RIPPP: the fifth annual halloween compilation

RIPPP the 5th annual Production Procedures Productions halloween compilation

Released October 26 2007 at the Shooting Gallery and October 27 at Gooski's Pittsburgh, PA

Original copies came with random stuff we found at Kinko's while packaging the CD's.

Available to you now for $7

we will have PAYPAL soon

for now email us at productionprocedures@gmail.com

audio clips also coming soon

back

Next Year

	1. Zyzzybaluba - Expiration date	"Nick Gathany aka Zyzzybalubah is a sonic explorer. A pioneer of the vast landscape of infinite possibility in recorded sound. Upon listening to an album, your mind will be treated to an unpredictable variety of genres, suprises, feelings, colors, flavors, flowers, skeletons, and experiments. ok ok ok. well i try my best anyway. enjoy! if you wanna be my buddy, then you can see another internet representation of me at... myspace.com/chetralfara . feel free to over-analyze and crictically pick apart my every word til you feel depressed or happy. whichever you choose. O r you can AIM me at CheTralfara"
	2. Alexei Plotnicov - Pumkin, Mookie & Hunter	Everyone knows Alexei in Pittsburgh. He's the guitar player in Midnite Snake, has toured with many bands. Alexei was nice enough to come to our house and record these rare solo tracks specifically for us.
	3. The Alcoholocaust - On The Fucking Ground	THE ALCOHOLOCAUST quite possibly the best band in the world, started as a conversation in a jeep with no radio between chunx (guitar) and mikeaholocaust on the way to west virginia in 07. a few short weeks later kenny banger (bass) was approached and joined, after a drunken impromptu improvised jam at the shooting gallery the three of us booked our first show before we had our drummer. at one of tommy gutless' PBR Punk Rock Nites at Howlers kenny banger introduced mikeaholocaust to 16 tons of fuck quite posssibly the best drummer ever. a year and a half and about 100 shows later here we are. mike is healing super fast after his accident and with every next show we are out to push it as hard, loud, in yer face and out of control as possible. so to those that love us we are damn close to one hundred percent, to those that hate us look out cuz were goddamn near one fucking hundred percent. look out for us around your town as we prepare for the road, if you blink you'll miss it.
	4. Dookie Houser Emcee - Ballad Of Bossy Smalls	Dookie Houser Emcee is a cutting edge hip hop troop formed by 6 defective clones who escaped from the facility dumpster. DHMC is: Dookie Houser: The rhyme spittinest master of cerimonial disgustitudes. Busta Toot: Teenage heart throb knob slobber. Dj Deciduous: Christmas profiteer/ word spewer. Mc Trail mix: Anal leakage with a rhyme scheme. Mc Pedestrian: Projectile Thesaurus. Sonny: Inbred booty shaken fly girl/boy. Why this name? 6 seasonal workers died while calculating the complex algorithm that randomly generated our band name for us.Do you play live? We did play live in pittsburgh on many occasions. Several of us have died of collora since. We don't play live anymore or smile. How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry? It changes the music industry by molesting a sleepy hobo.Would you sign a record contract with a major label? I would have to consult my can of green beans first. Band History:1000 bc, invented "dunk the insult clown" carnival game. 1968 ad, Cashed in. Your influences? nerd rap, mc chris, mc frontalot, bloodhound gang, handsome boy modeling school, busdriver, aesop rock, michel jackson, mike tyson, nintendo. Favorite spot? pittsburgh PA Equipment used: microphones with dents in them. Somebodies laptop. Someone else's p.a. (pointy apparatus)
	5. The Weird Paul Rock Band - Murder Garage	Weird Paul Petroskey is one good lookin' S.O.B. But more importantly, he writes the damn catchiest songs. Paul began releasing his own cassettes in the late 80's. In 1991, Homestead Records released "Lo Fidelity, Hi Anxiety", Paul's now hard to find cult classic CD. Since then, Paul is back to releasing his own albums, including his latest, MEDICALLY NECESSARY. Currently, having written or co-written almost 600 songs, Paul has about 20 albums worth of music available for purchase (see weirdpaulmusic.com). On APRIL 21, 2006, the new hour-long documentary on Weird Paul - Weird Paul, A Lo Fidelity Documentary - by Chicago filmmaker Stacey Goldschmidt - showed at the Harris Theater in downtown Pittsburgh (See the trailer at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muup-361HLo) It has since played at the Chicago Underground Film Festival and in Leeds, England at the Leeds International Film Festival. It features interviews with Lou Barlow, Calvin Johnson, John S. Hall, Britt Daniel (Spoon), Mr. HCI (Happy Flowers) and more. It will be released on DVD by the end of the year! Weird Paul is BACK, BAYBEE!
	6. The Four Roses - Old Shep II	The Four Roses play country-style music in the tradition of greats such as Dick Curless, Stonewall Jackson, Red Sovine, and Johnny Russell. Singer, Virgil Rose, writes songs about things like drinking because his wife left him for his best friend, drinking because he was in a horrible industrial accident, drinking because he was left behind when the rapture came, and also songs about his devotion to the Lord.
	7. Bezour Monsior - Graveyard Pants	Bezour Mosour (spelled differently with every release) is Jonathan Dowling and Laura K Hughes. Jon plays guitar and sings, Laura plays drums and does more of the singing. No website, no releases and very few songs. You can see Laura's handywork at http://lilbunni.etsy.com
	8. Marvin Dioxide - 40° 27°N,79°,57°W	The story of Marvin Dioxide is relatively simple. They met as small children on the set of a Car Dealership ad (CenturyIII Chevrolet Lebanon Church Rd Pittsburgh), after being successfully transformed into wonderful, angelic little singers. Any hope of remaining angelic little singers for life was crushed, however, by the horrors of puberty. Literally, crushed, when a very large boulder fell on the band. Amazingly, the band vowed to remain a major source of rock, EVEN WITH THE LOSS OF THOSE ANGELIC VOCALS. Fast Forward to 2005: Rapidly remaining a major source of rock. Wheeling Island Race Track and Gaming Resort, http://www.marvindioxide.com
	9. Templar Gangbangers - Checkerboard Head Arena	Since 2003 John Allen Gibel has led this noise/occult/bangin troop which sometimes includes Nathan Kukulski, Jeremia Mangosh, Jake Toth, Jason Dowling and others.
	10. We Are the Seahorses - Pedro and the Hulkster...and Micheal Myers	"I'm not sure how we got this profile, but we're using it now. I also don't know who came up with "nightmarish glam band", but I'm pretty sure it's been used in print somewhere. We certainly didn't come up with it. We never have anything to say about our band. We like what we do and that's why we do it. If you like it too, then that's great. Have fun with it. If you don't like it, that's awesome. Have fun with it. Our band is almost 4 years old now and we've been playing shows together since the summer of 2005. Please listen to our songs and come to see our shows. "
	11. WAKE - Zombie Gag	Wake is constantly shifting reference points in reaction to contemporary culture. Wake is a theatical music act serving in award winning performances for audiences in the east and west coast since 2003. *Before wake the project Leo's operation was an inspirational foundation. Leo's Operation was an earlier project dating back in 1996 which focused primarily in metaphyisics, wake in turn deals with cultural dialectical and historical materialism.
	12. The Maxipads - Candyman	the maxipads, a three-piece from pittsburgh, are the best band you've ever heard. formed in a bloomfield (Pittsburgh PA) basement on a cold day in 2005, the maxipads have been dedicated to bringing you, the american public, quality rock and roll. why? because you deserve it. you deserve the maxipads. and we understand that.
	13. The Seeing Eyeballs - Cambodian Circus	" The band sounds out its vision with a loose-fitting, hard-hitting approach to noisemaking. Dave Halloran strikes the skins and the keys (and sometimes the vocal chords) while Kevin Happe and Jack Mullen make fair trade of the guitar, bass and singing duties, stirring up a heady froth of bluesy, porch-lit storytelling and psychedelic sidewalk rock." - ANDREW MCKEON
	14. Solomon Blaylock - Rock Me Satan	Solomon started writing these songs in 1998 while living in Brooklyn Heights. A few years later he did the first Lobster Quadrille performance with the famous Aaron Fenner at the famous Guffin House in famous Ellicottville, NY. Solomon moved to Rochester and performed by himself at various coffee houses in Ellicottville and Buffalo.
	15. Dave Bernabo - First Haunt	"I have played in a number of Pittsburgh bands starting with Boxstep (Overcoat Recordings) when I was 19. From there, Greg Cislon and I started Vale and Year, who released 8 records over four years. After that, I put out four solo records on Sort Of Records and created some new bands. Assembly is my solo band vehicle. DBL D is quartet of improvising musicians - drummer Owl Barns, guitarist Josh Beyer, myself, and baritone saxophonist Brandon Masterman. I also perform in a quartet with voice artist Eden McNutt, violinist Ben Harris, and flautist Kerrith Livengood. Variations of all these ensembles happen with regularity."
	16. Silver Eagle - Looking For Meat	This song is actually a demo Steven Patchen (former singer/guitarist from the Ben Quick, Buzz Or Howl, and currently Silver Eagle) has had sitting around for years, technically his "Buildings" solo project he was recording while living in California. Moving back to Pittsburgh in 2006, Steve found himself in the Silver Eagle Band and continues to sporatically record and play live with them.
	17. Smut Project - Renegade	Beat-to-hell, thrift store guitars and so much attitude they run the risk of being a tabloid cover story... It's The Smut Project!
	18. The Gothees - Bela Lagosi's Dead	The Gothees are an entertaining and eclectic mix of performers-cum-musicians who have a unique and often perverse way of slanting the dominant paradigm of rock/pop music or something along those lines. Their music may be best described as an unsettling mixture of '60s pop distilled with a hint of '80s influences topped with a slight pinch of the punk aesthetic. Imagine the bubblegum pop tunes of The Monkees and The Archies interpreted by The Velvet Underground with Ian Curtis of Joy Division as lead vocalist ... really.
	19. Tommy Amoeba - Ghost Of Love That Died	"Cartoon rock 'n' roll depravity" - Pittsburgh Post Gazette "Shatner on crack" - In Pittsburgh Newsweekly "A suffering old man in an inhumane hospice screaming about spiders from Mars and the world's end." - Trib P.M.
	20. Santa Inferno - Ohio Valley Hallway/Theme From City Life	Santa Inferno is an alternative rock group from Wheeling, West Virginia. They formed in around 1996.
	21. Ma Fuckers - Disco Dance Party	'I went to one of P Diddy's parties. I was having a wonderful time until a group of Diddy's bodyguards forcibly led me to an underground laboratory run by robot men! I was shackled to a table. P Diddy then entered the room to the tune of "Bad Boy For Life". He pulled down my pants and started sucking my dick! I came on his face... at that point he called to one of his robots. The robot approached Diddy and suctioned my semen from his face. It was then deposited into a test tube. Diddy then ordered the robot to hook up my penis to tubes so as to extract the rest of my semen. Diddy then told me to never speak of this to no body. He then masturbated on himself and walked away. I was freed and walked back up to the party escorted by two robots including biggie smalls!!!! What a crazy night! I could never believe it ! Amazing!"
	22. Fobidden Five - Baby I'm No Good	.......the songs are straightforward frankenpunk workouts with ghoulishly humorous lyrics and touches of distorted surf-guitar runs. The exceptions to this formula are among the album's most welcome diversions, such as the instrumental, Fang Boner, and the Kinky R&B of Slice and Dice......... -Aaron Jentzen Pittsburgh City Paper . . . . . A 5 piece rock n roll outfit from the sick South Hills of Pittsburgh with a dangerous obssession for 'B' horror movies. Call it garage, call it punk, or call it psycho-rock, The F5 sound is simple, raw and rockin. Look out for CHOP YOU UP!...the debut album from Forbidden 5.
	23. Bad Vibes Dudes - In Da Vida Da Godda	Bad Vibes Dudes, Noise Reduction and Renal Failure are the same dudes, but slighly different projects. Bad Vibes Dudes is the newest idea and incorporating all of the old ideas. Noise Reduction was more humor oriented, Renal Failure was more noise oriented that's about all you need to know These projects started during the recording of The Tussin Box Set features on Production Procedures Productions.
	24. Mark Harvey - Nightmare	Mark Harvey has been recording his own vision of halloween for many years with Nobody Records, many of his recordings, such as his series of Pumpkinland albums ("Nightmare" comes from Pumpkinland III), t-shirts, etc are available at nobodyrecords.com