Four Pieces From Candyland

by FOOD

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    FOOD 12" @ 45 rpm includes bonus material not available on the CD/digital and full-album download in 320k mp3 format from Phratry Records. Immediate download of digital album via Bandcamp also included. Details below:

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    3-song CD EP titled, "Three Pieces From Candyland". "Like A Leaf In The Wind" available on vinyl version only. Immediate download of digital album via Bandcamp also included. Details below:

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Eric Vermillion - Bass
Mike Quinlan - Drums
Ed Crawford - Guitar, Vocals

credits

released 24 April 2012
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FOOD Record 01
Phratry Records Release 36

Produced by Mike Montgomery at Candyland Studio, Cincinnati, Ohio.

All songs (c) 2012 Food
(c) & (p) 2012 Phratry Records, LLC
All rights reserved.

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about

In the early 1990s, Ed "fROMOHIO" Crawford of fIREHOSE and Eric Vermillion of Gumball were label mates on Columbia Records, but only met-up once. It was a live radio show at Electric Ladyland Studio. They kind of remember, but not really.

More recently, in Polish Hill, Pittsburgh PA, they met at Gooski's, found Mike Quinlan of The Cynics, and called it FOOD. ... more

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