The Friends EP

Tracklist

1. 1Friends4:11
2. 2I Got to Put the Hammer Down2:21
3. 3King Billy5:57
4. 4Light Me Up3:29
5. 5Slow Down Boy3:52

Running time 19:50

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

The Friends EP is an EP by the American rock band Ween, released on June 19, 2007 and was set to be released on 12" in July 2007. Ween co-founder and lead guitarist Dean Ween described the EP as "The ultimate party record, filled with good beats and good times. Perfect for your barbecue or doing bong hits or whatever it is that you guys do." A substantially different arrangement of the song "Friends" also appears on La Cucaracha.

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Who made it

Played on it

• Gene Weenlead vocals · on 4 tracks
• Glenn McClellandbass guitar, keyboard · on 2 tracks
• Dean Weenlead vocals · on 1 track
• Firehouse Crewpercussion · on 1 track
• Andrew Weisspercussion · on 1 track

Production

• Emily Lazarmastering
• Greg Freyadditional recording, additional mixing, mixing, recording · on 3 tracks
• Andrew Weissmixing, producer, recording · on 2 tracks
• Andreas Litterscheidmixing, producer · on 1 track
• Richard Raithmixing, producer · on 1 track
• King Jammymixing, producer · on 1 track
• Michael McDonaldmixing, producer · on 1 track
• Weenproducer · on 1 track

The sleeve

• Aaron Tannerdesign

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  19 Jun 2007
• Labels
  Chocodog Records CDR1009
  Schnitzel Records SRLP125529
• Kind
  EP
• Formats
  CD 2 editions, Vinyl
• Editions
  3 releases in 2 countries
• Running time
  19:50
• Barcode
  616892905929

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• Chocolate and cheeseChocolate and cheeseHank Shteamer · 2011About Ween

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