
1
Disc a:
2
Land Acknowledgement
3
4
It's the Capital
5
6
the Land and the Water (Welcome to Olympia!)
7
8
People of the Water
9
10
the Founding
11
12
Bordeaux
13
14
Little Hollywood
15
16
Beer Town
17
18
Joseph Wohleb, Architect/Empty Buildings
19
1
20
Mima Mounds
21
1
22
Mothballs and Mosquitos
23
1
24
Mill Town
25
1
26
It's Mud
27
1
28
Exactly Eight Minutes of Olympia Rain and Frogs at Tom's House
29
Disc B:
30
Let's Have a Parade!
31
32
Kgy Sports Jingle
33
34
Grandma Caught the Shark
35
36
Billy Frank JR
37
38
Tumwater Destroyed!
39
40
Kxxo Jingle
41
42
the Evergreen Ballroom
43
44
Everybody Needs a Home
45
46
Runaway Train
47
1
48
Olympia Oysters
49
1
50
the Ballad of Margaret McKenny
51
1
52
the Null Set
53
1
54
William Winlock Miller
55
1
56
Jazz in Olympia
57
1
58
Kgy Weather Jingle
59
1
60
a Deadly Wind
61
1
62
Exactly Eight Minutes of Olympia Birds at Tom's House
63
Disc C:
64
a Bucketful of Weird (Tesc)
65
66
I'm An Oly Bear
67
68
Kaos Station Id
69
70
It's Still Pretty White (Getting Better)
71
72
Clammin' (A Meditation)
73
74
Arts Walk (Mossy Bottom)
75
76
Satan Made Him Do It
77
78
Freeform Northwest Show Promo
79
80
Gronk! (If You Love Dinosaur)
81
1
82
Death at Mounts Road II
83
1
84
Puget Sound Flatland Blues
85
1
86
Love Rock Revolution
87
1
88
Rachel Corrie (Activist)
89
1
90
Lacey's Now the Biggest
91
1
92
Let It Rain
93
1
94
Olympia My Home
Item UPC: 718483109126
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Label: GREEN MONKEY RECORDS
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Olympia: A True Story,"a 40-song, 47 track, 3-CD album with 80-page book, is a loving ode to Olympia, Washington. It tells the story of Olympia going back 2 million years, with over 100 guest Olympia musicians. Recorded over 4 years thru the pandemic, it is Tom Dyer's usual heady brew of musical eclecticism writ large. It is monumental. This is the tale of the greater Olympia area told through the lens of a third-generation Olympian who left town after graduating from Olympia HS in 1971, returning in 2016. This is not any sort of complete history; it is a collection of sonic sketches reflecting the band's particular take on the many-headed beast that is Olympia. They hope their little entertainment will inspire people to dig deeper into the story of their hometown. They will be donating a portion of their proceeds to the not-for-profit Olympia Arts and Heritage Alliance.
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