El Rey (Remastered), by The Lassie Foundation

El Rey (Remastered)

by The Lassie Foundation

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Original out-of-print pressing (NOT remastered) with rare tracks and fan faves, plus alternate versions. Fancy white jewel case. Track listing is the same as the digital release (instrumental "Conquer Me" is a hidden track), except this doesn't include the Australian version of "Promise Ring." Again, this is NOT remastered -- this is what it sounded like when first released.

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1.	El Rey (El Rey Remastered) 04:09	buy track
2.	Promise Ring (El Rey Remastered) 04:02	buy track
3.	I'm Stealin' to Be Your One in a Million (El Rey Remastered) 03:05	buy track
4.	Conquer Me (El Rey Remastered) 02:58	buy track
5.	Crown of the Sea (El Rey Remastered) 04:03	buy track
6.	I Can Be Her Man (El Rey Remastered) 04:34	buy track
7.	Conquer Me (El Rey Remastered) (Instrumental) 04:39	buy track
8.	Promise Ring (El Rey Remastered) (Australian Version) 04:07	buy track

credits

released November 8, 2022

The Lassie Foundation: Frank Lenz, Jeff Schroeder, Jason71, Wayne Everett, Campuzano.

El Rey & Crown of the Sea recorded by Andrew D. Prickett and mixed by Chris Colbert at Cush, California, 1997-98. Drums performed by Jeremy Wood of Milwaukee, WI.

Promise Ring (both versions), Conquer Me, & Stealin' recorded by the Foundation and mixed by Andrew D. Prickett in a really hot room near the Anaheim police station in California, 1999.

I Can Be Her Man recorded by the Foundation and mixed by Andrew D. Prickett at his house and Campuzano's house in California, 1996.

Originally mastered by Mark Rodriguez at Vision Mastering.
Remastered in 2022 by Chris Colbert at Numberstation.

Frank Lenz uses Aquarian Drum Heads.

Thanks to Andy, Jeremy Wood, Chris Colbert and Troy Daugherty, Studio Dolorosa, Ms. Vaginal Cream Davis/Frank Rodriguez/Club Sucker, Scott Huckabey, Randy Parker and Parker Music, Matt McCartie Ben Silverman, M-K and Anisette Records, Kevin and Randall/Retriever, Mark Rockriguez, Greg and Goldenvoice, Alyssa, Chris Suchanek, Martha & B at Mr. J's Lounge.

All songs written and performed by the Lassie Foundation. All songs published by the Lasting Music Foundation of California (BMI). ©2022 Shogun Sounds.

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