Commencement (unofficial)

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Commencement
Studio album by Deadsy
Released	1999
Genre	Undercore
Length	62:02
Label	Sire
Producer	Elijah Blue Allman Josh Abraham
Deadsy chronology
Deadsy (1997) Commencement (1999) Commencement (2002)

Commencement was Deadsy's second album never to be commercially released. It came very close but was dropped due to the number tracks having been re-used from the past and also for label issues with their own holders. Most of the tracks have been released on the official Commencement release.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 3 Trivia 4 References

[edit] Track listing

1. "Commencement" (5:32)
2. "Lake Waramaug" (4:33)
3. "She Likes Big Words" (4:38)
4. "The Elements" (5:21)
5. "Flowing Glower" (4:57)
6. "Future Years" (5:26)
7. "From Beyond" (3:28)
8. "Fox On The Run" (3:25)
9. "The Mansion World" (5:03)
10. "Cruella" (5:53)
11. "Seagulls (The Macroposopus)" (5:57)
12. "Le Cirque En Rose" (5:16)
13. "Itty Bitty Titty Girl" (2:29)

[edit] Personnel

• P. Exeter Blue I - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers
• Dr. Nner - Synthesizers
• Alec Püre - Drums
• Craig "The Beast" Riker - Bass
• Carlton Megalodon - Z-tar
• Jonathan Davis (Korn) - Additional Vocals on Key To Gramercy Park
• Jay Gordon (Orgy) - Additional Vocals on Seagulls, additional Bass on Flowing Glower and Future Years
• John Taylor (Duran Duran) - Additional Bass on She Likes Big Words
• Troy Van Leeuwen (Failure/A Perfect Circle/Queens of the Stone Age)- Additional Guitar on She Likes Big Words and Mansion World

[edit] Trivia

• "Macroprosopus" is misspelled on the back of this album. Thus, the misspelling "Macroposopus" is in the above tracklisting. This was announced as a typo by the band and later fixed on the 2002 version.
• Most of the tracks later reappeared on the official release, with "She Likes Big Words" being shortened from the 1999 version.
• "Commencement" and "Lake Waramaug" fade into each other on this 1999 version. The ending of "Commencement" and the beginning of "Lake Waramaug" were changed slightly for the 2002 version due to the songs not being next to each other in the new tracklisting.

[edit] References