Where Horses Eat Men California
In the fall of the year 2000, the Gazillions recorded new live tracks for a follow up to their first album titled Have Landed, tentatively set to be called Where Horses Eat Men. However, after meditating in lotus position for 24 hours, the band opted instead to call it quits, and walk the earth like Caine in the tv show Kung Fu. 21 years later, 2 band members took those tapes in a new direction. ... more
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