"Gelbo (extended LRS mix)" genre: Alternative General
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	This recording features very special guest appearances by the "original" Laundry Room Squelchers, Mr. Entertainment and Captain Johnson of The One Eyed Kings, Dan Hosker of Holy Terrors, and the late great Pete Moss.
	Credits: I Don't Know (w/ Laundry Room Squelchers, Mr. Entertainment, Captain Johnson, Dan Hosker, and Pete Moss.
	Story Behind the Song This was meant to appear on the follow-up to Gullible's Travels that never happened. Now, here it is, available to the general public in all it's glory for the first time. This song was conceived live on stage in Naples. We never sat down and worked on arrangements or lyrics. Not once did we ever rehearse it. We did the basic tracks - drums, guitar, and bass live in one take. At the end of the song, Ferny broke a guitar string and it got caught in between the other strings. As he pulled it out, it made this evil grinding noise, so I came back in with the bass line and Izo came back in with me and the next thing you know, we were making a bunch of beautiful noise, that was perhaps directly inspired by our jams with the legendary Frank "Rat Bastard" Falestra. It was only natural to bring in The Laundry Room Squelchers (Rat, Mindy, Julie, Ivy, and Luc) , along with Mr. Entertainment (One Eyed Kings, and presently the Tiny Show), Dan Hosker (Holy Terrors), and the legendary Pete Moss to appear on the recording. We recorded them for about an hour and took what we used from that hour of relentless squelching. The saxophone that you hear throughout the song is Capatin Johnson (One Eyed Kings). We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed creating it and now being able to present it to you.

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