Game Theory Across The Barrier Of Sound: PostScript Vinyl LP 2020
1. All My Loving (Home Recording)
2. My Free Ride
3. Go Back To Sleep Little Susie (Aerodeliria)
4. Forget All About It (Home Recording)
5. Take Me Down (To Halloo)
6. The Second Grade Applauds (Home Demo)
7. Treat It Like My Own
8. Inverness
9. Water (Remix)
10. Needle In The Camel's Eye (Home Recording)
11. Idiot Son
12. Even You (Home Demo)
13. The Door Into Summer (Live)
14. Laurel Canyon (Reprise) [Home Demo]
The final recordings from the last Game Theory line-up featuring Michael Quercio (The Three OClock). LP contains 14 commercially unissued tracks (one previously included on a fan club only release). CD/Digital adds 10 more previously unissued tracks. The last recordings made by Game Theory. Packaging contains photos, liner notes & remembrances from members of Wilco and Guided By Voices Throughout the 1980s, the California based Game Theory was ONE OF THE MOST original (and critically acclaimed) indie-rock bands. Their blend of 60s and 70s pop influences such as Todd Rundgren and Big Star coupled with a post-punk energy led to a string of diverse albumsnearly all produced by Mitch Easter of Lets Active. For the past several years, Omnivore has painstakingly reissued each and every one of their original albums with the addition of a slew of unreleased bonus tracks. Their final album, 1988s Two Steps From The Middle Ages was reissued in June 2017. That appeared to be the final chapter of their story, or was it Hardcore Game Theory fans still talk about the bands final line-up that toured the West Coast, but never released an album. Circa 198990, the band was rejuvenated with leader Scott Miller being joined by the legendary Michael Quercio from The Three OClock (who had recently broken up). Other interesting line-up changes included longtime Game Theory drummer Gil Ray moving over to guitar and keyboards, while Scott Millers former Alternate Learning bandmate (the original template of Game Theory) Jozef Becker, formerly of True West and Thin White Rope, joined as the drummer. Jozef is the brother of Game Theorys original keyboardist, Nan Becker. Across The Barrier Of Sound: PostScript is the album that might have been at the time. Theres a blend of home and studio and live recordings