Tracklist

A1	–Murphy Brown Solo Show	123
A2	–I Dress For Recess	Mom's Song
A3	–Terror'ish	Hands To Heaven
A4	–Mugu Guymen	Legs No Day Stay On Place
A5	–The Dead Hippies	When I Was 6 Yrs Old
A6	–Science	Super Happy Dreams
A7	–Social Junk	I Will Not Leave You
B1	–Deluxin'	Pelnxin
B2	–Mincemeat Or Tenspeed	Real Boo
B3	–Shit Enigma	Untitled
B4	–Lazer Slut	White Sands
B5	–Young Wife	Feeding Sugar To Horses
B6	–German Castro	Monument
B7	–Who Is Jackie Sheets	Ms. Tigg
C1	–Meth Dad	Emotional Dropout
C2	–Diet Of Worms	Untitled
C3	–High On Life	Free Candy
C4	–Most Amazing Century Of Science	The Sewers Are Uniform
C5	–Realicide	Deliverance
C6	–Them Natives	Crooked Pastor
C7	–Bumble Beast	Season Of The Witch
D1	–Yellow Crystal Star	Still Flowers Bloom Stillness
D2	–Bitches	30 Seconds To Sars
D3	–Brown Swarm	That Pig's Got Weird Eyes
D4	–Party Cop	Hiroshima My Love
D5	–Sperm Snake	Snake Snatch
D6	–Witch Detectives	Live

Credits

• Compiled By – Jesse Williams, Kevin Cunningham, Michael O'flinn, Rob Beckham
• Mastered By – Zeb Wiggs
• Photography By – Erin McAdams, Jesse Williams, Jessica Long, Rob Beckham
• Text By – Mary Sobol

Notes

Liner Notes
This record is a testament to the efforts of a small group of artists and musicians living, creating, and performing in and around Murfreesboro, TN. While not all of the bands on this record are from Murfreesboro, those that aren’t went out of their way time after time to visit our town and include themselves in our community. This record is in NO way meant to be a “definitive” document of Murfreesboro’s entire musical spectrum during this time. There were tons of other bands, communities, scenes, etc. going on at the same time; this was just our small corner of what was happening. Furthermore, in the time it has taken to get this record realized and into your hands, many great new local bands have sprung up and a few great new touring bands have made our town a regular stop on their tours. This only goes to show that the task of documentation is never truly complete; despite this, we still feel it’s worth it. As I write this, many of the people behind the music and photographs on this record have moved on from Murfreesboro, and almost all of those who haven’t are making plans to leave. That is largely inconsequential however as we all have faith that there already are and will be many more individuals in this town and other towns interested in facilitating a progressive DIY community of art and music. While we are very proud of what we accomplished in Murfreesboro, we are not special and our town is not unique. We hope that if nothing else, this record demonstrates that with effort anyone can find an audience and express themselves regardless of “talent”, credibility, or experience.

Thanks to everyone involved, all bands and all DIY houses everywhere!