FIVE IRON FRENZY 7" **FIRST RELEASE EVER**1996** RARE
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This 7" is Five Iron Frenzy's very first release entitled "It's Funny, But Not Very Creative", released in 1996! I picked it up in Concord, CA on their very first tour to SF and LA and Tomfest, before their first album Upbeats and Beatdowns came out! There are only 500 copies of this floating around in the world!
They write about this 7" on their discography page on their website. The link to see the discography page is:
http://www.fiveironfrenzy.com/disc/
This Is what they write on the page:
It's Funny But Not Very Creative:
This was our first official release, we recorded it in 2 days in our basement in the spring of 1996 and put it out on 7" record. There are only 500 copies in existence, most of which we sold in Denver and on our first "tour" to L.A., San Fran, and Tom Fest. The songs here are the basement versions of "A Flowery Song," "Third World Think Tank," and "Everywhere I Go." While there are only 500 copies around, I still find them around the Denver area in used stores. Don't ask us if we are selling any, because we don't have any more copies! An interesting note about this 7" was that we accidentally forgot to thank Scott's (then future) wife Stephanie in the thank you's, so we all sat in Kinkos until 5 am handwriting her name in each of the 500 covers we made the day before we left on our tour.
The Record and Sleeve are in Perfect Condition! This is truly THE 7" to have for the true Five Iron Frenzy fan! I am sad to part with it because I have had it for almost 10 years, but the time has come! So get this RELIC of a 7" while you can, because you won't see this again!
