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“Some Kinda Itch” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ5.A syndicate is a group of people or independent companies that form a temporary business partnership to manage a particularly big transaction or promote a common interest. “Until Lately” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ4. “Folsom Prison Blues” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ3. “That’s What You Always Say” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ2. “Definitely Clean” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ1. “Halloween” (Backstage, Tucson, AZ, 1982)ġ0. “Days of Wine and Roses” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)ĩ. “When You Smile” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)Ĩ. “Definitely Clean” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)ħ. “Halloween” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)Ħ. “Then She Remembers” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)ĥ. “Sure Thing” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)Ĥ. “That’s What You Always Say” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)ģ. “Tell Me When It’s Over” (Live at the Country Club, Reseda CA, 1982)Ģ. “That’s What You Always Say” (Rehearsal Version)ġ. “Too Little, Too Late” (Kendra vocal) (Live)ġ2. “It’s Gonna Be Alright” (Live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, CA, 1982)ĩ. “Then She Remembers” (Live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, CA, 1982)Ĥ. “Sure Thing” (Live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, CA, 1982)ģ. “Until Lately” (Live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, CA, 1982)Ģ.

“Some Kinda Itch” (Live at KPFK, 1982)ĭisc 3: Crackling Noises OK - Do Not Correctġ. Unknown song with lyrics (Rehearsal Version, 1982)ġ1. “Last Chance For You” (Rehearsal Version, 1982)ġ0. “Outside the Dream Syndicate” (Rehearsal Version, 1982)ĩ. “Is It Rolling, Bob?” (Rehearsal Version, 1982)Ĩ. “Definitely Clean” (Rehearsal Version, 1981)ĥ. “Too Little, Too Late” (Rehearsal Version, 1981)Ĥ. “Last Chance For You” (15 Minutes / 7-Inch Single Version)ģ. “That’s What You Always Say” (15 Minutes / 7-Inch Single Version)Ģ. “That’s What You Always Say” (Down There EP)ĭisc 2: Even More Hot Rocks (No Hits & Out of Phase Cookies)ġ. The Dream Syndicate, History Kinda Pales When It and You Are Aligned: The Days Of Wine and Roses (4CD edition)ĭisc 1: The Days of Wine and Roses + Down There EPġ1.

We would actually listen to these cassettes back then religiously, simultaneously for study and clues for what to do next but also just out of amazement that we were suddenly playing in our own favorite band, doing a kind of music we had only dreamed somebody might do someday. There are stories told in interviews over the last 40 years, songs mutated in performances in those same decades, memories absentmindedly trimmed, sanitized, remade, remodeled.īut hearing these bonus tracks of live and rehearsal performances of The Dream Syndicate, culled by Pat Thomas from the cassette collection of Dennis Duck, I remember things about that band and what we were doing in 1982 that I had long since forgotten. Instead, I’ve found myself buying the myth, investing in the easy narrative of a band that had a shockingly quick impact with a universally beloved debut EP and LP and took it from there. The retelling of the story has hardly been willful or clever, although Karl Precoda and I used to delight in telling journalists that we met at Dodger Stadium, overhearing the other talk about cool rock bands or that we originally set out to be a party band called Hot Rocks that would cover said Rolling Stones album start to finish (the latter was true for about the time it took to consume one tumbler of whiskey at a local bar). And for a band with as long and continuously revisited a history as my band The Dream Syndicate, there has been plenty of time for deviation from the original story.

It’s funny how over the years you reinvent a fictionalized history of your past, amended, and reinforced repeatedly until it becomes a brand-new fact, ripe and ready for further revisionism.