Operationalization, by Tornado Head

Operationalization

by Tornado Head

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1.	A Tribute To My Independence 04:01	buy track
2.	8 Minutes to 11:30 04:39	buy track
3.	Show Me How To Dance 03:42	buy track
4.	Missouruh 05:09	buy track
5.	The Good Book 03:07	buy track
6.	When The Cattle Sleep 04:11	buy track
7.	Eric 04:18	buy track
8.	Baby Steps 04:15	buy track
9.	The Fairest Maid 02:30	buy track
10.	Beautiful Brown Eyes 05:28	buy track
11.	Life Emulates Decay Emulates Life 04:48	buy track
12.	There Once Was Love 02:50	buy track
13.	Ticonderoga Wood 03:30	buy track
14.	I Am A Crazy Person (80% About A Cat) 05:29	buy track
15.	Being A Ghost Train 09:16	buy track
16.	Pete's First Drink @ The Place 2 B 05:51	buy track
17.	I Know How You Feel, Dustin Hoffman 03:50	buy track

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Operationalization is the first full-length album by Tornado Head (formerly The Everest Ruin).

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released July 9, 2011

All songs written and performed by Josh King (except those noted below).
All songs © 2011 Joshua N. King. All songs (P) 2011 Joshua N. King.
Engineered, Mastered, and Co-Produced by:
Brad Schumacher, Oo-De-Lally Audio: www.oodelallyaudio.com
Recorded Mostly At South Wing Studios in Marshall, Missouri
Noise Compositions Performed at Oo-De-Lally Audio in St. Louis, Missouri
Other recording in Madison, Wisconsin, and near Marshall, Missouri.
Cover Art Drawing By JD King, www.jdkingart.com

Performance Credits
Show Me How To Dance: Alex Gastelum, Bass; Matt Shanahan, Drums
8 Minutes To 11:30: Brad Schumacher, Noise.
Being A Ghost Train: Brad Schumacher, Noise.
Missouruh: Austin Case, Rachel Hibbard, Patrick Vacek, Brad Schumacher: Yelling.
Baby Steps: Sobia Paracha, Vocals.
I Am A Crazy Person (80% About A Cat): Brad Schumacher, Guitar.
Place 2 B: Brad Schumacher, Beating A Guitar Case, Backing Vocals, Farm Equipment, Er-Hu.

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Tornado Head Kansas City, Missouri

Joshua And The Ruins is a jazz-folk project from the Midwest. The material spans amorous, political, and introspective themes, delivered in a mix of different styles since 2008.

Formerly known as "The Everest Ruin" and "Tornado Head", the project is home to a variety of works by composer and singer-songwriter Joshua King. The current lineup features Frank Smith on drums and Evan Barwick on bass. ... more

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