Alternative Rock
California, USA

1988 Independent

David Koval – Vocals, guitar
Caryn Colbert – Guitar
Christopher Colbert – Guitar
Tennessee Beans – Electric bass guitar
Rich – Drums

1. Ferris Wheel (9:07)
2. Love Song (4:43)
3. Funeral (5:32)

Re-issue later on the Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt 1995 re-issue.

1989 Independent

David Koval – Vocals, guitar
Caryn Colbert – Guitar
Christopher Colbert – Guitar
Tennessee Beans – Electric bass guitar
Paul Pelligrin – Drums

1. Funeral (3:40)
2. Everything (4:15)
3. Ferris Wheel (3:34)
4. Abandoned Houses (3:35)
5. Social Studies (4:09)

This release was sold at early concerts. These five songs were later added as side two of Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt. ACM Journal #1 listed this album as More Cows Than People, but other source have referred to it as the original Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt.

1990 Narrowpath Records

David Koval – Vocals, electric sitar, acoustic guitar
Caryn Colbert – Guitar
Christopher Colbert – Guitar
Edwin Wohler – Electric bass guitar
Paul Pelligrin – Drums

Tennesee Beans – electric bass guitar (tracks 6 – 10)

1. Icky (4:31)
2. Power (4:11)
3. Cavewoman (5:56)
4. This Train (4:21)
5. Mr. Ed (2:48)
6. Funeral (3:40)
7. Everything (4:15)
8. Ferris Wheel (3:34)
9. Abandoned Houses (3:35)
10. Social Studies (4:09)

This album disappeared almost as fast as it was released. Even the band claimed they had a hard time finding it. The last five songs on this album actually started out as a cassette ep that was distributed at concerts. The first five songs were added and this album was released.

199? Relativity/Vinyl Vox Records

1. Ralph’s Garage (2:47)
2. Tell Mama (3:05)
3. Voices (2:25)
4. Jello Wiggle (3:18)
5. Edwin Loves TX! (0:23)
6. Videos and Food (5:05)
7. Bill’s Shoe Shine (2:52)
8. Little Maxine’s Epiphany (5:10)
9. Jonas’ Russian Accordion (1:41)
10. Toll House Waltz (4:02)
11. Happy Song (short) (0:20)
12. The Uniform Tree (4:09)
13. Song of the Humpback Whales (1:07)
14. Fashion Gal (3:15)
15. The Happy Song (Featuring Sol and Hank) (3:30)

This album was recorded for a mainstream label, but never released. “Tell Mama” was re-recorded for Dad, and “Bill’s Shoe Shine” was re-recorded as “Ad America” for Dad. The rest of the songs were released by Blonde Vinyl under the name product#bvcd3482 (love gift) – with a few songs edited or remixed to some degree (with intros changed and things like that). “Bill’s Shoe Shine” was also on product#bvcd3482 (love gift) as “Ad America (Baby Baby Baby Version)”.