Tales of Instant Knowledge and Sure Death explained

Tales of Instant Knowledge and Sure Death
Type:	studio
Artist:	Idiot Flesh
Cover:	Idiotfleshtales.jpg
Released:	January 1, 1990^[1]
Genre:	Progressive rock, avant-garde rock, theatre, experimental music
Length:	50:24
Label:	Rock Against Rock Records
Producer:	Idiot Flesh Mark Stichman
Next Title:	The Nothing Show
Next Year:	1993

Tales of Instant Knowledge and Sure Death is the 1990 debut studio album by avant-garde rock band Idiot Flesh.

Personnel

• E. Horace (Gene) Jun – guitar, vocals
• Nils James Larson Frykdahl – flute, vocals, guitar, saxophone, percussion
• Daniel Wilkins Rathbun – bass, engineer, vocals, cello
• Daniel Aaron Roth – drums, metal percussion, saxophone, piano
• Charles "Chuck" LaBarge Stevenson Squier – drums, cover art

Guest musicians

• Danny Tunick – chimes, glockenspiel
• William Winant – glockenspiel, marimba
• Peter Josheff – clarinet

Production

• Per Frykdahl – cover art
• Mark Stichman – production, engineer
• Rance Mannion – engineer

Notes and References

1. http://music.msn.com/music/album/idiot-flesh/tales-of-instant-knowledge-and-sure-death/ Tales of Instant Knowledge and Sure Death @ music.msn.com