Frankston Audio Arthouse is located, well, near Frankston somewhere, but not really... It was incredibly hard to get to unless you were Richard, who by sheer coincidence, lived and worked there. Four songs were recorded and mixed in 8 hours on some old 24 track desk and an 8 track reel to reel. Effects were limited except there was plenty of choice reverbs, which were applied to the vocal tracks in abundance, making them sound strangely similar to something you might find on any of your favourite 80's shlock rock records... All the tracks were recorded live, but the distorted guitar sounds were re-recorded and came from the same amazing unit the reverbs came from. The good old Marshall Valvestate and Yamaha Pacifica duo were a bit to scratchy back in those days for a real slick recording such as this, they may have actually sounded natural..

Little known facts..

• All the cassette covers were hand cut with a pair of Crayola fluro scissors, possibly the green ones with the smooth edge...
• Chocolate Fudge was originally titled "Swank", but was deemed to offensive as it was "your more risque magazine..."
• The music for "Interlude" was written by Adam Beasley, Gru and Travis Bakos when they played in a band before gavin, called "Delerium".
• The title of the Cassette came from the first line of lyrics in "Jellybeans and Ice-Creams". (What's this you say??!! No more funny stuff??!!)
• The artwork for the cassette was stolen from a photography book, which happened to be also stolen, from the infamous Leongatha Secondary College.