Regardeless 1, by The Gardes

Regardeless 1

by The Gardes

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1.	The Changing of The Gardes (free) 01:48	download
2.	Antarctica 03:34	download
3.	Bootleg Groove 03:47	download
4.	Coastline 02:01	download
5.	Imalme 03:02	download
6.	I am your very own (Very Own Clone) 03:13	download
7.	The Intermission (original) 01:18	download
8.	Shake A Leg 02:17	download
9.	Golden Tray 02:57	download
10.	Sunken Eyes On An Overcast Evening With A Killer Storm Approaching 03:28	download
11.	Magic Wand 03:00	download
12.	The World Is My Bastard (original) 03:15	download
13.	Big Time In No Time 02:40	download
14.	The Sea Seeker 04:14	download

about

This album is the first, if not the last, in a mythology that somewhat documents the birth and metamorphosis of The Gardes, through different players and names such as The Happenin', The Livers and what else. Here you will hear songs, some of which are like rough drafts, sort of sketches in a notebook, done in the frantic manner of people in their means in a slaving society, like doodles drawn in a wandering daydream from the rat race, not painted on canvas as to front a masterpiece, but rather here as songs to be listened to as they are, and to be imagined as to what they could and can be. . . - Hort

released here digitally in the Fall of 2010,
originally released in the summer of 2004
reissue compact disc released May 12th, 2011

credits

released 01 June 2004
Brett Horton -Vox & Instruments
Lance Grover - Vox & Instruments
Ricky Lenhart - Drums
Aaron Siemers - Vox and Guitar in "Magic Wand" and "The World is My Bastard"
Chad Niemann and Sam Goeppinger - rhythm section on "The World is My Bastard"