Cut (Crack the Sky album)

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Cut
Studio album by Crack the Sky
Released	1998
Genre	Rock
Label	Stepford Wives
Crack the Sky chronology
Dog City 1990 Cut 1998 Ghost 2001

Cut is the tenth studio album by Crack the Sky.

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by John Palumbo, except where noted

1. "Why Me?" – 4:48
2. "Cut (The Sequel)" – 5:08
3. "Oh Madonna" – 5:52
4. "God" – 4:19
5. "Eye to Eye" – 4:25
6. "The Art of Wondering" – 5:10 (Palumbo, John Tracey, Ron Zebron)
7. "We Want Mine (Still)" – 4:33
8. "Hey Earl" – 3:39 (Palumbo, Tracey, Zebron)
9. "I'm Gonna Kill Myself" – 3:19
10. "Little Stinky" – 1:22

[edit] Personnel

[edit] The band

• John Palumbo — Vocals, guitar, keyboards
• John Tracey — Drums, backing vocals
• Cary Ziegler — Bass guitar
• Bobby Hird — Guitar, backing vocals
• Rick Witkowski — Guitar
• Ron Zebron — Guitar

v • d • e Crack the Sky John Palumbo | Rick Witkowski | Bobby Hird | Glenn Workman | John Tracey | Sonny Petrovsky Gary Lee Chappell | Joey D'Amico | Vince DePaul | Jim Griffiths | Nat Kerr | Jamie LaRitz | Joe Macre | Rob Stevens | Michael Taylor | Carey Ziegler Crack Pack Horns Dave Fairall | Ronnie Fowler | J.J. Gunning | Tom McCormick | Tom Williams | Paul Soroka | Jim Stienfeld | Chris Walker | Keith Zaffino Studio albums Crack the Sky (1975) | Animal Notes (1976) | Safety in Numbers (1978) | White Music (1980) | Photoflamingo (1981) | World in Motion 1 (1983) | Raw (1986) | From the Greenhouse (1989) | Dog City (1990) | Cut (1998) | Ghost (2001) | Dogs from Japan (2004) Live albums Live on WBAB (1976) | Live Sky (1978) | The End (1984) | Live—Recher Theatre 06.19.99 (2000) | Alive and Kickin' Ass (2006) Compilations Classic Crack (1980) | Rare! (1994) | Crack Attic (1994) | The Best of the Rest (And Then Some) (2000)