finishing off our halloween week is our first collaborative compilation. with everyone chipping in their one song, we've built quite the eclectic compilation here. enjoy a safe and happy holiday!d-o-w-n-l-o-a-d
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finishing off our halloween week is our first collaborative compilation. with everyone chipping in their one song, we've built quite the eclectic compilation here. enjoy a safe and happy holiday!

sun soaked make-out music is on full display here by todd stolarski under his kumate guise. this face omelet installment also sees the first digital only release with part two of his mix. each is included below in separate pieces for easy download. unmixed compilation available upon request. full tracklist and description in the comments section. click the links below to download kumate's "every time i look into your pants i see the present" pts.1&2 (the love seat & the bed)


the dog in this photo wishes he was resting on the warm and inviting lap of The Omelet's own Ben Stein. Instead, old yeller gets to hang out with this bland credit score peddling curmudgeon. Fortunately, we've all been treated to an introductory compilation from the REAL ben stein that you can download below.
for eons, racist musicians have directly expressed their views through their material. for eons, asian people from all countries in the region have embraced the usage of gongs. with the help of dana and brian, finally, the two have achieved symbiosis.





with this entry into the ever growing face omelet library, our very own diamond dave digs deep into the depths of metal's wide reaching two-way influence. unexpected covers and unexpected coverers run amok across seventeen tracks that elicit genuine omgs and wtfs.
debbie tackles humankind's most complex emotion as evidenced over the course of twenty one tracks that range from educational music for school children to music recorded in a barn by school children...and back again.
The proud man in the photo above is most certainly not the President of Face Omelet's Atlanta Wing, Jay Edwards. This gem of a gent is Cleveland legend "Mushmouth" Mariano Pachetti. In the 70's, he dominated the sport of competitive pizza eating. A regular on "The Hoolihan & Big Chuck Show," he displayed the uncanny skill to devour a pie in minutes. For this comp, our very own Jay Edwards shows us this ability translated to the world of compact discs.
it's difficult to tell whether jake's intention here was to highlight some of the more socially transgressive artists of our time or if he was simply just trying to make a commentary about his friends. one thing is for certain; it's destined to remain one of life's greatest mysteries.
sarah enjoys making mix cds and shooting photographs. both are showcased within this post. on her introductory disc she impresses us all with foam dinosaurs, japanese stationary stickers, duct tape, and, most of all, her wide ranging musical selections.
jake and sauce decide to take a psychedelic trip. looking to temporarily lose their minds; they instead permanently lose their innocence. this life altering event is now forever immortalized over a span of twelve tracks that dive deep into the ambient abyss.
working with the loose concept of the 1971 film of the same name as his theme, jake crafts a harmonic love letter to sarah that simultaneously covers twenty tracks and the entire gamut of the musical spectrum.
jj started a joke and gets to the punchline nineteen tracks later. little bit of the bee gees. little bit of morrissey. little bit of this. little bit of that.
across sixteen tracks, kristin takes the prince of math's greatest achievement and thematically guides us up and down the curve.
fifteen tracks of indie eclecticism from the man many call sauce. belie' dat.
a theme of three particular numbers in sequence highlights this compilation. each of the thirty tracks contained is exactly two minutes and thirty-four seconds in length.