ARTIST: Recess Monkey
TITLE: Aminal House
LABEL: Recess Monkey
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 54:19 min
SIZE:  77,4 MB
RIP DATE: Jul-02-2007
RELEASE DATE: 000-00-2006
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Aminal House                               03:26
02. Aquarium                                   03:16
03. Zoo Zoo Zoo                                03:09
04. KC (He's A Fine Dog)                       02:06
05. When We Play Lion                          03:54
06. Fred (The Tabby Cat)                       02:31
07. Trading Squirrels                          01:41
08. Unlikely Likeables                         02:26
09. Butterfly                                  01:53
10. Intermission                               01:47
11. Littlest Monkey                            01:45
12. The Rabbits                                03:30
13. Gray Zebra                                 02:25
14. Pet Shark!                                 02:16
15. I Wanna Iguana                             01:39
16. Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road?        03:13
17. BATS!                                      01:58
18. Cookie (Don't Crumble)                     03:03
19. Not Fast Cheetah                           04:24
20. Goodnight (From The Sandman Lounge)        03:57

Release Notes:

Contrary to popular belief, the three members of
Recess Monkey were not raised in a jungle by actual
monkeys.
I mean, really: that's absurd!
They did however spend a number of years attending a
jungle school RUN by monkeys, earning their degree
in "Going Bananas." With honors! The boys liked all
of the Monkey subjects, but took a special liking to
Monkey Shines. Since their departure from Monkey
State, Recess Monkey has taken instead to rocking
the Monkey House.
Recess Monkey is made up of three elementary school
teachers from Seattle who rock out in their
classrooms as much as they do on stage. Their album
"Aminal House" was prasied by Stefan Shephard of
Zooglobble.com who said, ""Aminal House is an album
that must have been a blast to make, chock-full of
creativity. The album is never less than
interesting, and always a melodious spin. Definitely
recommended."

