The Brown Acid Caveat

The Brown Acid Caveat is the seventh full-length album by the experimental rock group The Tear Garden released on July 7, 2017[1] after starting a successful PledgeMusic campaign in August 2016.[2] The campaign, which achieved 117% of its financial goal, allowed for the inclusion of a number of guest musicians including Dre Robinson and former Legendary Pink Dots members Ryan Moore, Martijn De Kleer, and Patrick Q. Wright.[3] The album title refers to an announcement given to spectators of the first Woodstock Festival in 1969 to avoid "brown acid" -- a type of LSD reportedly associated with bad trips.[4]

The Brown Acid Caveat
Studio album by
The Tear Garden
ReleasedJuly 7, 2017
Recorded2016-2017
GenrePsychedelic
Length1:16:00
LabelNettwerk
The Tear Garden chronology
Crystal Mass
(2000)		 The Brown Acid Caveat
(2017)

Track listing
  1. "Strange Land" – 5:44
  2. "Stars On The Sidewalk" – 7:32
  3. "Amy's Personality" – 6:29
  4. "Calling Time" – 4:28
  5. "On With The Show" – 7:23
  6. "Sinister Science" – 7:26
  7. "Lola's Rock" – 5:58
  8. "Kiss Don't Tell" – 7:42
  9. "A Private Parade" – 7:09
  10. "The Sound Of Space" – 5:26
  11. "Seven Veils" – 7:10
  12. "Object" – 4:19

Personnel

Credits adapted from liner notes of The Brown Acid Caveat.[5]

The Tear Garden

Additional musicians
  • Ryan Moore - bass
  • Martijn De Kleer - guitar
  • Patrick Q. Wright - viola, violin
  • Dre Robinson - percussion
  • Alice - voices

Technical personnel
  • Greg Reely - mastering, mixing
  • Peter Clarke - artwork
  • Simon Paul - assembly

References
  1. Veronac, Alex. "The Tear Garden - The Brown Acid Caveat (July 30, 2017)". Release Music Magazine. Retrieved 31 January 2019.
  2. "The BROWN ACID CAVEAT". Retrieved 28 June 2017.
  3. Veronac, Alex. "KaSpel and Key Return to The Tear Garden (August 11, 2017)". Release Music Magazine. Retrieved 31 January 2019.
  4. "The Brown Acid Caveat - The Tear Garden". Metropolis Records. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
  5. "The Brown Acid Caveat: Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
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