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Yolk was a jam band from Binghamton, New York. "Caution: Social Prescriptions May Cause Side-Effects, Yolk's second album, contains far more depth than their self-released debut. In terms of production, instruments are brighter in the mix, more separated. There is more emphasis on polished musicianship here, such as bassist Jim Lomanaco's Primus-like intro to "Soulstorm," the precise percussion of the disc opening "Propeller," or the Mr. Bungle-like circus music of Dregs. The political funk is still apparent in force, as well, though the accompaniment and vocal delivery is more thoughtful. Jimmy John McCabe's powerful vocals still sound as if they could be lifted from a grunge record, but that's mostly okay in the light of the music. The band's fusion of styles is distinct, though stretched a little thin on this disc." (Jesse Jarnow, allmusic.com)
James Andrew Lomonaco - fender bass
James John McCabe - front vocals, housekeys, pig
Jeffrey King Pettit - alto saxophone, percussion, vocals
Matthew Joseph Murphy - drums, cymbals
Panagiotis Demetrios Carvelas - electric guitar, congas
Adam Ian Ashkinazy - tenor saxophone
David Michael Fitzhugh - electric & acoustic guitar, trumpet, vocals
00:00 - Propeller
01:15 - Passing By
07:39 - Soulstorm
14:00 - Reconstructed Wilma
19:22 - Dregs
23:38 - Departure
28:08 - Carpet
35:33 - Something Elsewhere
40:27 - Whatever Fritz
44:23 - The Bottom of the Hemlock Sea