Secrete Ooze by The O

The O-pocalypse presents an unofficial collection of the rarest of all b-sides, demos, and previously unreleased tracks. Including tunes from their earliest days as C.I.A. and The Ooze and the rarest cuts from the days beyond, with possibly the rarest of all O songs ever, "Born Today" (A "Mutant Home Demos" era track, originally only on the unattainable "Welcome To Black" sampler).

We kick off the compilation with a rocker of an unreleased Trip G "Gonna Get Got" b-side called "Still Rockin' U Out"! Also included is my personal favorite, the Nightmerica outtake "Stress". As well we have several tracks from the super rare 4-track demo (first rediscovered by fans as secret extras on the "Side A" DVD). A special treat for Nepo weed pop fans in the form of "Didn't Ask Why" with placeholder lyrics, and "Dr. G's Cousin Bob"! The cousin of Doctor Ghezelbash, is this the same Bob from "Xmas at Bobs"? And of course the legendary Nightmerica b-side "Walkmann" presented in all it's known versions!

This compilation has been curated non-chronologically to feel like an unofficial "Junk In The Trunk II" listening experience.

All of these are presented in their original lossless format for your listening pleasure. Thank you so much to Michael Gee, Nepo, Eddie Cincibus, Donovan Steitz, and Shaun Ryder for all the work they did in helping me to dig up all these tunes deep from their archives.

Tracklist

1.	Still Rockin' U Out	4:10

2.	I Fought the Power	4:47

3.	Puttin' It On	2:53

4.	Walkmann	3:18

5.	Didn't Ask Why	2:37

6.	Stress	4:05

7.	God Bless The Radio (C.I.A. Version)	3:42

8.	Let's Go Down	2:52

9.	Hormones	2:07

10.	Man Of Cardboard	2:50

11.	Summertime	2:39

12.	Heather's Got Two Moms	2:21

13.	Slice Of Pie	2:15

14.	Dr. G's Cousin Bob	6:40

15.	Born Today	3:41

16.	Walkmann (C.I.A. Version)	3:27

17.	Walkmann (Who Loves Ya Baby Mix)	3:22

Credits

released October 7, 2023

Songwriting & Performance by: Drugorious George (Michael Greenwald) & Nepo (Michael Nepo)

Drums on many tracks by: Burnman (Burnman Devlin).

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