"I bring her home everything I want, and nothing that she needs."
"I bring her home everything I want, and nothing that she needs."
You'd Prefer an Astronaut / 45:53
RCA - 07863 66577-2/4 / TIN012
1. Little Dipper
2. The Pod
3. Stars
4. Suicide Machine
5. The Very Old Man
6. Why I Like the Robins
7. I'd Like Your Hair Long
8. I Hate it Too
9. Songs of Farewell and Departure
Lyrics
Liner Notes
All tracks except #5 lovingly recorded and mixed by Keith Cleversley at his Playground in Chicago.
Sleepy assistance by Mr. Bones. Happily produced by HUM and Keith.
Track #5 softly recorded by Adam Schmitt at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, MN.
Assistant engineering gently offered by Pat Burkholder.
Carefully mastered at Chicago Recording Company by Jeff Van Steen and Harry Burgen.
All of these walking songs by HUM, published by Martians Go Home Music ©1995 (BMI)
A couple of full body-suits blip past.
Harmonious cover art designed by ohiogirlco. with systematic thanks to Jason Harvey and Jay Ryan.
Spacious photography by Andy Mueller.
TEAM HUM:
Heavenly A&R / expense account dinners provided by Bruce Flohr, splendidly assisted by Jon Brody.
Legal action quickly dispensed by Richard Grabel. All earthly bookings by Tom Windish at Bug.
Perfect tour management: Ward Gollings. Detailed starter kit by 12-Inch Records.
HUM is Jeff Dimpsey, Tim Lash, Bryan St. Pere, and Matt Talbott.
P.O. Box 666, Urbana, IL 61801.
Hello to all of our wonderful friends in Champaign, and warmest thanks to our loving families.
YOU'D PREFER an ASTRONAUT.
Stars / 17:54
HUM 001CD
1. Stars (Album Version)
2. Boy With Stick
3. Baby, Baby
4. Stars (Edit)
Lyrics
Liner Notes
Written by HUM.
Happily produced by HUM and Keith Cleversly.
Lovingly recorded and mixed by Keith Cleversly at his Playground, Chicago, IL.
Sleepy assistance by Mr. Bones. Carefully mastered by Jeff Van Steen and Harry Burgan at Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL.
Published by Martians Go Home Music (BMI) A&R Direction: Bruce Flohr
Art Direction & Spacious Photographics: Andy Mueller.
Design: ohiogirlco = (L-RIG).
http://www.dedicated.co.uk E-Mail: info•at•dedicated•co•uk
For full mail order catalogue send an A5 SAE or 2x International response coupons to Dedicated,
36b, Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3JQ.
The copyright in these recordings is owned by Dedicated
Distributed by Vital
℗ & © BMG Entertainment 1995 under license from BMG Entertainment to Dedicated.
Made in the E.C.
"Stars" is taken from the forthcoming Dedicated album You'd Prefer an Astronaut
DEDCD 023 DEDLP 023
I'd Like Your Hair Long / 5:22
RCA - RDJ 64403-2/2X
1. I'd Like Your Hair Long
Lyrics
Liner Notes
Written by HUM. Happily produced by HUM and Keith Cleversly.
Lovingly recorded and mixed by Keith Cleversly at his Playground, Chicago, IL.
Sleepy assistance by Mr. Bones. Carefully mastered by Jeff Van Steen and Harry Burgan at Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL.
Published by Martians Go Home Music (BMI)
From the RCA CD / CS You'd Prefer an Astronaut #07863-66577-2/4
A&R Direction: Bruce Flohr. Art Direction: Andy Mueller. Design = ohiogirlco
Management: Larrikin Management.
The Pod / 11:40
HUM 002CD
1. The Pod
2. Ms. Lazarus
3. Firehead
Lyrics
Liner Notes
Track 1 produced by HUM and Keith Cleversley
Track 2 produced by HUM - Recorded at Tim's house and Track 3 produced by Brad Wood and HUM
All songs written by HUM and published by Martians Go Home Music (BMI)
For full mail order catalogue send an A5 SAE or 2 x international response coupons to Dedicated, 36B, Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3JQ.
℗ and © BMG Entertainment 1996 under license from BMG Entertainment to Dedicated
The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by BMG Entertainment
Licensed to Dedicated distributed by Vital.
Made in the EC
Get on the guest list for gigs, win things, find things out - http://www.dedicated.co.uk E-Mail - info•at•dedicated•co•uk
Stars (In The Ascendant) − Empirion Remixes / 23:26
HUM 001CDR
1. Stars (In The Ascendant) [Empirion Mix One]
2. Stars (In The Ascendant) [Empirion Mix Two]
3. Stars (In The Ascendant) [Empirion Mix Three]
Notes
Empirion remixes "Stars" on 12" promo (2 mixes) and CD single (3 mixes), perhaps as a cross-promotional venture / brainchild of Dedicated Records. The term "remix" should be taken lightly here as the results, for example, sound nothing whatsoever like HUM. The following is a blurb about the mixes from the 12" promo single:
"Unknown territory for the HUM guys and gals, just to let you know HUM rock but Empirion rocks them even more. Three mixes which flips HUM on its head and keeps it sparkling into the techno night. (The CD holds the third mix - tell everybody about it.)"
Miscellaneous / Promotional
Publicity material for You'd Prefer an Astronaut.
