Home Wreckordings

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Home Wreckordings
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Studio album by
Released2001 (2001)
Genre Experimental rock
Length67:34
Label Formerly Knitting Factory Records
Producer Rebecca Moore
Rebecca Moore chronology
Home Wreckordings
(2001)
Unreleased
(2001)
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Home Wreckordings (Home Wreckordings 1997-1999) is a 2001 album by Rebecca Moore. As is implied by the title, it is made up of multitrack demos Moore recorded in her living room.

Track listing

  1. Stilleto'd Young Stars
  2. This/Past
  3. Thaw
  4. Live in Blue Sparks
  5. Spectral Vapor in the Neural Machine
  6. Cartoonlust
  7. Somehow
  8. Joy Will Come (a.k.a. Joe Will Cum)
  9. Forest at Night
  10. Fantasy
  11. Prevention of Blindness
  12. Sister Marianne

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