Circular Reason

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Circular Reason (SS-009)

Produced by M. Fredrick Esakoff

Remastered by Michael Allen Whipple

Artwork & Graphics by Zephyr

Photography by Jim Harper

Quirky Cool New Wave Alt. Rock

What you have here are nineteen digitally remastered Mark Freddy songs selected from forty-something analog recordings made between 1982-1989. (read more below…)

For music samples click on LISTEN to hear.

	1. What Did You Do To Your Hair? LISTEN
	2. Peer Pressure LISTEN
	3. You Love Triangles LISTEN
	4. It's So Hard LISTEN
	5. Work Is A Four Letter Word LISTEN
	6. She's My Favorite Vice LISTEN
	7. That Special Something LISTEN
	8. Just Wanna Dance LISTEN
	9. Poetic Justice LISTEN
	10. Someone's Flirting w/ Fire LISTEN
	11. Loaded Words LISTEN
	12. You Yea LISTEN
	13. Changing My Heart LISTEN
	14. Going To Greece LISTEN
	15. Inside-Outlook LISTEN
	16. Tonight You Can Pretend w/ Me LISTEN
	17. You're In The Neighborhood LISTEN
	18. KNAC Long Beach LISTEN
	19. Laughing Gas LISTEN

“For me, the album comes off as a fun and entertaining goof on the whole ‘80’s music scene.” -BVS Reviews / Sept. 2010

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Description

What you have here are nineteen digitally remastered Mark Freddy songs selected from forty-something analog recordings made between 1982-1989. These were primarily done as record company demos, but a number of them found their way to the airwaves. Mark Freddy & The Flanger Managers debuted November 1, 1982; not as a live show, but on a Los Angeles radio station KLOS 95.5 FM with their song “Work Is A Four Letter Word”. Later in 1984 another commercial station, KNAC 105.5 FM (Rock ‘N Rhythm) out of Long Beach, California started airing a station ID jingle they pick up from him. It played six times daily for about two years. That jingle is also included here.

The Flanger Mangers are not a band per se, but a group of musicians who are friends, friends of friends and family who've mingled together through the recording studio and live performances. Their contributions on these recordings are obvious (see album liner notes).