Long Division
The second album, again with Kramer, and the first with Zak Sally on bass.
Low, 1995
- Released
- 23 May 1995
- Recorded
- November 1994
- Studio
- Noise New Jersey
- Label
- Vernon Yard
- Producer
- Kramer
- Length
- 49:09
Kramer produced and engineered the second album at Noise New Jersey in November 1994, with Jed Rothenberg assisting. All the songs are credited to Parker, Sally and Sparhawk, and Parker sings three of the twelve, Below and Above, Shame and See-through. Sally took the cover photograph. The album closes with Take, which runs two and a half minutes after the seven minutes of Stay.
Track listing
- Violence5:54
- Below & Above2:32
- Shame3:56
- Throw Out the Line4:05
- Swingin'4:10
- See-through4:25
- Turn5:08
- Caroline4:48
- Alone4:00
- Streetlight0:35
- Stay7:04
- Take2:32
Personnel
- Alan Sparhawk guitar, vocals
- Mimi Parker percussion, vocals
- Zak Sally bass
- Kramer producer, engineer
- Jed Rothenberg assistant engineer
More from Low
I Could Live in Hope (1994), The Curtain Hits the Cast (1996), Secret Name (1999), Things We Lost in the Fire (2001), Trust (2002), The Great Destroyer (2005), Drums and Guns (2007), C'mon (2011), The Invisible Way (2013), Ones and Sixes (2015), Double Negative (2018), Hey What (2021)
Sources
- Long Division (Low album), Wikipedia
- Low: Long Division (Vernon Yard), Discogs