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Whirlyball 7"

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Released
  
2007

Label
  
Chunklet

Release date
  
2007

Genre
  
Indie rock

Whirlyball 7

Artists
  
Deerhunter, The Coathangers, The Carbonas, The Selmanaires

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"Whirlyball 7"" was a split EP released in May 2007, featuring songs from four bands from Atlanta, Georgia. The record was released by Chunklet magazine and served as a ticket to a concert featuring Deerhunter, The Selmanaires, Carbonas and The Coathangers. The record was only available at Atlanta's Criminal Records record store. The concert took place on June 1, 2007 at Roswell, Georgia. After the show, due to popular demand, the EP was available to purchase online, but only 100 copies on black vinyl and 100 on clear vinyl were available. There was a brief repress where some number of blue colored vinyl was pressed.

Contents

Side A - "Side Whirly"

  1. "Blue Ruse" - The Selmanaires
  2. "Kousin Klash" - Deerhunter

Side B - "Side Ball"

  1. "Look Around (I Was So Upset)" - Carbonas (originally by Hubble Bubble)
  2. "Nestle In My Boobies" - The Coathangers

Personnel

The Selmanaires

  • Herb Harris - guitar, vocals, percussion, drums
  • Jason Harris - drums, vocals, wurlitzer electric piano, sampler, stand-up bass, percussion
  • Tommy Chung - bass, vocals, guitar, percussion, stand-up bass
  • Mathis Hunter - percussions, guitar, sampler, drums

    • Deerhunter

  • Bradford Cox - vocals
  • Moses Archuleta - drums
  • Justin Bosworth - bass
  • Colin Mee - guitar

    • Carbonas

  • Greg King - vocals
  • Dave Rahn - drums
  • Jesse Smith - bass
  • Josh Martin - lead guitar
  • Clay Kilborne - rhythm guitar

    • The Coathangers

  • The Crook Kid Coathanger - vocals, guitar, tambourine
  • Minnie Coathanger - vocals, bass, tambourine
  • Rusty Coathanger - vocals, drums
  • Bebe Coathaner - vocals, keys

    • Songs

    1Blue Ruse
    2Kousin Klash
    3Look Around (I Was So Upset)

    References

    Whirlyball 7" Wikipedia
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