Jim O?Rourke Bad Timing 2LP 2LP in printed inners in wide spine outer sleeve Leading off with the slow-boil

Leading off with the slow-boil

” as well as a second track

B1 One Meat Ball B2 Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho B3 Don’t Lie Buddy B4 Number Twelve Train B5 Peter B6 Takin’ Names

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and mild-mannered pianist/synth-player Roy Bittan would emerge as a full-blown collaborator)

Jim O?Rourke Bad Timing 2LP 2LP in printed inners in wide spine outer sleeve Leading off with the slow-boilPersonnel includes: Jim O'Rourke; Ken Champion (pedal steel guitar). Released in 1997, Jim O'Rourke's Bad Timing is the first in a trilogy of solo releases to be named after films by British director Nicolas Roeg. O'Rourke's significance as a guitarist and experimental composer had already been well established, and by the time of this solo outing his work with David Grubbs in the post rock group Gastr del Sol had begun to show elements of the