THE DOO-DOOETTES : Think Space

Dennis Duck, Juan Gomez, Fredrik Nilsen, Tom Recchion, Harold SchroederによるThe Doo-Dooetteの'78年のFaustをカバーした7インチと'76年の録音のCDの2枚組。
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Tracklist
A - Picnic On A Frozen River
Drums ? Dennis Duck
Electric Bass ? Fredrik Nilsen
Electric Guitar ? Juan Gomez
Organ ? Tom Recchion
Saxophone [Saxamophone] ? Rick Potts
Written-By ? Faust
B - Picnic On A Frozen River
Drums ? Dennis Duck
Electric Bass ? Fredrik Nilsen
Electric Guitar ? Juan Gomez
Organ ? Tom Recchion
Saxophone [Saxamophone] ? Rick Potts
Written-By ? Faust
1 The Immense Depths In The Sky That We Cannot Realize 14:28
2 The Great Difficulty Of Understanding Things So Far Away 17:54
3 The Side Of Mars That Man Has Never Seen 16:14

Credits
Artwork [Front Cover Etching] ? Joe Recchion
Design ? Tom Recchion
Mastered By ? Cortical Foundation
Performer ? Dennis Duck, Fredrik Nilsen, Harold Schroeder, Juan Gomez, The Professor, Tom Recchion
Producer ? The Doo-Dooettes, Gary Todd
Technician [Tape Restoration] ? Andre Knecht

Notes
7" tracks recorded live at "Synthetic Eligunts" a fashion show hosted by Kee Ran Sala, January 17, 1978 Pasadena, California. One side of the 7" 45 RPM, while the other is 33 RPM.
Despite the title give to the tracks, the piece covered is actually the second half of the song "I've Got My Car And My TV" from Faust's LP So Far, not "Picnic On A Frozen River". This theme was later recycled by Faust as the second half of the song "Giggy Smile" on their LP Faust IV.
CD tracks recorded at 35 S. Raymond, Pasadena, Calif. August 8 & 9, 1976. These improvisations were created originally for a film by video art pioneer David Em, while he was doing his residency at JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratories) in Pasadena, about the Viking Space Probe to Mars. The film was never completed.
Numbered edition of 700. Packaged in heavy 7" gatefold sleeve with 3 inserts and cover for 7".