Yerself Is Steam

"Car Wash Hair" appears as track 99 on 1992 Sony/Columbia version of the album. Also, on this same version, "Very Sleepy Rivers" is divided into fragments between tracks 8-98. There were several other versions released throughout the years as well, some of which included various bonus discs, such as the "Lego My Ego" EP and the "Car Wash Hair" single.

[edit] Personnel

Jimy Chambers – Drumming, Blue-Line
Jonathan Donahue – Silver Pickup Guitar, Vocals when left to himself
Grasshopper – Unafon Guitar Reels
Suzanne Thorpe – Point Red Flute
Dave Fridmann – Bass Explore, Majestic Bellowphone
David Baker – Vocals

[edit] Trivia

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"Chasing a Bee" was released as a single. For a 1991 Peel Session, the band recorded a version of "Chasing a Bee" with new lyrics, called "Chasing a Girl (Inside a Car)."
On the commercial release of the album, the listed track times all end in 27 seconds. This is corrected on a sticker the radio promo version.
The radio promo of the album (labeled the "Radio Whipped" edition) comes with a bonus disc, featuring the single version of "Chasing a Bee," a cover of Sly and the Family Stone's "If You Want Me To Stay," and the complete 1991 Peel session (including the songs "Coney Island Cyclone," "Frittering," "Syringe Mouth," and "Chasing a Girl (Inside a Car)"). Each disc is listed with a unique ordering, with tracks on the first disc labeled "A,B,C,D,E,F,U,C,K," while the second disc is listed as "A,B,S,U,R,D."
"Very Sleepy Rivers" is supposedly about a serial killer, with the river being a metaphor for the killer's relative calm and sudden tendency to snap.
"Chasing A Bee", "Frittering" and "Car Wash Hair" are still played regularly in concert by the band today.