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Smokers' Paradise
1987 EP by Breaking Circus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Smokers' Paradise is an extended play by Breaking Circus.[3][4] It was released in 1987 on Homestead Records. It is the first and only Breaking Circus release to feature second guitarist Phil Harder. It was intended as a full-length album with four songwriting contributions each from Björklund, Flour, and Trainer. When Homestead Records insisted that it be a six-song EP (possibly due to budget restrictions), Flour and Trainer's contributions were limited to one song each, while all of Björklund's songs appeared on the record.
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Critical reception
Trouser Press called the EP "an eerie and innovative pleasure."[1]
Track listing
- "Smokers' Paradise"
- "Three Cool Cats"
- "ShockHammer Thirteen"
- "Emperor Calvin"
- "Medicine Lake"
- "Eat Lead"
Personnel
- Steve Björklund - vocals, guitar
- Phil Harder - guitar
- Flour - bass, vocals
- Todd Trainer - drums, vocals
- Iain Burgess - producer
References
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