Pee Sells...But Who's Buying?, by The Electric Grandmother

Pee Sells...But Who's Buying?

by The Electric Grandmother

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	1.	I Was A Teenage Theo 01:37
	2.	Here Comes The Urkel 02:55
	3.	Small Wonder (Popular By Demand) 01:32
	4.	96 02:28
	5.	Murphy Brown's In Your Town 02:23
	6.	Car Phone 02:47
	7.	Depend On Balki 01:49
	8.	Mind(E) Violins(Ce) 01:16
	9.	Hangin' Out With Mr. Cooper Sucks 01:44
	10.	Big Chuck And Lil' John 02:06
	11.	It's About How It Blows 02:16
	12.	Amen, Amen 01:31
	13.	Max Battimo Is Kind Of Old 00:42
	14.	Doogie's Lost Youth 03:10
	15.	You've Seen Inside Of This Room 01:33
	16.	Real Reds 01:18
	17.	Big John (John II) 01:11
	18.	Rachel's Place 02:16
	19.	My Best Friend 01:39
	20.	Out The Window 01:09
	21.	Letting Go Of The Fresh Prince 02:09
	22.	J And J 02:51
	23.	Rain Down With The Thunder 02:17
	24.	Watching The Cosby Show 03:35
	25.	Skippy's Date With Dentistry 03:20
	26.	Yo, Pee Pee Man! 01:20
	27.	Summer Circus 01:44
	28.	Uncle Phil Is Sleeping 00:48
	29.	Yo, Hot Wheels! / Hey, Uncle Zeke! 01:26
	30.	Skagirl 02:27
	31.	Bob Saget Marches On 02:21
	32.	They Don't Call You 04:22

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Pete adds a digital effects processor to create a batch of poppy fuzz in the fourth Electric Grandmother release, Pee Sells…But Who’s Buying? At a whopping 32 tracks, equaling 65 minutes of playing time, Pee Sells is a colossal, cross-fading journey into a land that time forgot. This also marks the end of the “Casio-beat” and analog 4-track era for the band. Features the legendary “Car Phone,” as well as “Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper Sucks” and “Depend on Balki.” Self released in 2005 and digitally re-released by Infinite Number of Sounds Recording Company in 2009.

“Moronic…Sophomoric…The sound of one man amusing himself.” – Columbus Alive Magazine

Infinite Number of Sounds Recording Company
www.infinitenumberofsounds.com

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released June 11, 2005

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The Electric Grandmother Washington, D.C.

The Electric Grandmother is the story of a couple and their lives, come together to make humorous, surreal, post-modern music and imagery. Inventors of the genre "Sitcom-Core." Purveyors of love and vulgarity. Washington DC is their home.

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Apr 08

The Runaway

Washington, DC

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