Compiled in 2000, this collection features: Blake Baily, AB!, Papa Wheelie, Hank Swank, Yetti, Kashus, D.J. K.B., Omnivox, Smack Pie, Ill Odyssey, The Stone Giants and Fair Play for Cuba.
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The second of the Redlight Records compilation, done in 2002, this album featured Metaphor, Go Ask Brian, Tony Westen, Tsai, Fourteen 21, Papa Wheelie, Jordan and Fair Play for Cuba.
Compiled in 2004, this is the popular favorite of the Redlight Records compilations. Still in release. Features: Ill Odyssey, Young Boy, The Stone Giants, Go Ask Brian, Anthony Westen, Dave Voss, Fair Play for Cuba, Swanee's, John Wakefield Hall, and Smack Pie.
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Done in the summer of 2005. Backordered. Sequoia Drive's first album and the only collection to include Eric Icenogle as a vocalist. 12 songs. Includes: Title track, "Swamp Zombie", "All Right", and "Let Me Be the Bridge"
Dave Voss lives forever.
Done in 2003 with Tera DerYergian and Kortney Leatherwood.
36 instrumentals from Redlight Records studio.
Done in '96 this album contains traces of Jordan's 8 track analog stuff. 11 songs, features "Smooth Taste", "Risk", "Crazy Tammy", and "Turn Back the Tide".
Done at Music Makers Studio in Austin, TX in '93. Still in release. Features Billy Eli on vox, Jordan Egler on guitars, Ginnette Benedict on backing voice, Phill Achee on drums, David Sydow, Lunn Evans, Mike McCarrol and Mark McMillan on Bass.
The first incarnation of the classic Stone Giants album. With Alton Duderstadt III on drums.
Done in the Fall of '97, this album featured the first recorded version of "Split Personality", later to be made a hit by the Stone Giants. Features Jeffery Dale Fagan on two originals as well.
Released as a downloads-only album on mp3.com, this collection was doomed when mp3.com wiped their servers and went ASCAP/BMI. F*ckers. Features the lovely siren Ashley Hart on the featured song.
Another downloads-only release on mp3.com, this potent songwriting team fell short of record lable expectations when the duo broke into the studio, stole much of the rehearsal equipment, and was never seen again.
Released in 2016, mixed and mastered by John Shepherd
The Stone Giants' fourth album. Features performances by Brian Huggins, Stan Maddox, and Tom Handy.
15 songs on a world-market release from the master of "creepy cool"
Completed winter of 2004. 17 songs.
The first in a series of singles by the prolific artist with shades of dub and reggae.
The first in a series of singles by the prolific artist with shades of dub and reggae.
The first in a series of singles by the prolific artist with shades of dub and reggae.
The first in a series of singles by the prolific artist with shades of dub and reggae.
The first in a series of singles by the prolific artist with shades of dub and reggae.
Another single to add to the archives. This features the lovely and talented Sheavie Williams on duet evoking pangs of persistent desire.
The pros and cons. Mostly cons.
By noon I hope to leak out of this room • Little drops of mercury scattered only to bloom • In the pointy part of your heart • I see you all again from the inside out • I know what will make you laugh I know what makes you pout • Cause I'm the pointy part of your heart •
I'm sailing off the edge of the world • Hoisting up my sails I'm seeing double • I'm speaking in plural • I'm heading back to your heart • The pointy part of your heart •
