Wiseman, Bob - Presented By Lake Michigan Soda

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	Diary of a US Crop-Dusting Pilot Spraying the Defoliant Tebuthiuron (Spike) On Coca Plantations in the Upper Huallaga Valley (Peru)	05:50
	2	Another Obscure Death in the History of the American Indian Movement (AIM)	04:10
	3	The Disappearing Trick	03:22
	4	Me An Arrow	04:33
	5	Into a Dinosaur	04:51
	6	Waiter Memory	01:57
	7	Start Continue Start Again	03:23
	8	Response of a Lakota Woman to FBI Intimidation Circa 1973 Pine Ridge	05:21
	9	Frost in Florida	02:49
	10	Gabriel Dumont Blues	03:11
	11	Étude #10 Opus 666	03:32
	12	What the Astronaut Noticed and then Suggested	07:58

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“One of the best Canadian records of the year. By turnss maddening, ethereal, winsome and war-like. it’s politically drilled music that massages the heart… Anyone who cares about rock should own it.”
~Dave Bidini, Toronto Star

Recorded At – Metalworks Studios
Recorded At – Quest Studios (3)
Recorded At – Fat Albert's
Recorded At – Comfort Sound
Recorded At – Wellesley Sound Studios
Recorded At – Spontaneous Freak-Out Studios
Recorded At – The Music Gallery
Recorded At – Graffitti Productions
Recorded At – Players Studios
Recorded At – Street Brothers Studios
Designed At – Riff Raff (6)
Artwork By [Painting "A Cold That Wouldn't Die"] – Jim Logan
Artwork [Logo Terrorist] – Alisdair Jones
Guitar, Mandolin, Accordion, Piano, Organ, Melodica, Vocals – Bob Wiseman
Mastered By – Peter Moore
Other [Commercial Spots - Voices:] – Eileen O'Toole (The Ukelele Lady), Frank Sweet, Hersh Jacob
Photography By – Graham Kennedy
Producer – bobsie
Written-By – Bob Wiseman
Track 12 is listed as 2:06 but actual track is 7:59. The song "What The Astronaut Noticed And Then Suggested" is in fact 2:06 but is followed by a mock sponsorship ad and then a live solo recording of the song "Taylor Field"

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