3 EPs

This article is about the 1994 Tall Dwarfs album. For the Beta Band album, see The Three E.P.'s. For other uses, see 3 (disambiguation).

3 EPs
Studio album by
Tall Dwarfs
Released1994
Recorded12–14 January 1992 & 13–16 June 1993 at Intellectually Handicapped Studios
GenresIndie rock, lo-fi
Length56:12
LabelFlying Nun Records
Tall Dwarfs chronology
Fork Songs
(1991) 		3 EPs
(1994) 		Stumpy
(1996)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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3 EPs is a full-length CD by the New Zealand band Tall Dwarfs, released in 1994. The CD consists of three parts – A Question Of Medical Ethics, Up The Down Staircase and Sam's Spaniel – which were also released as three vinyl EPs collected in one box, all at once.

Track listing

All songs written by Bathgate & Knox except where noted.[2]

  • A Question of Medical Ethics
  1. "For All the Walters in the World"
  2. "Entropy"
  3. "What Goes Up"
  4. "Highrise"
  5. "Starry Eyed & Wooly Brained" (sic)
  6. "Folding"
  • Up The Down Staircase
  1. "Neusyland"
  2. "Two Dozen Lousy Hours"
  3. "Bob's Yer Uncle"
  4. "More 54"
  5. "Archaeopteryx"
  6. "Aint It Funny"
  • Sam's Spaniel
  1. "Senile Dementia" (written by Bathgate, Knox, Nastanovich, Kannberg)
  2. "Bee to Honey"
  3. "Postmodern Deconstructivist Blues" (written by Bathgate, Knox, Nastanovich, Kannberg)
  4. "Kidstuff"
  5. "Self-Deluded Dream Boy (In A Mess)"
  6. "Our Advice to You"

References

  1. ^ https://www.allmusic.com/album/r246884
  2. ^ Album notes for 3EPs, CD (1994). Flying Nun Records.


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