Fluffy vs. Phantasmic

Description

Fluffy vs. Phantasmic is a split CD by the American alternative pop/rock bands Fluffy and Phantasmic, released on Flying Tart Records in 1996.

Fluffy changed name to Duraluxe in 1997 and re-released Sugar Pistol as Rock Music w/ Singing. By 2000, Chris Colbert was the only member of Fluffy left in Duraluxe.

CD tracklist:

Phantasmic
01. Phantasmic – Skinny Little Line – 3:46
02. Phantasmic – Out Of My Head – 2:39
03. Phantasmic – Rainy Day Assembly – 3:09
04. Phantasmic – Happy Now – 7:23
05. Phantasmic – Eyes Without A Face – 6:42

Fluffy
06. Fluffy – Shrimpy Brine (Originally on Sugar Pistol) – 3:34
07. Fluffy – Bleach (Originally on Sugar Pistol) – 3:49
08. Fluffy – Dead Horse Grin (Originally on Sugar Pistol) – 3:53
09. Fluffy – Wandering Wonderful (Originally on Sugar Pistol) – 2:16
10. Fluffy – Sugar Pistol (Originally on Sugar Pistol) – 4:19

Xtra Fluffy
11. Fluffy – Dura – Lux – 3:57
12. Fluffy – Counter Memory – 4:44
13. Fluffy – Guitars, Guns & Girls (Originally on Go, Fluffy, Go) – 6:27
14. Fluffy – Mary Knoll – 4:06

CD Bonus Consumer Frenzy Track
15. Joe Christmas – Baby Shoes 3:28

Note: Artwork includes 3 double-sided square inserts.

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A full-page advertisement for various new releases on Flying Tart Records, including Fluffy vs. Phantasmic, was featured in the September 1994 issue of CCM Magazine.

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Phantasmic:
Tess Wiley – guitar, vocals
Gabriel Wiley – drums
Jeremy Gomez – bass
J.J Plasencio – bass on “Rainy Day Assembly”
Dale Baker – drums on “Rainy Day Assembly”
Matt Slocum – guitar on “Rainy Day Assembly”

Fluffy:
Jeff Beans – bass
Paul Pellegrin – drums
Nathan Pellegrin – sings
Christopher Colbert – guitar
Shelly Denison – Talked about desert on “Sugar Pistol”

xTra Fluffy:
Cap’N Jasper – Singin’ an’ stringin’
Chris Colbert – Some stuff, you know…
Tess Wiley – The real talent
Rhythm Ace – Rhythm ace