Album

Billiards At Nine Thirty

The Dirtbombs / King Khan & His Shrines

2004 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Billiards At Nine Thirty by The Dirtbombs / King Khan & His Shrines

Billiards At Nine Thirty is a Rock album by The Dirtbombs / King Khan & His Shrines, originally released in 2004. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Phantoms In A Lesser Crystalline Sphere
  2. A2Born In A Haunted Barn
  3. A3The House As A Giant Bong
  4. A4The Size Of Ottawa
  5. A5Another Message From The Dog Tree
  6. A6I Had To Chew My Own Leg Off

Side B

  1. B1Sweet Tooth
  2. B2Annabelle
  3. B3Burnin Inside
  4. B4Killer Diller
  5. B540 Birds
  6. B6Take A Trip

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Garage Rock
  • raw
  • rowdy
  • punky

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

The Dirtbombs: Recorded 8th and 14th April, 2004 at The Tempermill, Ferndale MI, with Dave Feeney Produced by Mick Collins and Dave Feeney.
King Khan & his Shrines: Recorded November, 2003 at Rocket Dog Studio/Arnheim, Produced by the Shrines and Eppi Hotz Mastered by Tombone

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Bamboorella
  • Ben BlackwellDRUMS
  • Ben RaTENOR SAXOPHONE
  • Big Fred RollercoasterBARITONE SAXOPHONE
  • Fred BourdilELECTRIC ORGAN KEYBOARDS
  • Jeans RedemannBASS BASS GUITAR
  • John Boy AdonisDRUMS
  • King KhanVOCALS
  • Ko ShihBASS GUITAR GUITAR
  • Mick CollinsGUITAR , VOCALS GUITAR, VOCALS
  • Patrick PantanoDRUMS
  • Ron StreeterPERCUSSION
  • Sam FranciscoTRUMPET
  • Sam FranciscoTRUMPET
  • SpeedfingerGUITAR
  • Troy GregoryBASS BASS GUITAR

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 4 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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