Este es el tercer EP de este cuarteto de El Paso, muestra sin duda una fase más melódica de la banda, y destaca de este material que a pesar de que ya se va formando la alineación definitiva de la banda, es el único que no cuenta con la presencia de Jim, pero es el primero que cuenta con Omar en la guitarra, Tony en la batería y Pall en el bajo, complementados en la segunda guitarra y algunos coros por Ben Rodríguez, persona a la que tiempo después Cedric y Omar califícan de sociópata y lo culpan por ser causante del suicidio de Julio Venegas.
This is the third EP from this El Paso quartet, it shows doubtlessly a more melodic phase of the band, and is highlighted that even when almost is presented the defined line-up of the band, this is the only release that doesn't have the appearance of Jim, but is the first one with Omar on the guitar, Tony on the drums and Pall on the bass, completed on guitar and some backing vocals by Ben Rodríguez, a guy whom later Cedric and Omar regarded as a sociopath and blame him to be the responsible for the suicide of Julio Venegas.
This is the third EP from this El Paso quartet, it shows doubtlessly a more melodic phase of the band, and is highlighted that even when almost is presented the defined line-up of the band, this is the only release that doesn't have the appearance of Jim, but is the first one with Omar on the guitar, Tony on the drums and Pall on the bass, completed on guitar and some backing vocals by Ben Rodríguez, a guy whom later Cedric and Omar regarded as a sociopath and blame him to be the responsible for the suicide of Julio Venegas.
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At The Drive-In performing "Fahrenheit" (1999-03-12).
A parte de esta anécdota, aparentemente la banda tuvo más problemas durante la elaboración de este EP, involucrados con la discográfica, mas no hay más detalles al respecto.
Fue lanzado por Offtime Records de Chicago, IL y OneFoot Records de Long Beach, CA, ambas versiones en septiembre de 1997.
Beside this anecdote, apparently the band had more problems during the release of this EP, concerting to the record label, there's no more details about.
It was released both versions on september 1997 on Offtime Records from Chicago, IL, and by OneFoot Records from Long Beach, CA.
Beside this anecdote, apparently the band had more problems during the release of this EP, concerting to the record label, there's no more details about.
It was released both versions on september 1997 on Offtime Records from Chicago, IL, and by OneFoot Records from Long Beach, CA.
AT THE DRIVE-IN
EL GRAN ORGO
1997
01. give it a name
02. honest to a fault
03. winter month novelty
04.
05. fahrenheit
06. picket fence cartel
07. speechless
at the drive-in
Cedric Tony Pall Omar Ben
Recorded at Rosewood Studios
with Mike Major
Produced by Bryan Jones and ATDI
Design and construction by Kyle Ryan
and Steve Chamberlain
Live photo by Jen Ramirez
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