Drowning Pool - Rarities FLAC album

Tracklist

1	Edith, Hold Out Your Hand (Instrumental Demo)	6:40
2	Sparrow (Demo)	6:01
3	Untitled 4 (Demo)	4:01
4	Petit Malfacteur (Demo)	4:56
5	Untitled 2 (Demo)	2:49
6	Unspoken Word (Demo)	3:37
7	Untitled 3 (Demo)	2:43
8	And What Of Singing Birds (Demo)	5:42
9	Song For The Chumash (Demo)	4:52
10	And Then There Were None (Live)	3:44
11	Untitled 1 (Demo)	3:22
12	The Last Mile (Demo)	3:31

Notes

Collection of demos,outtakes, and one live recording salvaged from various tapes belonging to drummer Jon Thomas.The following info is taken from Jon Thomas notes that came with the CD:

1. "And What of Singing Birds"
2. "Unspoken Word" . Both of these were recorded live to a 4-track machine in my bedroom. Singing Birds contains all of Brett's original bowed stand-up bass part. Most of it was mixed out when we recorded it for the Green album. Unspoken word was basically an improv since no drums, I demanded to play Adam's guitar while he played keyboards. I played one note. Brett's bass playinug is on the fly and incredible as always.
3. "Edith, Hold Out Your Hand" . First demo version, containing just guitar and drums. Recorded on 4 track, again in my bedroom. Adam recorded his guitar first, when I added drums there were many times I was completely lost!
4. "And Then There Were None". Recorded live @ Club Lingerie in 1985. I believe this was a show with Psi-Com and Savage Republic. Listen for the drums to drop out for a second 3/4 in. I thought the song was over, but I think I managed to cover okay!
5. "Petit Malfacteur". This was the first version, later reworked for inclusion on Satori. Recorded on 4-track in Brett's living room in 1985.
6. "The Last Mile". This is a very old tune, written before I joined. I could never figure out a drum part for this, so one day while rehearsing in Andy's living room I asked the rest to play it so I could work it on it at home. I don't think it was ever played again (this happened to many many songs written before me, and the year after I joined). Recorded on a handheld cassette recorder in 1985.
7. "Song For the Chumash". Pretty sure I goofed here as this must be on something, Satori or Bloody Boy? Oh well.
8. Sparrow? I think this was the name, but I'm not sure. Recorded on an 8-track at our rehearsal space in 1991 - just before I moved away from So. Cal.
9-12 "Untitled 1-4". These were ideas sent to me from Adam and Brett. I dumped their 4-track recordings into my 8 track and added drums and percussion. 1-2 done in 2003. 3-4 in 2004.
Hope you can eek a small amount of enjoyment from it. all my best, Jon.