DigHayZoose Demo Recordings and Extras

DigHayZoose Demo Recordings + Extras



Vocals - Phil Schlotterer

Bass - Bil Brown

Guitar - David Andersen

Guitar - David "Zoop" Coonce (does not appear on demo material)

Drums - Jimmi Florez



1990 Original Demo

Release Date:November 1990?

Label:None



This is the first demo DigHayZoose recorded - the one that got them

signed (that, and God's provision). It includes one track that never

made it onto the album, and an earlier version of Express.



1 Think About It

2 Zeptune

3 Buddha Express

4 Dad Song

5 Ghost





1991 Second Demo

Release Date:February or March 1991

Label:None



This demo was created in February or March of 1991. It happened when

the band had enough money to go back in and record a few more songs.



1 Strugglefish (1991 demo)

2 H.T.P. (1991 demo)

3 You Said (1991 demo)

4 Think About It Again





1991 Strugglefish Pre-Production Demo

Release Date:May 01, 1991

Label:None

Length:42:00



After recording the first two demos, the band was signed in April/May

of 1991. The first album was slated to be recorded in June of 1991, so

the band returned to the studio to record scratch versions of the songs

that would appear on the studio album.



1 Ghost v2.0

2 Water's Way (Demo)

3 Brighter Daze (Demo)

4 And It Came To Pass

5 Slow Serious (Demo)

6 Christmas Medley

7 Love Song (Demo)

8 Psychedelic Mommy (Demo)

9 Occam's Razor (Adam Again Cover)





Live New Year's Eve 1995-1996 - New Earth Coffee House

Label:None

Length:38:18



This is audio taken directly from a bootleg video. Unedited, uncut,

untouched. One long track. Vocals get lost in the music occasionally,

but it is still good audio recorded with an open-air stereo microphone.

Shot at the New Earth Coffee House in Kansas City with about 200

friends on December 31st, 1995. Most likely this is one of the only

places to hear unreleased material they were working on at the time.

New guitarist, David Coonce (aka: Zoop) appears in this recording with

rest of the band.





Steeplechase / I Want To Be A Clone Medley (Instant Cake Mix)

1994



This is a rare track taken from the Steve Taylor tribute, "I Predict A

Clone".