Album Info
Released in 1995 on their own independent label Slain Records.
The album was produced by first-time producer Travis Wyrick, former guitar player of the band Sage. It was the first Disciple album available on CD and cassette. The band considered What Was I Thinking to be their real first album, and the previous recordings to just be "practice-runs". In 1996, the band performed a Battle of the Bands show at the Electric Ballroom in Knoxville, TN in which Jeff Lysyczyn of Warner Bros. received a copy of the band's independent CD and a few months later talks began between the band and Warner Bros.
The album begins with the song "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" made popular by Fred Rogers on his children's television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
Brad Noah - Guitars
Tim Barrett - Drums
The album was produced by first-time producer Travis Wyrick, former guitar player of the band Sage. It was the first Disciple album available on CD and cassette. The band considered What Was I Thinking to be their real first album, and the previous recordings to just be "practice-runs". In 1996, the band performed a Battle of the Bands show at the Electric Ballroom in Knoxville, TN in which Jeff Lysyczyn of Warner Bros. received a copy of the band's independent CD and a few months later talks began between the band and Warner Bros.
The album begins with the song "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" made popular by Fred Rogers on his children's television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
Lineup
Kevin Young - Vocals/Bass/KeyboardsBrad Noah - Guitars
Tim Barrett - Drums
Get DEADer
Register for FREE to request songs, write reviews, join contests, and connect with other fans!
Advertisement
