The Hidden - Chicago's Thickest Band in the World

This is a compilation that captures other works of the Hidden beyond "Stop. I'm bleeding.", "Brave New Failure" and the two comps listed below. Unreleased songs recorded in rehearsal or in concert; five bonus tracks recorded for the "Brave New Failure" album; sonic anthropology of life on the road via "Ladies Night with the Hidden" and "The Turdcutter Files", and the title track of our very first release.

The album art contains many flyers from our days on the road, as well as homebrew marketing materials and video stills of honest moments.

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01 - Sick of the Sunshine

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Track List

23 tracks

Notes

Album #: 68 Recording Dates: 1992 - 1994 Release Date: 2007 Catalog: SMR28 Notable Tracks: Track 03 - Are You My Daddy? (The Hidden) - I guess you could consider this the early 90s version of a meme. We had a tendency to ask this question over and over...and I don't recall why. [Scratch on Daddy] Track 15 - Bone of Contention (The Hidden) - This menacing track is the most experimental thing the band released - and was the title track of our debut tape. Since I'm a balanced individual I recorded multiple news reports when the crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer were revealed. Zack and I used cassette tapes to dub the sample track of these tapes with recordings of movie clips and commercials. Then just add some droning moaning madness and you've got "Bone of Contention". [Scratch on Guitar] Track 16 - The Cleavage Enhancing Wonder Bra (The Hidden) - A really rough recording from our leaning basement. This was the final track the band came up with before going their separate ways, and features a number of slow building sections. The addition of Brian M. on guitar made us that much thicker. This sample track ends with a clip of Erik hawking the band and recounting our history on Y108. [Scratch on Guitar] Track 17 - Gnawing at the Stump (The Hidden) - This short outtake from the "Brave New Failure" sessions gets its point across with no delay. Sing along now! "I cut my feet, they're bleeding...". [Scratch on Guitar]