El Patapsco: Me Dejo - $8.00
El Patapsco: L.R.D.G. - $9.99
El Patapsco: Me Dejo
Here are some free El Patapsco MP3s, you'll have to fork over some cash if you want to hear the rest.
Tracks from Me Dejo
Two tracks from our latest album plus three bonus songs that didn't make it on the record.
5.6 MB MP3
Moon Man (Outtake)
Originally recorded by The Atlantics.
5.1 MB MP3
Pharaoh Automaton (Outtake)
Gatlin's personal favorite.
4.3 MB MP3
Sin in the Suburbs (Outtake)
Originally Recorded by The Phantom Surfers, who don't wear no goddam cotton draws.
4.5 MB MP3
Tralfalmadore (Track 2)
Orbiting nearby Tralfamadore, home of Kazak.
3.5 MB MP3
Keeve's Burning Question (Track 3)
Not to be confused with Keeve's burning sensation.
Tracks from L.R.D.G.
Two tracks from our first album.
2.4 MB MP3
Long Range Desert Group (Track 1)
Sand, petrol and confused Italians.
2.3 MB MP3
Bulletproof Bully (Track 6)
A.k.a. The Road Lord.
Tracks from the Defender session
Ten songs recorded by Jerome and Marc's previous band Defender sometime around 2001. A number of these tracks eventually became El Patapsco songs. These songs feature Chris "Clean Air" Whitlock on Drums and Chris "Funny" Stehr on Bass and were engineered by Thomas Aquinas Fortwengler III.
3.7 MB MP3
The Bird River Stomp
Clean Air's old house where we practiced was up the street from the Bird River.
4.7 MB MP3
Boba Fetish
Jerome writes some crazy songs.
4.5 MB MP3
Bulletproof Bully
We sure did play fast back then.
4.6 MB MP3
Check the Record
Check it.
6.4 MB MP3
Death and the Compass
Now with 5% more death.
3.4 MB MP3
East Bay Raley
I think this was the first song we ever worked on. It was originally called Get Outta My Eye.
5.7 MB MP3
Jarl Axle
Listen at the beginning for Marc twisting the "Selective Boost" Knob on his freaky old "tuck and roll" Kustom amp.
6.8 MB MP3
Memento Mori
4/4 and 3/4 in the same song? Kick that reverb tank. Kick it!
3.7 MB MP3
The Mitchellville Stomp
We changed our practice space and needed a new stomp.
6.2 MB MP3
The Rod Torfelson Prison Blues
Featuring guest vocals by Herman Menderchuck from Cell Block D.