The end of the intellect, by The Lama Home Band

The end of the intellect

by The Lama Home Band

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The debut LP of The Lama Home Band.

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1.	The monsters of snarling (Part 1) 01:32	buy track
2.	Shrub with a snail's pace / Leaning hedge 04:27	buy track
3.	Your father is the discountman 03:33	buy track
4.	Phone Captain zero 01:30	buy track
5.	Irma V. Extract 1: Dinner 04:29	buy track
6.	Nothing on Antarctica 02:54	buy track
7.	A terrible mess 01:59	buy track
8.	Muscular system (For Jay) 01:54	buy track
9.	Moe is den tijd heine 03:19	buy track
10.	Fuster claws 01:37	buy track
11.	Irma V. Extract 2: The field of it 02:06	buy track
12.	When I see Mauriske 01:41	buy track
13.	Irma V. Extract 3: Luikersteenweg 171 05:16	buy track
14.	Morse line fever 02:45	buy track
15.	Closing the door 01:07	buy track

about

All songs written and played by D.Down and K.Kang.

Recorded at The Lamattick, The Stork Elevation Hut and The Green Kitchen, located on various spots in Belgium between 2011 and 2015 in a heavy “Hey Wilfried!”-atmosphere.

All tracks are reworks of various songs from the CDr “Deux ma sacoche” (It’s a Lama! 007) from 2001 and the tape “Eppe Komoke” (Lama tapes 009) from 1997. “The monsters of snarling” was a musical frogplay by the band Situation, Misters Down and Kangs very first band, back in 1983. “A terrible mess” is an extract from “Chewing on a rainbow” (“Deux ma sacoche”).

credits

released December 1, 2015

We like to thank Jay Phlitman (Voice A3), Dirk Buscemi Mortale (Voice on the phone A4), Situation (Tapes A4) and Irma V. for marzipan in the morning.

Photos cover/backcover: Jay “baby says it’s Jay” Phlitman
Cover technical engineering: Keet
Mastering: Mister Mon-O-Phone

Dedicated to Irma Verdonck and Bart Dehopré.

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The Lama Home Band Tienen, Belgium

The two-man band The Lama Home band originated from Modern Bog, the Limburg Residents of the early 1980s who spread their music to the population through bizarre cassettes. In 1989 D. Down and Kim Kang formed The Lama Home band. They released 4 CDr's, but their bizarre and absurd humor finally translates into vinyl records that can rightfully be called the most insane music on Belgian territory. ... more

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