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Magic Weekend --- 1998

This compact disc was created in conjunction with a four-day live touring concert series by the name of Initial Records Magic Weekend. The three performing acts during this engagement were Ink & Dagger, the Enkindels, and Metroschifter. The Magic Weekend CD you are now holding features unreleased tracks from all three groups plus bonus material unavailable elsewhere. During the four-day program, April 16-19, 1998, the concert tour put on shows for the people of Baltimore, Philadelphia, Lancaster, and Long Island. Sponsored by Initial Records, this limited edition disc was pressed in a quantity of only one thousand units to provide a special souvenir for those lucky humans who were able to take part in the historic excitement, and potentially legendary antics provided by all three acts during a weekend which we hope can only be described as magic. Some restrictions apply. 1. INK & DAGGER "Vampire Fast Code" from The Fine Art Of Original Sin (IR25) 2. METROSCHIFTER "One Cloud In The Sky" from split CD with Shipping News (IR24) 3. THE ENKINDELS "Halfway To Tucumcari" from Buzzclip 2000 (IR23) 4. (blank) Previously Unavailable Old Tracks: 5. THE ENKINDELS "Next To You" recorded Spring 1997 for a Police tribute compilation 6. METROSCHIFTER "Over The Rainbow" recorded Spring 1994, outtake from New Mexico Drum Machine Demos cassette 7. INK & DAGGER "Full Circle" alternate mastering of the 1996 version on Drive This Seven Inch Wooden Stake Through My Philadelphia Heart Surprise Bonus Tracks: 8. SHITLER "In De Pants Of Regularity" recorded Spring 1994, read Slamdek A to Z for the whole story 9. ENKINDEL "Territorial Pissings" recorded Fall 1994 for a cancelled Louisville Tribute to Nirvana 7" on Slamdek 10. COMMERCIAL "Good Morning Mister Hitler" recorded Summer 1996, from the short film Number One For A Second 11. COMMERCIAL "Slamdek" recorded early 1994, from Slamdek Field Hockey Rockers Free Sampler Cassette 12. ERIC COOPER "Cooper" recorded Fall 1994, alternate (but equally annoying) version appears in the first Metroschifter CD on Conversion