Transcontinental Conspiracy

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Transcontinental Conspiracy
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Studio album by Vas Deferens Organization and Brad Laner
Released 1996
Recorded VDO Studios, Dallas, TX
Genre Experimental rock
Length 51:03
Label Quaquaversal Vinyl
Producer Matt Castille, Eric Lumbleau, Brad Laner
Vas Deferens Organization chronology
Miasmata
(1996)Miasmata1996
Transcontinental Conspiracy
(1996)
Saturation
(1996)Saturation1996
Brad Laner chronology
A Pert Cyclic Omen
(1995)
Transcontinental Conspiracy
(1996)
Cherry Flavor Night Time
(1997)

Transcontinental Conspiracy is an album by Vas Deferens Organization and Brad Laner, released in 1996 by Quaquaversal Vinyl. The album was remastered and re-issued on Niklas Records in 2011, accompanied by the additional track "Scheming Foils".[1]

Recording

Music by Mercury Rev appears in "First Plane Not to Plummet Seaward" and "Monk Fish Liver Transplant Plate". Regarding the band's involvement, Lumbleau has stated: "Their material was generated during a spontaneous pre-gig jam that occurred at our studio while they waited there for an interview that never ultimately transpired. These jams were later integrated into the fabric of our compositions and are featured prominently on two of the CD's four tracks."[2]

Track listing

All music composed by Brad Laner and Vas Deferens Organization.

No. Title Length
1. "First Plane Not to Plummet Seaward"   16:52
2. "Monk Fish Liver Transplant Plate"   3:46
3. "Last Few Days in the Land of Happy Dreams"   20:43
4. "T"   9:41

Personnel

Adapted from the Transcontinental Conspiracy liner notes.[3]

Release history

Region Date Label Format Catalog
United States 1996 Quaquaversal Vinyl CD QU-02
Poland 2011 Niklas n/002

References

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