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Formats and Editions
1. Part I
2. Part II
3. Part III
4. Part IV
5. Part V
6. Part Vi
1. In God We Trust
2. Hi There, My Old Friend
3. If I Was You I'd Do Just Like I Tell You To Do
4. Do As I Say or...
5. No Mercy
6. Do As Told or Suffer
7. Agree To Our Terms or Prepare Yourself For a Blast Furnace
8. Your a Dead Man
9. Hey Do You Want To Sleep With the Fishes?
10. A Columbian Necklace For You
11. Note We Have Already Got Rid of Several Like You - One Was Found
12. Be Cautious Else We Be Bangin On You
13. You Wont Know When, You Wont Know Where, You Wont Know Who, You
14. It's Payback Time
15. I'm Going To Leave More Notes and I'm Going To Kick More Ass
16. You Cross Me and I Wanna See Blood
17. I Heard You Moved To Pahrump, Nevada - You Cannot Escape
18. Little Snitches Like You End Up In Dumpsters All Across Town
19. I'll Be Getting Out Soon and I Haven't Forgot Your Testimony Put
20. You Talk You Get Killed
21. Do Not Let the Information Be Known To Any Person or You Die
22. Don't Threaten Me With Your Threats
23. I Just Might Act Ugly If You Talk
24. When I'm Released I'm Smoking a Straight Line To You. Got It?
25. Want To Get To Know My Boiling Point?
26. You Dirty Rotten Bitch
27. You Will Eat Hot Lead
28. I Can't Take It No More
29. I Might Just Act Ugly If You Get Up On That Stand and Say Someth
30. I Thought I Told You That We Won't Stop
31. I Will Wipe You Off the Face of This Earth
32. Give Up the Gold or Give Up Your Life
33. You and I Are In Disagreement
More Info:
Limited two CD box set. Born of a provocative mating of art and music, Dirty Baby is guitarist/composer Nels Cline and poet/producer David Breskin's visionary recontextualization of Ed Ruscha's censor strip paintings. This sumptuous box set includes more than an hour-and-a-half of new music by Cline for two large ensembles, paired booklets with reproductions of 66 Ruscha pictures, and insightful liner notes by Nels in a third booklet graced by session photos. Supporting musicians include Jon Brion; Nels Cline Singers cohorts Scott Amendola and Devin Hoff; Nels' twin brother Alex Cline; and some of L.A.'s most illustrious instrumentalists and improvisers. Cline's orchestrations offer a panoply of sound and vision: From pedal steel and cigarbox guitars to harmonica, banjo ukulele, violin, cello, saxophone and trumpet, all the way through Cline's mysterious Quintronics Drum Buddy. In both composition and execution, this is a recording of ambition, scope and surprise: it sheds new light (and new sound) on Ruscha's groundbreaking images, and provides a major feast in it's own right.
