Friends and Nervous Breakdowns
album by Josh Eppard
Friends and Nervous Breakdowns is the first/debut album by rapper Weerd Science (real name Josh Eppard) also the former drummer of progressive rock bands 3 and current drummer of Coheed and Cambria. A video was released for "Conspiracy Theories w/ out Mel Gibson".
Track listing
"Intro" – 1:55
"Conspiracy Theories w/ out Mel Gibson" – 3:40
"My War, Your Problem" – 3:34
"Ordinary Joe (WCH)" – 4:41
"Girl, Your Baby's Worm Food" – 4:29
"Blueprint" – 5:44
"In a City With No Name" – 4:44
"God Bless Pepsi" – 3:38
"Fuck You & Your Filthy A&R Dept." – 3:42
"Joshua, They're Laughing at You" – 3:23
"Super Friends" – 5:23
"How to Be a Terrorist" – 4:41
"The Sitcom Really Really Isn't All That Real" – 4:26
"Methods n Test Tubes" – 4:21
"Kill Your Rapper" – 1:41
All songs by Weerd Science.
Personnel
Josh Eppard – Vocals
Michael Birnbaum – Recording, engineering, mixing, guitar on Girl, Your Baby's Worm Food
Chris Bittner – Recording, engineering, mixing, production, bass tracks on My War, Your Problem, Ordinary Joe (WCH), In A City With No Name, Joshua, They're Laughing At You, How To Be A..., and This Sitcom Really Really Isn't All That Real, and music for Ordinary Joe (WCH)
Danny Illchuck – Recording, engineering, production, all scratches, guest vocals on Super Friends
Dave Parker – Recording, engineering, production
Kwame "Gangstophagus" Wiafe-Atenken – spoken word on My War, Your Problem and Fuck You And Your Filthy A&R Dept.
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