Brown Bag Theory (1996), by Home-Les aka Davey Gravey

Brown Bag Theory (1996)

by Home-Les aka Davey Gravey

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.

Purchasable with gift card

name your price

1.	Censorship 01:13	buy track
2.	Painkillerz 02:16	buy track
3.	Pablo's Jam 02:23	buy track
4.	Violence 02:38	buy track
5.	It's all the same 02:50	buy track
6.	Slasher Flick Syndrome 01:43	buy track
7.	Flesh and Blood 01:44	buy track
8.	Brown Bag Theory 02:37	buy track

about

In late 1995 Davey Gravey, at the time, known as Mista Bozak / Home-Les began work on his debut solo album.
Now, recording entirely at "The Crack Shack" with Joe and Pete engineering.

This time, going for a more hip hop approach while still dabbling in horrorcore, Davey created about 8 songs and planned to release this album in October of 1996.

This album was again scrapped when Joe and Pete stole an ADAT. All recording was now clean and digital. There really wasn't any comparison in quality so Davey, again, scrapped the record to work on new material.

One song, "Painkillerz" was used for the LSD album, although the mix was over compressed and sub-par.

credits

released October 1, 1996

Released 01 October 1996
Written, Recorded and Produced by Davey
Engineered by Joe Szykula and Bald Ass Pete.

Recorded at The Crack Shack (South Warren, MI)

license

about

Bag of Hammers Detroit, Michigan

Bag of Hammers were formed in 1994 in South Warren, Michigan by Davey Gravey and DJ Flyhead.

Bag of Hammers are an old school hip hop duo who were notorious for drinking, doing drugs and fighting.

Bag of Hammers released over 20 albums between 1994 and 2009 when Davey and Flyhead went their separate ways.

Bag of Hammers have worked with Esham and Mike Clark.

Visit our website for more info. ... more