colours", "Heardt" (which later became 'Zebra'), "Mary (Marry Me) and "Applegreen". With about 15 minutes recording time left, Ad (Van Beek) asked if we had anything left we wanted to commit to tape. We decided to do a quirky and still unfinished song we wrote a week earlier, "Orange". We didn't think anything special about it, for us it was just another piece of music. I guess some things kick your life into an unexpected gear without you even knowing it...I wonder what would have happened had we decided to go home early and catch the evening news ? Moral of this story : never watch the news.


The bridge isn't meant to be a tribute to the Beatles nor to Pink Floyd.


Try whistling "Ienee-teenee-yellow-polka-dot-bikini".


Orange = fill in the name of a girl you liked but couldn't get.


x always equals something.

 

Check out Thinking Fellars Union Local 282 (try the "I hope it lands"-album), Dump and Virginia Dare's debut album. The Mitsoobishy Jacson song "Sun-of-Aerobics" comes from the brillliant-brilliant-nutterly-brilliant debut album "Nougat in Koblenz". Track it down, buy it and cherish it. Maybe the best Belgian album ever !

And no, I don't play on that album...