Mark Spence |
In December of 2001, one month after his twenty-second birthday, Mark Spence released his second LP, "cut with junk," and proptly ceased to exist. In a single gesture, he expanded his small catalog and sealed it with his retirement. Mark would continue to play, ut only with the newly formed band called Sickboy. Beginning at age 17, Mark's career of five years amounted to a haphazard assortment of gigs, a debut album that he tries to forget, a 7- inch single, critical praise, and more Dylan comparisons than is healthy for anyone. That's all that can really be said. |
Cut with junk |
1. I hate it when you kiss me 2. Go down easy 3. Break over me 4. For every ounce of trust i gain... 5. All i can see 6. Easy to get over 7. Something like love 8. Already past 9. The machine 10. Not much use for pride |
Vol. 1 |
1. Easy to get over 2. Chasin' the wrong dream |
No gig |
1. Ain't no shame 2. Hard days/critic on b street 3. Down 4. What you don't know 5. Just 'cause me 6. Nothin' goin right 7. Go down easy 8. As young artist sleeps on paper 9. Another rainy day november 10. Meet me when it's over 11. When midnite comes around 12. Alright |
