Planet HuH (1998)
by HuH
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Barrel Rolls
03:14
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Crystal Ball
03:13
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Convertible
03:52
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One of These Days
03:39
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One of these days' I'm gonna quit smoking.
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Ashtray Gumbo
02:24
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Hocus Pocus
02:54
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999 Millibars
04:42
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Mess Around
02:40
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Not Beyond God-s Wrath
04:12
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about
LINER NOTES AND OTHER DETAILS @ www.pssht.com/7amrecords/planethuh
Huh is Casey Sweeney and Phil Thompson
One very fortunate night in September 1998, brothers Casey (guitar) and Phil (bass) improvised several songs into the studio's trusty Portastudio. After burning through two 90 minute tapes (22.5 minutes each on the Tascam), they switched instruments and filled up a third.
Having not yet recorded anything together, they decided to call themselves HuH.
Drums and keys were later added in the studio, and the self-titled album was originally released with 9 tracks. During remixing for this web page, HuH unearthed a tenth "acceptable" tune, endowing it with a predictably acronymous name. Four songs will probably remain unfinished.
In 2016, in order to avoid naming conflicts with another entity, HuH renamed their debut album "Planet HuH."
'Crystal Ball' had been previously written by Casey, and on track 5 the duo covered Pink Floyd's 'One of These Days.' All else was improvised.
Huh is Casey Sweeney and Phil Thompson
One very fortunate night in September 1998, brothers Casey (guitar) and Phil (bass) improvised several songs into the studio's trusty Portastudio. After burning through two 90 minute tapes (22.5 minutes each on the Tascam), they switched instruments and filled up a third.
Having not yet recorded anything together, they decided to call themselves HuH.
Drums and keys were later added in the studio, and the self-titled album was originally released with 9 tracks. During remixing for this web page, HuH unearthed a tenth "acceptable" tune, endowing it with a predictably acronymous name. Four songs will probably remain unfinished.
In 2016, in order to avoid naming conflicts with another entity, HuH renamed their debut album "Planet HuH."
'Crystal Ball' had been previously written by Casey, and on track 5 the duo covered Pink Floyd's 'One of These Days.' All else was improvised.
credits
released October 2, 1998
All music © 1998, HuH (i.e. Casey F. Sweeney and Philip L. Thompson), except 'One of These Days,' music © 1971, Pink Floyd (i.e. Rick Wright, Nick Mason, David Gilmour, and Roger Waters).
All music © 1998, HuH (i.e. Casey F. Sweeney and Philip L. Thompson), except 'One of These Days,' music © 1971, Pink Floyd (i.e. Rick Wright, Nick Mason, David Gilmour, and Roger Waters).
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Phil Thompson Albuquerque, New Mexico
99-year-old white male. Six foot two, three. No pants, unkempt... portly.
discography
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Jul 1998
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