The second gothic release by Dead Artist Sydrome, now called “Brian Healy / D.A.S.” Michael Knott is officially listed in the liner notes only on Track 8, but the official Brian Healy / D.A.S. website listed Michael as part of the “box spring baptist fair haired boys choir” that provided background vocals on Track 11.Rumor has it that Healy wanted to release this album through Blonde Vinyl, but Healy and Michael couldn’t come to an agreement so it was released through Eden Records. The liner notes make mention of the album being “tied up in Knotts” at one time – possibly a reference to this situation.
| Label: |
Eden Records |
| Format: |
CD, Cassette |
| Released: |
1992 |
| Genre: |
Gothic |
| Producers: |
Derald Daugherty, Brian Healy, and Steve Hindalong |
| 01) |
Hello |
Healy |
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| 02) |
Redemption |
Healy |
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| 03) |
Fall Apart |
Healy |
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| 04) |
With You |
Healy |
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| 05) |
Angeline |
Healy |
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| 06) |
California Dreamin’ |
John Phillips |
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| 07) |
Alone |
Healy |
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| 08) |
Obsexxed |
Healy |
Extreme Front Side Snare Drum: Michael Knott |
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| 09) |
Beautiful World |
Healy |
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| 10) |
If The Stars Should Fall |
Healy |
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| 11) |
Take My Hand |
Healy |
Background Vocals: “box spring baptist fair haired boys choir” |
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| 12) |
Devils, Angels & Saints |
Healy |
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Actually me and Mike never had an actual contract for Devils Angels
Brian – sorry that your comment got cut-off. These comment boxes are homemade and they run into problems sometimes – especially with things like parenthesis and ampersands and all that. Would love to hear what you had to say – especially since most of the information above came from a Knott interview from a long time ago that I can’t find anymore and is probably incorrect due to my bad memory.