Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here's another interesting music rip for you all.
This one is Sense 1981 self titled single which includes Framed Answers (A side) and A visitation to a city Part II (Side B). The single was released in a triangle shaped 45 RPM single sleeve. This was another single I was unable to obtain much info about. First thing is that this single was recorded in the same studio as the Death Metal band from Milwaukee: Morta Skuld (which makes me believe this single was made in Wisconsin... VERY COOL if that's the truth). The second fact is that is may be the earliest recorded work that Paul Kneevers ever did (being the earliest I could find was in 1989 this was released in 1981). Pretty much all I could find out.
Anyways, this is another upload that I believe is the first online release of this single. I could not find this anywhere online, not mention in any metal/rock/experimental forums,not on discogs, nothing anywhere. Which this single was not easy to rip (in pretty bad condition, it took 15 tries and soap and water to get this to play properly ). I got this single @ a thrift shop at a good price. It caught my attention that this single was cut in the shape of a triangle (never seen that before) and the cover art as well. This was another single I was not able to listen to until recently (as before I didn't have a working record player). I thought it might be Prog rock, but now listening to it, it's kind hard to define the genre of this single as it does go all over the place within the two songs on this single (but I do like it though).
Anywho... enjoy this rare (Prog Rock?) single from 1981. Oh and I forgot to mention the band members names... well here they are:
Gary Hogue- Bass Guitars
Mike Kulik- Guitars
Paul Kneevers- Songwriter/Keyboards/Vocals
Michael Bortz- Percussion/Vocals
This single was ripped with Audacity and the single came from my own personal collection. This was not taken from any site. I own no rights to this other than owning the single and ripping it. I also do not receive ad revenue from ANY of my uploads (so if you see ads, they are not because of me, I highly recommend Ad Blocker Ultimate if you see any ads on ANY of my videos).
Here's another interesting music rip for you all.
This one is Sense 1981 self titled single which includes Framed Answers (A side) and A visitation to a city Part II (Side B). The single was released in a triangle shaped 45 RPM single sleeve. This was another single I was unable to obtain much info about. First thing is that this single was recorded in the same studio as the Death Metal band from Milwaukee: Morta Skuld (which makes me believe this single was made in Wisconsin... VERY COOL if that's the truth). The second fact is that is may be the earliest recorded work that Paul Kneevers ever did (being the earliest I could find was in 1989 this was released in 1981). Pretty much all I could find out.
Anyways, this is another upload that I believe is the first online release of this single. I could not find this anywhere online, not mention in any metal/rock/experimental forums,not on discogs, nothing anywhere. Which this single was not easy to rip (in pretty bad condition, it took 15 tries and soap and water to get this to play properly ). I got this single @ a thrift shop at a good price. It caught my attention that this single was cut in the shape of a triangle (never seen that before) and the cover art as well. This was another single I was not able to listen to until recently (as before I didn't have a working record player). I thought it might be Prog rock, but now listening to it, it's kind hard to define the genre of this single as it does go all over the place within the two songs on this single (but I do like it though).
Anywho... enjoy this rare (Prog Rock?) single from 1981. Oh and I forgot to mention the band members names... well here they are:
Gary Hogue- Bass Guitars
Mike Kulik- Guitars
Paul Kneevers- Songwriter/Keyboards/Vocals
Michael Bortz- Percussion/Vocals
This single was ripped with Audacity and the single came from my own personal collection. This was not taken from any site. I own no rights to this other than owning the single and ripping it. I also do not receive ad revenue from ANY of my uploads (so if you see ads, they are not because of me, I highly recommend Ad Blocker Ultimate if you see any ads on ANY of my videos).
