Church of Realities

Church of Realities
Church of Realtities
EP by həd
Released 1995
Genre Hip hop, punk rock
Length 45:05
Hed PE chronology
Church of Realities
(1995)
(truth) E.P.
(2009)

Church of Realities is an extended play by American punk rock band Hed PE. Self-distributed in 1995, it was the band's first release.

Contents

Music

The music of Church of Realities establishes the band's trademark style, which primarily fuses elements of punk rock and hip hop.[1][2] It also includes elements of funk, jazz and metal.[2]

Release

The album was independently produced by the band and distributed without a supporting label in 1995.[1]

Legacy

Following the EP's release, the band changed its name, adding "PE", which stood for "Planet Earth",[3][4] and signed with Jive Records, who released their self-titled LP in 1997.[5] Several tracks from this EP were recorded for the LP.[6]

This EP strongly influenced the music of Limp Bizkit; Fred Durst listened to Hed PE's music throughout the production of Limp Bizkit's debut album, Three Dollar Bill, Yall$, which was released one month before Hed PE's self-titled album.[7][8]

Track listing

No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Inro"   Geer/Shaine 4:06
2. "1st Song"   Geer/Shaine 2:16
3. "Hangman"   Geer/Shaine/Vaught/Benekos/Boyce/Young 4:44
4. "Darky"   Geer/Shaine/Benekos 5:11
5. "I.F.O."   Geer/Shaine/Vaught/Benekos/Boyce/Young 18:06
6. "Ground" (Hidden track) Geer/Shaine 2:09
7. "Spam" (Hidden track) Geer/Shaine 4:25
8. "Hill" (Hidden track) Geer/Shaine/Vaught/Young 4:04

Personnel

References



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