Bulk

Bulk is the debut album by the American indie rock musician Jack Logan, released in 1994. The album's 42 songs were chosen by Twin/Tone's Peter Jesperson from a pool of around 600, recorded over a period of more than 10 years; Jesperson had been alerted to Logan by Peter Buck. The album sold more than 17,000 copies in its first year of release. Production and release The songs were taped on home recorders, with Logan's friend Kelly Keneipp and others. Logan penned the lyrics to the songs; around 17 musicians contributed to them over the years. Logan worked as a small motor repairman in Georgia during much of the recording of Bulk, and had started playing with the local band Liquor Cabinet. The album was issued as two compact discs, although it was stylistically split up and ordered as nine LP record sides. It includes a cover of Neil Young's "On the Beach". Vic Chesnutt contributed vocals to "The Parishioners".