Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "A Single History: 1991–1997 is a compilation album by Unwound released on Kill Rock Stars. It contains tracks previously released on various 7\" singles and multiple-artist compilations. \"Crab Nebula\" and \"Stumbling Block\" originally appeared on the band's 1991 demo tape. The fourth song is a reference to the U.S. government's secret MK Ultra brainwashing program. The \"Negated\"/ \"Said Serial\"/ \"Census\" 7\" was the first-ever release on Troubleman Unlimited Records. \"Plight\" is a cover of a Minutemen song, from the tribute disc Our Band Could Be Your Life. \"Seen Not Heard\" is from a split 7\" with Steel Pole Bath Tub; the song comes from the Repetition album sessions. Following an extended drum and bass-style intro, \"The Light At The End...\" features odd vocal snippets from a man trying to persuade some band to make upbeat, \"tribal-sounding\" aerobics music.According to a Kill Rock Stars Q&A from 1999, the cover art is a composite of photos taken by drummer Sara Lund on the band's overseas tours. The top photo is of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice; \"the train in the middle is from Japan, and the nuns on the bottom are from a religious procession we witnessed in Trani, Italy.\""@en }
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- A_Single_History:_1991–1997 abstract "A Single History: 1991–1997 is a compilation album by Unwound released on Kill Rock Stars. It contains tracks previously released on various 7\" singles and multiple-artist compilations. \"Crab Nebula\" and \"Stumbling Block\" originally appeared on the band's 1991 demo tape. The fourth song is a reference to the U.S. government's secret MK Ultra brainwashing program. The \"Negated\"/ \"Said Serial\"/ \"Census\" 7\" was the first-ever release on Troubleman Unlimited Records. \"Plight\" is a cover of a Minutemen song, from the tribute disc Our Band Could Be Your Life. \"Seen Not Heard\" is from a split 7\" with Steel Pole Bath Tub; the song comes from the Repetition album sessions. Following an extended drum and bass-style intro, \"The Light At The End...\" features odd vocal snippets from a man trying to persuade some band to make upbeat, \"tribal-sounding\" aerobics music.According to a Kill Rock Stars Q&A from 1999, the cover art is a composite of photos taken by drummer Sara Lund on the band's overseas tours. The top photo is of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice; \"the train in the middle is from Japan, and the nuns on the bottom are from a religious procession we witnessed in Trani, Italy.\"".