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Jellyfish
Fan Club (From The Rare To The Unreleased... And Back Again)

Compil. US 2002 on Not Lame Recordings label
Rock (Alternative Rock, Power Pop)

Issued with a 24 page book. On the back cover: The four discs enclosed collect rare B-sides and lost tracks, plus three hours of unreleased recordings - including never-before-heard demos and live cuts from both worldwide tours. In addition, an extensive full-color booklet features unseen photos, a discography and track-by-track commentary from the band themselves. A Not Lame Archive Release All tracks digitally remastered. This compilation ℗ 2002 EMI Music Special Markets © 2002 Not Lame Recordings' Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, Hollywood, California. Printed in the U.S.A. - Track information from the booklet: Disc One Note: all '88/'89 demos were recorded as Beatnik Beatch 1, 2 - recorded Spring 1989 at Andy's house in San Francisco, CA originally released on UK New Mistake single and Japanese New Mistake EP ℗ 1993, 2002 Jellyfish 3, 8 to 11 - recorded Spring 1989 at Andy's house in San Francisco, CA previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Jellyfish 4 - recorded Fall 1988 at John Altmann's studio in San Francisco, CA previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Jellyfish 5, 13 - recorded Fall 1988 at Bob David's RD Recording in San Francisco, CA previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Jellyfish 6, 15 - recorded Fall 1988 at Dancing Dog Recording in Emeryville, CA previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Jellyfish 7, 12, 14, 16 - recorded Summer 1989 at Andy's house in San Francisco, CA previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Jellyfish Disc Two 1 - recorded Fall 1990 at MTV Studios in New York, NY previously unreleased 2, 10, 19 - Much Music, Canada-1991 previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Much Music 3 - recorded October 25, 1990 at The Roxy in Hollywood, CA originally released on UK The Scary-Go-Round E.P. and featured on UK & Japanese Bellybutton reissues (also issued in U.S. on promotional-only Jellyfish Comes Alive EP) ℗ 1991, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 4, 6, 7 - recorded October 25, 1990 at The Roxy in Hollywood, CA previously unreleased 5 - 91x, San Diego-June 11, 1991 previously unreleased ℗ 2002 91X, XTRA FM San Diego 8 - recorded October 25, 1990 at The Roxy in Hollywood, CA originally released on UK Baby's Coming Back single and Australian New Mistake single, and featured on UK & Japanese Bellybutton reissues (also issued in U.S. on promotional-only Jellyfish Comes Alive EP) ℗ 1990, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 9 - recorded October 25, 1990 at The Roxy in Hollywood, CA originally released on UK Baby's Coming Back single ℗ 1990, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 11, 14 - recorded February 21, 1991 at Bogart's in Long Beach, CA previously unreleased 12, 13 - recorded February 21, 1991 at Bogart's in Long Beach, CA originally released on UK The Scary-Go-Round E.P. ℗ 1991, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 15 - recorded February 21, 1991 at Bogart's in Long Beach, CA "Baby's Coming Back" originally released on UK The Scary-Go-Round E.P. 16 - recorded February 21, 1991 at Bogart's in Long Beach, CA originally released on UK I Wanna Stay Home single and featured on UK & Japanese Bellybutton reissues (also issued in U.S. on promotional-only Jellyfish Comes Alive EP) ℗ 1991, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 17 - recorded February 21, 1991 at Bogart's in Long Beach, CA originally released on UK The Scary-Go-Round E.P. and featured on UK & Japanese Bellybutton reissues (also issued in U.S. on promotional-only Jellyfish Comes Alive EP) ℗ 1991, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 18 - recorded June 24, 1991 at the Hard Rock Café in San Francisco, CA originally released on UK I Wanna Stay Home single and featured on UK & Japanese Bellybutton reissues (also issued in U.S. on promotional-only Jellyfish Comes Alive EP) ℗ 1991, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 20 to 24 - recorded July 13, 1991 (Summer XS) at Wembley Stadium in London, England previously unreleased Disc Three 1 - World Café-June 25, 1993 previously unreleased ℗ 2002 World Café, WXPN 2, 4, 6 to 8, 11, 13 - recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA previously unreleased 3 - recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 in the basement of Chris Coyle's office at Industrial Management in San Francisco, CA previously unreleased 5, 9, 10 - recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA originally released on UK New Mistake single and Japanese New Mistake EP ℗ 1993, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 12 - recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA originally released on UK The Ghost At Number One single and Japanese New Mistake EP ℗ 1993, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 14 - recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Dancing Dog Recording in Emeryville, CA originally released on U.S. Nintendo White Knuckle Scorin' compilation, UK The Ghost At Number One & New Mistake singles and Japanese New Mistake EP ℗ 1993, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 15 - demo for Ringo Starr's Time Takes Time album, recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA (original version appears on the Beatnik Beatch album) originally released on UK The Ghost At Number One & New Mistake singles and Japanese New Mistake EP 16 - demo for Ringo Starr's Time Takes Time album, recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA (original version appears on the Beatnik Beatch album) originally released on UK The Ghost At Number One single and Japanese New Mistake EP 17 to 19 - demo for Ringo Starr's Time Takes Time album, recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA previously unreleased 20 - demo for Robin Zander's eponymous album, recorded Winter 1991-Spring 1992 at Andy's house in Cotati, CA previously unreleased 21 - recorded Spring 1992 at Schnee Studios in North Hollywood, CA previously released only to members of the Jellyfish Army Disc Four 1 - recorded March 17, 1993 at a rehearsal in Holland previously unreleased 2 - recorded March 10, 1993 at Bulletsound Studio in Nederhorst Den Berg, Holland for Vara/Nos originally released on U.S. & Australian New Mistake singles, and featured on Japanese Bellybutton reissue ℗ 1993, 2002 Virgin Records America, Inc. 3 to 5 - recorded June 25, 1993 for World Café radio show in Philadelphia, PA previously unreleased 6 - previously unreleased ℗ 2002 World Café, WXPN 7 - recorded September 21, 1993 for Triple J FM, Australia previously unreleased 8 - recorded September 9, 1993 for FM Yokohama, Japan previously unreleased 9, 10 - recorded September 1993 for Fuji TV's Gottsu EhEh Kanji (Japan) previously unreleased ℗ 2002 Toshiba-EMI 11 - recorded September 14, 1993 at Club Quatro, Japan previously unreleased 12 to 18 - recorded November 5, 1993 at Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City, CA previously unreleased 19 - recorded February 1994 in North Hollywood, CA (final Jellyfish studio recording) originally released on For The Love Of Harry - Everybody Sings Nilsson Digital Remastering at Glenn Schick Mastering Mixing on Disc Two tracks 4, 7 & 11 to 15 at Exocet Studios, Atlanta, GA Digital Transfers at Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA

Musicians

	Jellyfish , 1989-1994 US album by
	Chris Manning b, voc, US backing vocals, bass, 1990-1991
	Tim Smith b, bvoc, US backing vocals, bass, 1992-1994
	Eric Dover voc, g, *1967 US backing vocals, guitar, 1992-1994
	Jason Falkner g, b, bvoc, *1968 US backing vocals, guitar, bass, 1989-1991
	Roger Joseph Manning Jr. voc, p, *1966 US backing vocals, keyboards, guitar, 1989-1994, producer, original recordings, written by
	Andy Sturmer voc, dr, key, g, *1965 US producer, original recordings, vocals, drums, guitar, keyboards, 1989-1994, written by
	Kevin Flaherty , producer, compiled by
	Charlie Paakkari , US transferred by, digital transfers by
	Tamio Okuda voc, g, *1965 JP featuring
	Yoshiharu Abe key, *1966 JP featuring

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