Planet Ass

Planet Ass is the brainchild of Ffej.  What began as the Ffej's Album experiment mutated into a full-fledged recording project.  With the help of engineer Bill Kovatch, Planet Ass came to life with a batch of Ffej-penned tunes including "Forty-Five Degree Angle Man" and "Drunk Fat Ladies."  The debut collection of 1996 recordings represents Ffej's first true solo effort, something he refers to as "a swell collection of tunes."  After a two-year recording hiatus, Planet Ass returned with the purchase of Ffej's new 4-track recorder.  Ffej has since released Helping to Make the Ozone a Better Place and most recently, Pure Ffej, an album written and recorded solely by Ffej.  Both releases offer a diverse mix of musical styles and moods.  Look for new Planet Ass material frequently, as Ffej plans to continue recording at his home studio, Left Orbit.  Ffej is also cutting a 4-song EP of previously released material at Lebanon Valley College, which should see the light of day by eqarly 2003.  Expect "the big mass of ass" to continue to push musical boundaries by exploring rock, pop, space, electronic, and groove-oriented music.
 

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