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Color Line
02:32
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An observation on fear, distrust & misunderstanding.
Jim - Rhythm Guitar / Sampler Bass & Drum Machine
Robert - Lead Guitar
Song by Jim Skeel
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Leather Face
03:21
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Short-term Memory's suggested theme song for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Jim - Clavinet, Synthesizer Arpeggiation and Clavinet loop
Jon - Drumming
Robert - Guitar through a Korg MS 20 Synthesizer
Song by Duckworth / Paul / Skeel
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Happy Industry V (Waltz)
04:41
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A dance tune?
Jim - Clavinet, Synthesizer arpeggiation, and Clavinet loop
Jon - Drumming
Robert - Lead Guitar
Song by Duckworth / Paul / Skeel
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Taps
01:57
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Short & sweet.
Jim - Sampler strings (bottom end) & flute
Robert - Lead Guitar
Jon - Drumming
Song by Duckworth / Paul / Skeel
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Short-term Memory Record 6 "official"
DIY releases from 1983 to 1993. Originally a 3 piece "electronic" collaborative effort featuring Kevin Dooley, Jonathan Paul and Jim Skeel. These 6 releases reflect a continually shifting lineup of musicians and the change in sound with the departure of Kevin. More to come?
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