After spending two years designing and building Trifecta Recording Studio, CW and business partner Steve Hudspeth needed some demo projects to market the studio to musicians and advertisers. Steve dusted off an old instrumental synth-rock project and called it Crashing w/Oz. CW pulled out the old South Of Dakota tapes, then he and Steve added new instruments, remixed, and remastered the project.
One hurdle they faced: the original multitrack tapes for "It Takes Two" and "All I Can Do" from the original album were damaged and couldn't be used. The two songs were pulled from the running order, and the original analog mixes were tacked on the end of the CD as "bonus tracks." Added in their place were two new songs: "Sheila Sometimes," from a 1994 demo with CW's old live band Mystic East, and "Back In Line," from an abandoned 1994 CD project.
The remastered South Of Dakota marks the first time CW appeared on CD.
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Track listing
01 Misunderstanding You (3:27)
02 10 February / Helix (4:56)
03 Say Tonight (2:41)
04 Back In Line (4:43)
05 Living At the Savery (2:55)
06 A Slap-Dash Affair (2:37)
07 Long Way (4:30)
08 Sheila Sometimes (3:51)
09 It Happened One Night (4:06)
10 [intermission] (:10)
11 It Takes Two (2:47, bonus track)
12 All I Can Do (4:52, bonus track)
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