The Last Days Of The Crazy People's Supermarket

Interröbang Cartel
The Last Days Of The Crazy People's Supermarket

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Tracklist

	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	The Sun! She Explode! free download	3:08	13
2	Ballad of the Eire Canal (A Capella) free download	2:47	8
3	Ballad of the Eire Canal (NES) free download	0:38	7
4	Green Meat Sandwich free download	4:28	12
5	Rewind (Simonesque) free download	3:38	14
6	Peroxide Piranha (unclean) free download	1:56	11
7	Fuck The Bees free download	2:04	14
8	Planting Geraniums free download	4:38	12
9	Not Bitter Blues free download	2:47	6
10	I Wanna Get Your Cal-Dal free download	3:12	12
11	Eighth Rank free download	1:24	13
12	I'm Not a Tuba Player, But I Play One On TV free download	2:58	8
13	Rewind (eltonian remix) free download	6:12	8
14	She's A Geek Freak free download	3:10	11
15	Captain Marvel's Lament free download	4:38	11
16	Hole In My Black Levis free download	4:13	9
17	Editors at War free download	1:50	24
18	Rewind (ROKK!) free download	3:22	6

About this album

After the astounding critical acclaim the band received following Needs More Wanger, the artist collective known as the Interröbang Cartel got a bit cocky and decided to venture into strange territory, with more sound collages than the previous album and several very edgy, “out there” tracks, intermixed with blues and folk tracks that, normally, would seem mainstream, but which seemed bizarre in their context. This project eventually coalesced into The Last Days Of The Crazy People’s Supermarket. New talent also surfaced during this phase, with guitarists Manfire, Charlie, and M Otis Beard joining the band. One of the interesting things about “Supermarket” is the demonstration that !?C can get straight and serious, and do it well.

The album opens with Kerri’s rendition of M Otis Beard’s “The Sun! She Explode!” with the enormous group effort vocals involving the entire eastern seaboard, evidently. This moved into the rousing a capella folk song “The Ballad of the Eire Canal” and its NES-style reprise, then into the first of the sound collages, “Green Meat Sandwich”. Also featured on the album were three versions of the tribute to the time-travel spammer, “Rewind”, the rantish “Peroxide Piranha” and “Fuck the Bees”, the bitter melancholy of “Planting Geraniums” and “Not Bitter Blues”, the Puckettesque “Cal-Dal”, a techno foray called “Eighth Rank”