Dying Is Not Glamorous, by The Dropscience

Dying Is Not Glamorous

by The Dropscience

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1.	Do You Want To Go Faster? (Via Satellite) 03:56	buy track
2.	Do You Want To Go Faster? (Trash 80) 04:03	buy track
3.	Notice To Quit (Manuok) 02:20	buy track
4.	The Rhythm Is The Rebel (The Rum Diary) 05:22	buy track
5.	This Is A Picture Of A Tiger Exploding (Preston Swirnoff) 02:48	buy track
6.	Focal Point (Duane Pitre) 05:42	buy track
7.	Video Production Still (Kenseth Thibideau) 03:30	buy track
8.	Dying Is Not Glamorous (story by Adam Gnade) 07:56	buy track

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All songs originally appeared on "Dies Tonight"

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released March 30, 2017

Track 1: Do You Want To Go Faster was remixed by Drew Andrews, who at the time was playing in Via Satellite. Currently Drew plays in Bit Maps.

Track 2: Do You Want To Go Faster was remixed by Trash 80

Track 3: Notice To Quit was remixed by Scott Mercado, who at the time was playing in Via Satellite and Manuok. Scott still plays in Manuok.

Track 4: The Rhythm Is The Rebel was remixed by Daniel McKenzie, who at the time was playing in The Rum Diary. Currently Daniel plays in Identical Homes and Built for the Sea.

Track 5: This Is A Picture Of A Tiger Exploding was remixed by Preston Swirnoff, who at the time was playing in Aleph Research. Preston also played in Freedom For Saturn and currently releases solo music under his name.

Track 6: Focal Point was remixed by Duane Pitre, who at the time was playing in Pilotram with Demetrius. Duane also played on the first Dropscience album. Currently Duane releases solo music under his name.

Track 7: Video Production Still was remixed by Kenseth Thibideau, who at the time was playing in Sleeping People and Pinback. Currently Kenseth releases solo music, Sleeping People occasionally still plays, and his previous band Howard Hello has reunited.

Track 8: Dying Is Not Glamorous was compiled by The Dropscience using a cassette tape of Adam Gnade telling a story.

Thanks to everyone who contributed their time and resources to putting this remixes together. Special thanks to Daniel McKenzie at Black Lodge Studios for mastering this.

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The Dropscience were a band from 2000-2004

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