Album
Self, Dare You Still Breathe?
1997 · Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Self, Dare You Still Breathe? is a Metal album by Bird Of Ill Omen, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Sharpshooter5:08
- 2Spoon6:09
- 3Pronoun6:46
- 4Mannequin6:18
- 5Now Ruin Is5:42
- 6Paper Stains6:04
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Metalcore
- heavy
- aggressive
- urban
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Photos and complete lyrics in 8 page front insert.
Recorded @ Mad Hatter Studios. N. Miami Beach. May 11th-15th 1997.
Band members are not credited with their respective instruments on this release.
Catalog # appears as "ER 01" on the spine of the Cd.
Even though this release only features 6 songs, the band considers this to be a full-length album, due to its total length of time.
It was recorded in the spring of 1997, and planned to be released by July of 1997, for the band's first east coast tour. But Eulogy instead used the funds to release its second release, the Red Letter Day EP, forcing the band to dub a handful of tapes to take with them on tour. Eulogy then promised to have the album out in time for the bands second tour in December of 1997, which took them all the way north to Canada, but Eulogy once again opted to press its third release, New Day Rising's album "Memoirs of Cynicism". It was finally in late February of 1998 that Eulogy pressed the CDs for "Self, Dare You Still Breathe?", but Bird of Ill Omen went under hiatus in March and never toured with the proper release.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Andrew LoganGUITAR
- George RiosDRUMS
- Peter BartsocasGUITAR
- Shane PostVOCALS
- Thomas RankineBASS
Production & Engineering
- Bird Of Ill OmenMIXED
- Marek StycosMIXED
- MoeENGINEER
- Marek StycosENGINEER
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 4 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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