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Revision as of 19:29, 14 November 2010
| "The James Wood Experiment (Fables from the Broken Record)" | |
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| Album by Five Miles Over Chicago | |
| Released | November 13, 2010 |
| Location | Reganbank |
| Length | Nov. 13 - ?? |
| Goals | Make Reganbank liveable. |
The James Wood Experiment (Fables from the Broken Record) is the début album from Five Miles Over Chicago, released November 13, 2010 in Malton. It was named by Stephen Grace and was inspired by some graffiti spotted en route to Nuth Row Fire Station.
Track Listing
Touchdown at O'Hare
The current stage of the campaign is to get everyone in one place and to work out this little details; then the real "work" begins.
The Street Where I Grew Up
Baby, Where Did You Put All the Sunshine?
All the Tiny People
Crash American
More to come
Personnel
- Jon Evans - Medical, photoshop
- Commander O'Neil - Combat
- Ribbijack - Combat (Sort of)
- Stephen Grace - Medical, cool names
- HyperHandGrenade - Not actually knowing how to play Urban Dead
- Denver Randleman - Combat
- Rambo Pliskin - Combat
