Homemade CDs

All This And More
Released February, 2002 [CD-R]
Saved from the dustbin by Alex, cleaned up by Steve.

THE SINGLE (1980):
(Don Pyle, Eddy Nagdee, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Special School"
• "It's Always There"
• "What Do You Do At Night?"

THE DEMO TAPE (1981-1982):
(Don Pyle, Eddy Nagdee, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Oddy Knocky"
• "My Room"
• "Influence"
• "Taking A Fall"
• "Grow Up!"
• "Will Those Days"
• "I Can't Get Excited"
• "She's Only"

LIVE AT THE EDGE:
(Don Pyle, Brian Connelly, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Short Fuse"
• "Little Willy" (Chinn/Chapman)
• "Nerve's Gone"
• "Rebel Rebel" (Bowie)
• "Out Of My Mind"
• "Grow Up!"
• "Let's Live For Today" (Julien/Mogull/Shapiro)
• "She's Only"
• [title unknown]
• "Oddy Knocky"
• "What Do You Do At Night?"
• "Everything You've Got"

REHEARSAL TAPE:
(Don Pyle, Brian Connelly, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "CK5 Instrumental"

BUICK McKANE - STUDIO RECORDING:
(Scott Reed, Brian Connelly, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Vambo" (Harvey/McKenna)

THE MOVERS - LIVE AT THE TURNING:

• [title unknown]

NOTES:

• "CK5 Instrumental" would later be titled "Hunter S. Thompson's Younger Brother".
• "Little Willy" is a cover of a song by The Sweet, "Rebel Rebel" is a David Bowie cover, and "Let's Live For Today" was originally recorded by The Rokes and made famous by The Grass Roots.
• The Movers' song is unrelated to Crash Kills Five / Buick McKane.

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CK5 B
Released April, 2003 [CD-R]
Compiled by Alex Koch

THE SINGLE (1980):
(Don Pyle, Eddy Nagdee, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Special School"
• "It's Always There"
• "What Do You Do At Night?"

THE DEMO TAPE (1981-1982):
(Don Pyle, Eddy Nagdee, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Oddy Knocky"
• "My Room"
• "Influence"
• "Taking A Fall"
• "Grow Up!"
• "Will Those Days"
• "I Can't Get Excited"
• "She's Only"

REHEARSAL TAPE:
(Don Pyle, Brian Connelly, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "CK5 Instrumental"

BUICK McKANE - DEMO (1978):
(Scott Reed, Brian Connelly, Reid Diamond, Alex Koch)

• "Janie Jones"
• "Anywhere, Anytime"
• "Oddy Knocky"
• "She's Only"
• "Downtown… When It's Dark"

NOTES:

• "CK5 Instrumental" would later be titled "Hunter S. Thompson's Younger Brother".