NAILING COLOURS TO THE WHEEL Vinyl EP Prices Including Postage UK £12.99 GBP Europe £14.99 GBP Rest Of World £17.99 GBP Bad Blood Waiting On the Wire Count On Angels The Warmest Kiss Recorded at Blackwing Engineered by John Fryer Cover photo by Ari BREATH5 Although Im sure John Fryer used drum samples to enhance the sound on some of our other songs, Bad Blood is the first song on which I was really aware of this happening and remember him playing us a variety of sounds and asking if we preferred the drum sound on Born In The USA to something like In The Air Tonight, which we found very amusing. I remember being really pleased with how big and powerful the drums sounded at the time, but listened to it recently and couldnt believe how overpowering the drums sounded in comparison to to the small, polite guitars, but as with all things, certain sounds become fashionable and ones ear becomes accustomed to them, and in the late Eighties the fashionable sound was big, big drums . The Warmest Kiss was a song we had been doing live for quite a while before recording it and ended up sounding pretty similar to how it did onstage. But although we had performed Waiting On The Wire a couple of times before going into the studio, once wed recorded it we didnt want to play it live again because although we were really happy with it beforehand, wed added so many layers while recording it (even Tris did a vocal part ), that it sounded really empty when we tried to recreate it live in comparison to the recorded version which was really rich and spacey. Taken from interview with Ari.