The Music of Heatmiser cassette was released sometime in 1992 but the exact date is unknown. Discogs lists it as 3-30-92 but that's before it was even recorded so that can't be correct. A reliable timeline that I've seen from someone else says it was released in May 1992.
According to the cassette liner notes, the recording took place at Sound Impressions in Milwaukie, Oregon. According to Alphabet Town/Eddie Brock, Buick and Dirt are different versions than what ended up on Dead Air. And Lowlife and Bottle Rocket are the basic tracks that had additional instrumentation added to them for Dead Air.
Photography on this was by JJ Gonson, it was engineered by Bob Stark and mixed by Tony Lash. It was digitally mastered at Super Duper.
Please see The Music of Heatmiser page for more info. Photo credits for the photos below are on that page.
According to the cassette liner notes, the recording took place at Sound Impressions in Milwaukie, Oregon. According to Alphabet Town/Eddie Brock, Buick and Dirt are different versions than what ended up on Dead Air. And Lowlife and Bottle Rocket are the basic tracks that had additional instrumentation added to them for Dead Air.
Photography on this was by JJ Gonson, it was engineered by Bob Stark and mixed by Tony Lash. It was digitally mastered at Super Duper.
Please see The Music of Heatmiser page for more info. Photo credits for the photos below are on that page.
