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'''''Dig''''' is a promo-only vinyl EP by [[Carnival Art]], [[Brian Bell]]'s pre-[[Weezer]] band.
'''''Dig''''' is an EP by [[Carnival Art]], [[Brian Bell]]'s pre-[[Weezer]] band.


==Overview==
==Overview==
''Dig'' was released in late 1990, just prior to the early 1991 LP ''[[Thrumdrone]]'', and is currently out of print.  It contains "Mr. Blue Veins" and "Octopus" from ''Thrumdrone'' (presumably the album versions), as well as the non-LP track "Juice Dawg", which later appeared on the ''[[Blue Food & Black Sparks]]'' EP.  The disc also features what appears to be the only officially-released live track in the band's history - "No Thanks To Eve", which later appeared in a studio rendition on a single.
''Dig'' was released in late 1990, just prior to the early 1991 LP ''[[Thrumdrone]]'', and is currently out of print.  It contains the album versions of "[[Mr. Blue Veins]]" and "[[Octopus]]" from ''Thrumdrone'', as well as the non-LP track "[[Juice Dawg]]", which later appeared on the ''[[Blue Food & Black Sparks]]'' EP.  The disc also features what appears to be the only officially-released live track in the band's history - "[[No Thanks To Eve]]", which later appeared in a studio rendition on a single.


The disc was shipped to radio stations along with a press kit, including an 8 x 10 promo photo and a psychedelic-era style poster.
The disc was shipped to radio stations and record stores along with a press kit, including an 8 x 10 promo photo, a psychedelic-era style poster (designed by famed psychedelic artist Frank Kozik), a letter from Horace Blue Veins, and several photocopied reviews of Carnival Art shows from magazines and newspapers.


''Dig'' represents the earliest recorded and photographic evidence of [[sass]].
According to a letter from a Spineless Voodoo employee included in promo copies, additional copies of ''Dig'' could be purchased directly from the label by mail order for five dollars - although it does not specify on what format.  Also, cassettes of the EP were made available at Los Angeles-area indie record stores, and at Carnival Art shows.  It remains unclear whether ''Dig'' was ever made available on CD or in any sort of wide commercial release.
 
''Dig'' represents the earliest known recorded and photographic evidence of [[sass]].


==Track listing==
==Track listing==
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