Sunday At The Airport (2010 Remaster)

by Dino DiMuro

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1.	Sunday At The Airport 03:30	buy track
2.	Star Strip 03:12	buy track
3.	Robot Margaret (solo synth version) 01:10	buy track
4.	I Guess I Kinda Got Spooked, You Know? 01:42	buy track
5.	Living Sound 00:49	buy track
6.	Tineva (Peter Tonks / Cowtown) 08:31	buy track
7.	Mozart's 17th (W.A. Mozart) 02:59	buy track
8.	Another Itchy Bandage Afternoon 01:50	buy track
9.	Why Can't I Have A Famous Friend? 03:18	buy track
10.	Yohan's Study 02:32	buy track
11.	Nudists Take The Fun Out Of Naked 02:08	buy track
12.	Mozart's 22nd (W.A. Mozart) 03:24	buy track
13.	Aren't You 31? 02:07	buy track
14.	In The Long-Lost Visiting Aunt Summer Of My DiMuro House Years 02:45	buy track
15.	The Dance Of Downtown Larry 03:15	buy track
16.	Cheers (Portnoy / Hart-Angelo) 01:24	buy track
17.	Why Can't I Have A Famous Friend? (Russ Stedman Cover) 03:56	buy track
18.	Cheers (Alternate) 01:15	buy track
19.	Playtime For Poindexter (Outtake) 00:55	buy track
20.	At The Star Strip (Original Mix) 03:15	buy track

about

This is a cassette rife with my newfound passion for classical music, a desire to Rock Hard, and continued playing with the conventions of the song form with sound effects and dialogue snippets.

If there is fault to be found (and there is) I'd say my full-bodied embrace of my new (at the time) KORG digital grand piano has not aged well. I was chagrined shortly after this album was completed to hear many of my sounds on TV commercials.

From 2006-2010 I tried remastering this album from the very roots, copying each individual 4-track element and mixing them separately, with appropriate EQ. Unfortunately not all the required tracks could be found, and for a couple songs (notably STAR STRIP) it was impossible to fix the basic, muddy guitar tracks. That said, I still feel this is a highly improved version of this tape, as many subsonic rumbles were removed and vocals and voice snippets were made sharper and more clear.

This tape also features the very first appearance of Chris Assells on Guest Lead Guitar. Chris would go on to appear on at least 8 more albums, with no end in sight.

For bonus tracks, we have a gnarly cover version of Famous Friend by Russ Stedman, and an alternate CHEERS with drum machine and incorrect lyrics.

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released August 1, 1990

Written and Performed by Dino DiMuro, except where noted.
Greg Grey: Drums (1,9)
Poindexter Holloway: Vocal (9)

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Dino DiMuro Los Angeles, California

Dino has been self-producing CDs and cassettes since the mid-80’s. After a short career as a rock guitarist in a band for hire (once opening for Van Halen), Dino released a series of albums in the 80’s and 90’s, while also reviewing for Option magazine. Dino’s music has been described as “Walt Disney on Acid” and is most often compared to Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, & They Might Be Giants. ... more

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