By this point, we had made some contacts in NYC and were able to get a small deal for a 7" release that became known as "Candybowl" It featured 2 songs from the sessions that would eventually become "Guido El' Sorrio". "Low Profile Car" and "Hey Sport" were the two songs that we decided were good representations of CM at the time. The record is hard to find, but I think that we can still get them from TeePee Records. People often ask me what the difference is between the 7" version and the CD version, and it basically comes down to mixing and sampling. We had thrown some samples on the 7" that we thought may lead us to trouble, and were pulled from the CD. The mix and levels are different, but usually, only the band and the producer can notice junk like that. It's a fat sounding little record, and vinyl will always have a warm spot in our hearts! Also features some super colorful artwork and a funny cartoon drawing of us on the middle label... E-mail for info on purchasing, since it's not positive that I can get any more...

Gear Used: David - Yamaha Recording Custom, Zildjian and Sabian Cymbals / Reider - Ibanez RG-550 guitars, Gallien Kreuger combo, Marshall 4X12 cab, boss Noise Suppressor, BBE Sonic Maximizer/ Troutman - Spector Bass, Peavey Mark IV head thru Peavey 4X10 cab, BBE Sonic Maximizer