Husky Youth, by Nuns Like To Fence

Husky Youth

by Nuns Like To Fence

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1.	Pretty Boy 02:36	buy track
2.	Spur Posse Rock 03:37	buy track
3.	You Thought I Was Famous 03:22	buy track
4.	Husky Youth Theme Song 03:20	buy track

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released February 4, 2022

Produced and recorded by Aaron Friedman at his house on cassette 4 track from December 1995 to January 1996

Some post-production/mastering may have been done by Zach Poff circa the late 1990's

Digital post-production/mastering done by Jordan Romero - Autumn 2021

Cover art/design by Mike Apichella

Except where otherwise noted, all of the photos of Husky Youth that appear here were taken by Spence Holman at various times in 1995 (left to right) :
Doug Hammond
Lou Thomas
Chris Teret
Scott Gilmore
(the photo of Scott comes from the 1995 Towson High School Yearbook; courtesy of Bill Jones)

All songs written and performed by Husky Youth:

1. "Pretty Boy"
vocals - Doug Hammond
guitar – Chris Teret
bass – Lou Thomas
drums – Scott Gilmore
lyrics by either Scott Gilmore or Lou Thomas

2. "Spur Posse Rock" :
lead vocals/lyrics/handclaps - Scott Gilmore
guitar/handclaps/back up vocals - Doug Hammond
bass/handclaps/back up vocals – Lou Thomas
drums/handclaps/backup vocals – Chris Teret

3. "You Thought I Was Famous" :
vocals - Chris Teret
guitar – Doug Hammond
bass – Lou Thomas
drums – Scott Gilmore
Lyrics by Lou Thomas or Scott Gilmore

4. "Husky Youth Theme" :
vocals/lyrics - Doug Hammond
guitar – Chris Teret
bass – Lou Thomas
drums – Scott Gilmore

Special thanks to Cathleen Brooks, Carver kids, Towson mall punks, Aaron & Jeff/Manisexdestiny, Trevor from Yard Sale (for not killing Chris), all riot grrrls, and all anti-macho misfits everywhere

NO thanks to bullies, phobes, fascist jocks, Towson High, and The Spur Posse

All profits from this release will be donated to Doctors Without Borders and Grass Roots Crisis Intervention

You can learn more about the wild life and times of Husky Youth in the following two part essay/oral history:

towsonglenarmfreakouts.wordpress.com/2021/04/08/saw-off-your-manhood-the-husky-youth-story-part-1/

towsonglenarmfreakouts.wordpress.com/2021/04/26/saw-off-your-manhood-part-2-the-rise-fall-of-husky-youth/

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