The Great Trans-Siberian Moth Miners March of 1913
by That Epic Reggae Set
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A Recording Of Owls
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Modulation
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Backwards Overload Blues
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While the six tracks of The Great Trans-Siberian Moth Miner's March still carries the panache of That Epic Reggae Set's previous releases, its main highlight is its eponymous, twenty-three minute track, telling the intriguing tale of a Russian expedition into Siberia during the early 20th Century, investigating the peculiar reports of colossal flying moths.
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released January 11, 2014
Words and music by R. Francisco except for Track 3 by Arlo Francisco & R. Francisco
Published by MonoSongs
Personnel
Ron Francisco - vocals, electric guitar, radio, organ, bass drum, sound manipulation, piano
Nelson Dorol - bass guitar
Rowel Samarita - drums
Mendel Limpin - electric & acoustic guitars
Additional Musicians
Zai de la Cruz - backing vocals on 'The Ballad of Helen, Betty & Dorothy'
Czandro Pollack - voice & organ on 'The Great Trans-Siberian Moth Miners March of 1913', whistles & organ on 'The Ballad of Helen, Betty & Dorothy'
Recorded at Monopond Recording Studio
Produced by Ron Francisco
Cover Design by Arlo Francisco
(c) 2011 Beat the Robot! Recordings
Words and music by R. Francisco except for Track 3 by Arlo Francisco & R. Francisco
Published by MonoSongs
Personnel
Ron Francisco - vocals, electric guitar, radio, organ, bass drum, sound manipulation, piano
Nelson Dorol - bass guitar
Rowel Samarita - drums
Mendel Limpin - electric & acoustic guitars
Additional Musicians
Zai de la Cruz - backing vocals on 'The Ballad of Helen, Betty & Dorothy'
Czandro Pollack - voice & organ on 'The Great Trans-Siberian Moth Miners March of 1913', whistles & organ on 'The Ballad of Helen, Betty & Dorothy'
Recorded at Monopond Recording Studio
Produced by Ron Francisco
Cover Design by Arlo Francisco
(c) 2011 Beat the Robot! Recordings
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Beat the Robot Recordings is an online record label, dedicated to the support of musical diversity and increased understanding of local and international music. Every release is a labor of love, that through the music we release we could leave people with something that they can remember for a very long time. ... more
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