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This was a photo taken by Rob G. in august of 96 on Wall Street. Stevie D. was indeed the model for the photo and walked aroung wall street on a hot summer afternoon with the word reject written in black marker across his stomach. A security guard from one of the buildings actually came out and screamed "Yea... fight the upper class, man". We found it hilarious. The thumb print over the face was an idea we were using on our flyers at the time, so we used it here for the cover as well. We were very proud of this recording and the songs at the time of it's release. This was the first studio demo that Pete M. played on. And the message that immediately follows Painfull Faith was a message that Pete left on Rob G.'s anwsering machine. (of course it had to be edited down because the original message was extremely long) The song he's humming at the begining of the message is Waffle by sunny day real estate, which was what was on the machine at the time. The begining of the song Daydream was altered in pitch because the bass intro was faster then the remainder of the song.
is the one you have the original? Well, if there is a line that says "No thanx: you know who you are", then you've got the original.

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	Reject Track Listing: 1. Vicarious Life 2. Dirty 3. Enough 4. Daydream 5. Rotten 6. Painfull Faith Rob G.- vox,guitar Pete M.- bass Steve D.- drums recorded by Steve in his basement August of 96.
This was a photo taken by Rob G. in august of 96 on Wall Street. Stevie D. was indeed the model for the photo and walked aroung wall street on a hot summer afternoon with the word reject written in black marker across his stomach. A security guard from one of the buildings actually came out and screamed "Yea... fight the upper class, man". We found it hilarious. The thumb print over the face was an idea we were using on our flyers at the time, so we used it here for the cover as well. We were very proud of this recording and the songs at the time of it's release. This was the first studio demo that Pete M. played on. And the message that immediately follows Painfull Faith was a message that Pete left on Rob G.'s anwsering machine. (of course it had to be edited down because the original message was extremely long) The song he's humming at the begining of the message is Waffle by sunny day real estate, which was what was on the machine at the time. The begining of the song Daydream was altered in pitch because the bass intro was faster then the remainder of the song. is the one you have the original? Well, if there is a line that says "No thanx: you know who you are", then you've got the original.
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