Orange 9mm: Pretend I'm Human - 180gm Colored Vinyl w/ Etched B-side
Orange 9mm: Pretend I'm Human - 180gm Colored Vinyl w/ Etched B-side
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Orange 9mm
Label: Thirty Something Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5056321658401
Genre: Rock
Re-release with lower price. First edition on vinyl, remastered tracks and new artwork along with a 12" size insert, 2x12" size poster, sticker and DL-Card. Vocalist Chaka Malik and guitarist Chris Traynor met in the New York hardcore band Burn and began playing together as early as 1992. With an early version of Orange 9mm, the duo released a live EP in 1993. The recording earned the band a contract with East West, and after picking up bassist David Gentile and drummer Matthew Cross, Orange 9mm began recording. Driver Not Included was released in 1994, and the band spent time touring with Helmet before signing with Atlantic the following year. Gentile left later in 1995 and was replaced by Taylor McLam just after recording ended for Tragic, with production by Barkmarket's David Sardy. Tragic was released in 1996; it would be three years before Orange 9mm issued a follow-up, which bore the title of Pretend I'm Human. Genre: Alternative / Post-Hardcore
Tracks:
1.1 When You Lie
1.2 Lifeless
1.3 Facelift
1.4 Touching Skies
1.5 Pretend I’m Human
1.6 Dragons (You Know I Love You)
1.7 Innocence
1.8 Alien
1.9 Tightrope
1.10 Day One
