1992 saw the appearance of two conjoined releases; in the process of recording the more conventional rap numbers for Envy the Dead, we found that we were taking a lot of pleasure in these instrumental tracks too, whether dancey or more meditative. Thus was born the idea of a dual release; the latter cuts made up Concentration Camp Muzak. Much of this was written and programmed at the Troost Palace in Kansas City; the recording and mixing happened at Studio K East in Pennsylvania, with the help of Handy Dan (so named for both his crash course in running a board and his ability to perform quick improvisational repairs on the VW bus that got us out there). Dallas Poague contributed the cover art for this and for Envy the Dead. Track listing is as indicated above. Tracks follow.
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