Dare I Say...

Dare I Say...
Dare I Say...
Studio album by Hermano
Released	November 8 2004
Recorded	2003 - 2004 at Various Studios
Genre	Stoner Rock
Length	43:53
Label	Suburban Records (Europe); MeteorCity Records (North America)
Producer	Ram Lauwrier, Hermano
Hermano chronology

Dare I Say... is the second studio album by the stoner rock band Hermano. Recorded in multiple studios over a period between 2003 and 2004, Dare I Say would be released in late 2004 in Europe and the Winter of 2005 in the United Kingdom and United States.

Background[]

Work would begin on a second Hermano album as early as 2003 going into 2004, with the core trio of John Garcia, Dandy Brown and David Angstrom working with numerous other musicians. Since all of the members lived in different locations, recording would take place at the following studios:

Berkley Park Studio, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Cabana Recordings, Boca Raton, Florida, USA
Unit A Studio, Palm Springs, California, USA
Feldman Studio, Palm Springs, California, USA
Butter Studio, Joshua Tree, California, USA
Aspen Heights Studio, Morongo Valley, California, USA

Dare I Say... would be released via Suburban Records in Europe (8 November 2004) and the United Kingdom (24 January 2005), via Music Farmers in Australia circa January 2005^[1] and via MeteorCity Records in North America on 15 February 2005.^[2] Dare I Say... would receive mostly positive reviews though several publications would cite the album as average.

Tracklist[]

1. Cowboys Suck (3:46)
2. Life (4:16)
3. Roll Over (4:42)
4. Brother Bjork (5:13)
5. Is This OK? (5:26)
6. Quite Fucked (2:38)
7. Murder One (4:09)
8. My Boy (3:13)
9. Let's Get It On (3:24)
10. On The Desert (3:48)
11. Angry American (3:14)

Personnel[]

John Garcia - Vocals, Lyrics
Dandy Brown - Bass, Additional Guitar, Organ
David Angstrom - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Chris Leathers - Drums
Aleah X - Vocals (6, 9)
Steve Feldman - Vocals (3, 4, 5, 7, 11)
Mark Engel - Guitar (7)
Eric Belt - Guitar (2, 11)
James Salter - Engineer, Mixing (Berkley Park Studio, Atlanta, Georgia, USA)
Jacques De Haard - Mixing (Waterfront Studios, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Alan Ward - Mastering (Electric City, Brussels, Belgium)
Eric Akers - Art Concept
Jeroen Cuypers - Album Cover
Ram Lauwrier - Executive Producer

External Links[]

References[]

V·T·E Hermano
Members	John Garcia • Dandy Brown • David Angstrom • Mike Callahan • Steve Earle • Chris Leathers • Eric Belt • Aleah X
Studio Albums	...Only A Suggestion • Dare I Say... • Into The Exam Room
Other Releases	Live at W2 • The Sweet And Easy Of Brief Happiness
Associated Bands, Artists, Etc.	Kyuss • Slo Burn • Unida • Vista Chino • Orquesta del Desierto • The Fizz Fuzz • Supafuzz • Celestial Season • Black Cat Bone • Devil May Care • The Afghan Whigs • Ear Shot • Disengage • Banger

V·T·E John Garcia
Kyuss	Sons of Kyuss • Wretch • Blues for the Red Sun • Welcome to Sky Valley • ...And The Circus Leaves Town • Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss • Kyuss/Queens of The Stone Age
Slo Burn	Slo Burn Demo • Amusing The Amazing
Unida	The Best Of Wayne-Gro / Coming Down The Mountain • Coping With The Urban Coyote • For The Working Man
Hermano	...Only A Suggestion • Dare I Say... • Live at W2 • The Sweet And Easy Of Brief Happiness • Into The Exam Room
Vista Chino	Peace
Solo Releases	John Garcia • Little Marshall / Bloody Mastiff • The Coyote Who Spoke In Tongues • John Garcia and The Band of Gold
Other Associated Bands & Releases	Mondo Generator • Cocaine Rodeo • Hell Comes To Your Heart • Coup de Grace • Bugs on the Bluefish • Appalachian Incantation • Zun • Burial Sunrise • Moonbow • Danko Jones

[1] Hermano Official via Wayback Machine

[2] Blabbermouth

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