Let it Burn

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Let It Burn
Image:Let It Burn Cover.jpg
EP by The Ataris/Useless ID
Released	2000
Recorded	Various Artists
Genre	Rock
Length	26:39
Label	Kung Fu Records
Producer(s)	Various
The Ataris/Useless ID chronology
Blue Skies, Broken Hearts... Next 12 Exits (1999)	Let it Burn (split with Useless ID	End is Forever

Let it Burn is a split EP release on Kung Fu Records by The Ataris and Useless ID.

Track listing

1. Radio Still Sucks - The Ataris
2. Song for a Mix Tape - The Ataris
3. P.S. The Scene Is Dead - The Ataris
4. Blue Skies, Broken Hearts... Next 12 Exits - The Ataris
5. Let It Burn - The Ataris
6. How I Spent My Summer Vacation - The Ataris
7. On with the Show - The Ataris
8. San Dimas High School Football Rules [Acoustic] - The Ataris
9. Too Bad You Don't Get It - Useless ID
10. Questions + Answers - Useless ID
11. Run - Useless ID
12. Time to Move On - Useless ID
13. Have a Nice Life - Useless ID
14. Lost Once Again - Useless ID
15. Not to Wait - Useless ID
16. Something - Useless ID
17. Bad Base Of Broken Heart - The Ataris (A Hidden Track on Track #96 of the CD)

Liner Notes

• Track #1 was recorded at Orange Whip Studios in Santa Barbara, CA by Angus Cooke.
• Tracks #2 and #3 are unreleased songs from "The Radio Still Sucks" sessions. "Song For A Mix Tape" made it on to End Is Forever in its full length form.
• Track #4 was recorded at the Blasting Room in Ft. Collins, CO by Bill Stevenson, Stephen Egerton, and Jason Livemore. It was supposed to be on "Short Music For Short People", a compilation by Fat Wreck Chords, but Fat Mike said "it's too emo." This song originally appeared on the "No Stars, Just Talent" compilation on Kung Fu Records.
• Track #5 was recorded at Orange Whip Studios by Joey Cape and Angus Cooke during the recording of Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits. It was the only song left off the record.
• Track #6 was recorded at Orange Whip Studios by Joey Cape. It originally appeared on "Happy Meals Vol. 2" on My Records. This was the first song that Kris Roe wrote when he moved to Santa Barbara, CA and the first Ataris song that Joey produced.
• Track #7 was recorded at The Sandbox in Hollywood, CA on July 17 by Rick Parker. It was originally released on the "Metal Rules" compilation on Cooler Records. This is originally a Mötley Crüe song. Kristy "Krash" Mators of Pretty Boy Floyd played the guitar solo. This track was recorded the same night that Kris Roe hung out at the bar "The Rainbow" and wrote part of the song San Dimas High School Football Rules.
• Track #8 was recorded in Kris Roe's apartment on Garden St. in Santa Barbara, CA during the last week of 1999.
• Track #96 was recorded on a small cassette player outside of a Salvation Army in Concord, NH during a summer tour. Kris Roe was singing and playing into a payphone.

The Ataris
Kristopher Roe | John Collura | Paul Carabello | Angus Cooke | Bob Hoag | Sean Hansen | Shane Chickeles
Previous Members
Jasin Thomason | Marko 72 | Derrick Plourde | Patrick Riley | Marco Peña | Mike Davenport | Chris Knapp
Discography
Studio Albums & EPs: Anywhere but Here | Look Forward to Failure | Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits | Let It Burn | End Is Forever | All You Can Ever Learn Is What You Already Know | So Long, Astoria | Welcome the Night
Live Albums: Live at the Metro
Singles: San Dimas High School Football Rules | Teenage Riot | Summer Wind Was Always Our Song | In This Diary | The Boys of Summer | The Saddest Song
DVDs: Live at Capitol Milling
Record Labels
Columbia Records | Kung Fu Records | Fat Wreck Chords

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