Track 6 --- Antiworld

Wood Records released released this tribute cd to Nina Hagen, the proceeds for which goes to Amnesty International.  Ancient Pistol provided a cover of "Antiworld".

The lyrics surprisingly fit into the Ancient Pistol themes of science, nuclear physics and fun.  It is also the debut of lyrics on an Ancient Pistol release.

 for more information about:

-the Nina Hagen tribute compilation, go to http://maxpages.com/woodrecords/NINA_HAGEN_TRIBUTE

-Nina Hagen, go to www.myspace.com/ninahagenrocks

-Wood Records, go to http://maxpages.com/woodrecords

1. Engine Room
2. Cargo Loaded
3. Battle Stations
4. Detection in the Undersea World
5. Sounding the Depths
6. Angst in the Engine Room 
7. Across the Pacific
8. Off-load
9. Meet Enola Gay Part 1
10. Meet Enola Gay Part 2

Mike Feeney: Guitars/Effects/Loops/Dissonance 

©2009 Michael Feeney, Recorded at Hidden Fortress Studios

The USS Indianapolis was a ship that was sunk under mysterious circumstances during WWII, which is called the worst disaster in US Navy history by some. A large number of the crew were lost due to shark attacks. The captain was court marshalled for losing his ship, but was later exonerated in the 1940s. News of the exoneration was not released to the public in 1998.

Its cargo was delivered to the island of Tinian, which was later loaded onto the Enola Gay.

So the USS Indianapolis was the first craft on the sea to carry a man-made nuclear device, hence the soundscape.

For moe information about the USS Indianpolis, please go to the USS Indianapolis Survivor's Organization at www.ussindianapolis.org ot the USS Indianapolis Museum at http://www.ussindianapolis.us/

• Dry Red Planet 3:59
• The Canals of Mars 3:08 
• Envy of the Martians 3:22
• Construction of the Fleet 6:42
• The Scientist 3:20
• Flight from Mars 6:33 
• Landing 2:41 
• The Opportunity to Surround 2:04 
• Tripod 3:36 $0.99 Deploy 3:19 
• The First Battle 6:44 
• Emerge from the Nest 3:10 
• London - Los Angeles 1:31 
• The Flying Wing 3:37 
• The Weapon 2:48 
• Grim Set on Living 4:38 
• Back on Mars 3:11 
• Microbe 4:06
• Survival Not Victory 4:12

 The movie that scared me as a young'n was War of the Worlds, as imaged by George Pal. Mr. Pal was known for a type of stop-gap animation, called Pal Toons, which used interchangeable carved bodied and faces of puppets. Still the best version of H.G. Well's story, George Pal is responsible for many childhood memories.

Recorded in the following locations: Hidden Fortress Studios in Brighton, MA. Mixing occurred at Hidden Fortress Studios April-June 2009; on the Acela Train enroute to Washington, DC March 2009 at 150 MPH; and the Embassy Hilton in Washington, DC March 2009.

Thanks to Sharon Lee, Jake Tobin, Cory Holmes and Lisa Herbert, my gang at work who have had to listen to me kvetch about this recording and Roger Miller, whose guidance is partially responsible for the ongoing recording career of AP. So blame him. And MySpace.

Copyright 2009 Michael Feeney Produced and engineered by Michael Feeney

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