FIBONACCIS | Civilization And Its Discotheques
12″ Vinyl LP (1987)

WEIRD AND WONDERFUL SONGS THAT CAREEN BETWEEN SYNTHS, SPAGHETTI WESTERN, AND DARK, BROODING 1980s POP (SORT OF) WHILE MANAGING TO BE CATCHY. THE FIBONACCIS WAS ONE OF THE GREAT, INNOVATIVE, NOW UNDERAPPRECIATED BANDS OF THE 1980s LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND.

SIDE ONE
March To HeavenN | Narcissist | Had It With Girls | Crickets (Lyrics by Emily Dickinson) | Leroy | The Thread 3:26
SIDE TWO 
Stay Home |  Medicine Waltz |Some Men | Old Mean Ed Gein | Romp Of The Meiji Sycophants | The Snap

Tom Corey – Bass, Mandolin, Double Bass (Megalyra) | Joseph Berardi – Drums, Percussion, Cello | John Dentino – Piano, Mellotron, Synthesizer, Vocoder | Magie Song – Vocals | Ron Stringer – Guitar, Vocals | Horns Arranged by Bruce Fowler, John Dentino | Bass Clarinet, Oboe – Lynn Johnston |Trombone – Bruce Fowler | Trumpet – Mike Price | Tuba – Bill Roper | Violin – Bill Rhea | Stan Ridgway – Harmonica | Recorded at Casbah Studio, Fullerton, CA | Recorded and Mixed at Juniper Studios, Glendale CA | Mastered and Lacquer Cut by Jeff Sanders at KM Records Inc., Pasadena, CA | Engineers – Charles Ramirez, STeve Sharp | Artwork by Suzy Beal | Cover Painting by Ed Nunnery | Insert Illustration by Max Ernst | Written by John Dentino (tracks 1/1, 1/2, 1/5 to to 2/6), Joe Berardi (tracks: 2/5), Magie Song (tracks 1/5, 2/5), Ron Stringer (tracks 1/2 to 1/5), Tom Corey (tracks 2/5)

CONDITION: M/M
Blue Yonder Sounds | BLUE YONDER 0112 (1987)