Short Bus (album)
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Short Bus | ||
Studio album by Filter | ||
Released | May 8, 1995 | |
Recorded | On location in Los Angeles, CA; Cleveland, OH; Rocky River, OH; Canton, MI | |
Genre | Industrial rock | |
Length | 45:56 | |
Label | Warner Bros. Records | |
Producer(s) | Brian Lisegang & Richard Patrick | |
Professional reviews | ||
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Filter chronology | ||
Short Bus (album) | Title of Record (1999) |
Short Bus is the debut album from Filter. It was released in 1995.
[edit] Track listing
- "Hey Man, Nice Shot" (Patrick) – 5:14
- "Dose" (Patrick) – 3:53
- "Under" (Patrick) – 4:18
- "Spent" (Patrick) – 4:37
- "Take Another" (Patrick) – 4:23
- "Stuck In Here" (Patrick) – 3:34
- "It's Over" (Patrick) – 3:36
- "Gerbil" (Patrick) – 3:21
- "White Like That" (Patrick) – 4:17
- "Consider This" (Patrick) – 4:18
- "So Cool" (Patrick) – 4:26
[edit] Credits
- Richard Patrick - vocals, guitars, bass, programming, drums, producer, engineer
- Brian Liesegang - programming, keyboards, guitars, drums, producer, engineer
- Scott Kern - additional live drums, answering machine vocals
- Matt Drvenkar - answering machine vocals
- Kevin Hanley - additional guitar noise
- Mike Peffer - additional live drums
- Ben Grosse - mixing
- Deborah Norcross - art direction & design
- Chris Beirne - photography
[edit] Miscellanea
- "Hey Man, Nice Shot," arguably Filter's most well-known song, shares an identical guitar riff with the Stabbing Westward song "Ungod" from the album of the same name, which was released a year prior to Filter's Short Bus. Both bands had utilized the talent of Stuart Zechman, the guitarist who wrote the riff.
- "It's Over" was written about the suicide of Richard Patrick's friend, and Nine Inch Nails bandmate, Jeff Ward.