The Fully Reversible EP
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| Studio album by The Mullets, Nice Guys Finish Last | ||
| Released | January 29, 1999 | |
| Recorded | 1998 | |
| Genre | Punk | |
| Label | Higher Step Records | |
| Producer(s) | Josh Lymon, Ryan Bernhardt | |
| The Mullets, Nice Guys Finish Last chronology | ||
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| To Kentucky Kingdom Come) (1997) |
The Fully Reversible EP (1999) |
Typical Stereo (1999) |
The Fully Reversible EP is an album released by The Mullets and Nice Guys Finish Last on January 29, 1999. It was the only album by both bands released on cassette tape. Side A, by Nice Guys Finish Last is titled It's a Nice Demo, but.... Side B, by the Mullets, is titled Sit Down Mamaw. Four of the tracks on the Mullets' side were released two months later on a 7" titled Sit Down Mamma. All of the Mullets' recordings were later released on Let's Get Skanky. With the exception of NGFL's hidden track, Yes, I Guess, all of the songs were recorded by Josh Plemon in Dongola, IL. The final track was recorded by Ryan Bernhardt of NGFL.
The bands originally recorded the material to be used for demos for later albums
Notable tracks include Nice Guys Finish Last's ode to Claire Danes, My So Called Strife (Claire) and the Mullets' cover of Dead or Alive's, You Spin Me Round.
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Side A - ngfl. (it's a nice demo but...)
- Walk Away (2:21)
- Running Out of Friends (1:52)
- Sankofa's Dead (2:10)
- Stop Calling Me (1:42)
- Jill (1:58)
- My So Called Strife (Claire) (3:18)
- Yes, I Guess*
[edit] Side B - The Mullets (Sit Down Mamaw)
- Nudie Dancer (1:49)
- Guidance Counselor (1:44)
- At a Flea Market (1:38)
- We Give Up (1:44)
- 'Til My Mom Got a Job (2:21)
- Hey Tony (2:10)
- You Spin Me 'Round (Like A Record)*
* hidden tracks
