Singing for the Crickets, by Mary Mary Quite Contrary and Jack Spratt

Singing for the Crickets

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1.	I'm a Revolution 02:25	buy track
2.	Fables and Fire/Sleeping You Off 06:07	buy track
3.	Love On Paper 03:33	buy track
4.	Laundry 02:25	buy track
5.	The Consciousness of Zen and Losing Sleep 03:39	buy track
6.	Independence Day 04:13	buy track
7.	Born on Judgment Day 03:09	buy track
8.	Song for Ogres 01:55	buy track
9.	Shape up 03:09	buy track
10.	Holy Water Down the Hatch 03:26	buy track

For 2 weeks in August 2009, friends made music instead of bad decisions... to the beat of their own drum.

released August 1, 2009

Jack Spratt, Brittany Horkan

Mary Mary Quite Contrary Washington, D.C.

Pretty bad at labels.

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