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Track 6 & final track from their 1999 EP 'Made for Comfort... Not Speed'
Just realized this is a song about wanking... brilliant.
Track 6 & final track from their 1999 EP 'Made for Comfort... Not Speed'
Just realized this is a song about wanking... brilliant.









![8 Storey Window - 8 Storey Window [1994 Full Album]
8 Storey Windows only full album, released in 1994. The cover shown is for the UK release, the US, having used a different picture.
Track List:
1. I Will - 0:00
2. Close to the Sky - 4:14
3. Screaming Waterfalls - 7:47
4. I Thought You Told Me Everything - 10:47
5. Next to Nothing - 17:49
6. Already Gone - 22:45
7. What You Like - 27:35
8. Flower Hill - 31:44
9. Laughing at Yourself - 36:49
All tracks written by Chris Conklin except for 4 & 6, written by Conklin with Andy Crisp and Steve Toterdell.
Produced by Terry Bickers 8 Storey Window - 8 Storey Window [1994 Full Album]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OTFJ8hi1joA/mqdefault.jpg)
![Blind Horse - Black Sun
Following the demise of Mother Love Bone, Bruce Fairweather took a job at a photo lab, returning to music with Blind Horse (the name was inspired by the play Equus), a band started by vocalist Chris Tilden, and including bassist Mark Patterson and drummer Richard Stuverud.
Jonathan Poneman caught some early Blind Horse shows. The first couple of times I saw them they were mind-blowing, and I was very interested in working with them [at Sub Pop]. They were akin to Black Crowes, but it wasnt Lead Singer Rock. It had a very rootsy Rory Gallagher / Stones/ Humble Pie vibe. But they did it so effortlessly, so unpretentiously at first.
It wasnt long before Blind Horse was recording a demo; soon after, however, Stuverud left. Greg Gilmore remembers, I was around when Blind Horse was being formed: I went and jammed a bit, but I was not moved at all. But then I saw them a few months later, and they were alright. A lot more time passed and when I saw them at RCKNDY, they were taking on a whole direction, making noise and creating chaos, a Stones kind of thing which I saw could be heavier, darker.
Gilmore promptly joined the band, but it was not to last. The Sub Pop deal fell through, and Gilmore played no more than five shows with Blind Horse before both he and Fairweather quit. Tilden followed, moving on to Native Messiah, with future Fire Ants bassist Dan McDonald. (Tilden would later audition for the Fire Ants.)
Only one Blind Horse recording would ever be released; Black Sun crops up on the Young And The Restless compilation album, released in 1991 by the Art Institute of Seattles music departments own 3:23 label. Blind Horse - Black Sun](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OiqAOjGCOzE/mqdefault.jpg)