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Recording information: Terrarium.
Photographer: Daniel Corrigan.
Janitor Joe: Joachim Breuer (guitar, vocals); Wayne Davis (bass); Matt Entsminger (drums).
Personnel: Joachim Breuer (guitar); Matt Entsminger (drums).
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Option (11-12/94, p.123) - "...The sound is built around forward motion. Noise is made, rants are hollered, but nothing gets in the way of each tune's full-throttle progress..." Janitor Joe Lucky Songs | 1. | Fragile X |
| 2. | Pest |
| 3. | That Crazy Guy |
| 4. | Motormouth |
| 5. | Piss Corner |
| 6. | Flyblown |
| 7. | Low Impact Conflict |
| 8. | No Smokes for Wave |
| 9. | Naked Ape |
| 10. | Karl |
| 11. | Mutton |
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