View-Monster - Revision history

Pretzelman227 at 05:39, 2 August 2026

2026-08-02T05:39:56Z

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	View-Monster would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks, the most of any main [[Lemon Demon]] album. It features many of the same extras as [[Dinosaurchestra]] before it, but its [[View-Monster: Commentary\|commentary track]] is unfinished, only reaching track 3, [[Amnesia Was Her Name]]. There are HTML files giving more info on some tracks in particular digital releases.		View-Monster would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks, the most of any main [[Lemon Demon]] album. It features many of the same extras as [[Dinosaurchestra]] before it, but its [[View-Monster: Commentary\|commentary track]] is unfinished, only reaching track 3, [[Amnesia Was Her Name]]. There are HTML files giving more info on some tracks in particular digital releases.
	==History==		==History==
	View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)~~]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]] and [[The Satirist’s Love Song~~]].		===Pre-Release===
			View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]].

			====Album Lead-Up====
	Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>		Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>

			On July 18, 2008, a [[View-Monster (video)\|teaser video]] for the album would release on [[Neil]]'s [[YouTube]], featuring a silly dialogue between himself and the titular "view-monster." Snippets of many tracks were included in this, mainly [[Kaleidoskull]] as background music, [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]], [[The Afternoon]], [[The Satirist’s Love Song]], [[Knife Fight]], [[The Machine]], [[Amnesia Was Her Name]], and [[The Ocean]]. In the end-screen of the video, an instrumental version of [[Being a Rock Star]] is played.

			===Release===
			On August 1, 2008, '''View-Monster''' would release, with all songs available on Bandcamp and other various websites. It featured 32 tracks and over an hour of music. The album was received positively among the Illemonati.
	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]

Daft Mouth: fixed 2 links

2026-07-08T08:01:02Z

fixed 2 links

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	#[[Strangelet]]		#[[Strangelet]]
	#[[Today's Secret Word]]		#[[Today’s Secret Word\|Today's Secret Word]]
	#[[Gadzooks (Original)]]		#[[Gadzooks (Original version)\|Gadzooks (Original)]]
	#[[Everyday French]]		#[[Everyday French]]
	#[[While My Keytar Gently Weeps]]		#[[While My Keytar Gently Weeps]]

Pretzelman227 at 15:32, 1 May 2026

2026-05-01T15:32:30Z

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	View-Monster would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks, the most of any main [[Lemon Demon]] album. It features many of the same extras as [[Dinosaurchestra]] before it, but its [[View-Monster: Commentary\|commentary track]] is unfinished, only reaching track 3, [[Amnesia Was Her Name]]. There are HTML files giving more info on some tracks in particular digital releases.		View-Monster would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks, the most of any main [[Lemon Demon]] album. It features many of the same extras as [[Dinosaurchestra]] before it, but its [[View-Monster: Commentary\|commentary track]] is unfinished, only reaching track 3, [[Amnesia Was Her Name]]. There are HTML files giving more info on some tracks in particular digital releases.
	==History==		==History==
	View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].		View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]] and [[The Satirist’s Love Song]].

	Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>		Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>

Pretzelman227: yay

2026-04-17T16:19:14Z

yay

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	View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].		View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].

	Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House ~~That‘s~~ Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>		Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>
	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]

Pretzelman227 at 16:18, 17 April 2026

2026-04-17T16:18:04Z

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	View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].		View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].

	Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House ~~That's~~ Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>		Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That‘s Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>
	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]

Pretzelman227 at 16:17, 17 April 2026

2026-04-17T16:17:05Z

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	'''View-Monster''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s sixth album, released on August 1st 2008~~. It would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks~~.		'''View-Monster''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s sixth album, released on August 1st, 2008.
	{{Infobox album		{{Infobox album
	\|title = View-Monster		\|title = View-Monster
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	\|nextAlbum = [[Almanac 2009]]<br>(2009)		\|nextAlbum = [[Almanac 2009]]<br>(2009)
	}}		}}
			==Description==
			View-Monster would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks, the most of any main [[Lemon Demon]] album. It features many of the same extras as [[Dinosaurchestra]] before it, but its [[View-Monster: Commentary\|commentary track]] is unfinished, only reaching track 3, [[Amnesia Was Her Name]]. There are HTML files giving more info on some tracks in particular digital releases.
			==History==
			View-Monster was released in 2008, after the longest break between [[Lemon Demon]] albums thus far. [[Neil]] kept fans satiated during this break period with the release of the [[Deporitaz]] album [[Circa 2000]] in 2007, which kept the streak of [[Neil]] releases occurring once per year. This streak would not be broken until two years later, between [[Almanac 2009]] and [[Live (Only Not)]]. A teaser video for the album was released on [[Neil]]'s YouTube channel before it was released, with snippets of songs like [[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]].

			Multiple songs from the album were released as singles through various means, many a long time before the album. These tracks include [[The Only House That's Not on Fire (Yet)]] in November 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Marketland]] in December 2006,<ref>citation needed</ref> [[Knife Fight]] in February 2007,<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/02/27/</ref> and [[Amnesia Was Her Name]] in December 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>
	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]

Pretzelman227 at 15:59, 17 April 2026

2026-04-17T15:59:49Z

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	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]
	~~'''~~Side A~~'''~~		===Main Album===
			====Side A====
	#[[Kaleidoskull]]		#[[Kaleidoskull]]
	#[[Untitled (view-monster)\|Untitled [view-monster]]]		#[[Untitled (view-monster)\|Untitled [view-monster]]]
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	#[[Gadzooks]]		#[[Gadzooks]]
	#[[Untitled (prelude to a knife fight)\|Untitled [prelude to a knife fight]]]		#[[Untitled (prelude to a knife fight)\|Untitled [prelude to a knife fight]]]
	~~'''~~Side B~~'''~~		====Side B====
	#<li value="11">[[Knife Fight]]</li>		#<li value="11">[[Knife Fight]]</li>
	#[[Untitled (autofocus)\|Untitled [autofocus]]]		#[[Untitled (autofocus)\|Untitled [autofocus]]]
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	#[[Untitled (alternate history)\|Untitled [alternate history]]]		#[[Untitled (alternate history)\|Untitled [alternate history]]]
	#[[Being a Rock Star]]		#[[Being a Rock Star]]
	~~'''~~Side C~~'''~~		====Side C====
	#<li value="22">[[Untitled (like a balloon)\|Untitled [like a balloon]]]</li>		#<li value="22">[[Untitled (like a balloon)\|Untitled [like a balloon]]]</li>
	#[[Ask For Nothing]]		#[[Ask For Nothing]]

Pretzelman227 at 13:50, 16 April 2026

2026-04-16T13:50:13Z

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			'''View-Monster''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s sixth album, released on August 1st 2008. It would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks.
	{{Infobox album		{{Infobox album
	\|title = View-Monster		\|title = View-Monster
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	\|nextAlbum = [[Almanac 2009]]<br>(2009)		\|nextAlbum = [[Almanac 2009]]<br>(2009)
	}}		}}

	'''View-Monster''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s sixth album, released on August 1st 2008. It would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]]. It is unique in the fact that it includes short, even-numbered transition tracks, fully making 32 tracks.

	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]

Kaydev1: Minor text change

2025-06-07T05:20:07Z

Minor text change

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	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 ~~Remaster~~ cover]]		[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Needlejuice Records reissue cover]]
	'''Side A'''		'''Side A'''
	#[[Kaleidoskull]]		#[[Kaleidoskull]]

Kaydev1: Added remaster cover art

2025-06-07T05:18:35Z

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	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
			[[File:Viewmonsternjr.jpg\|thumb\|2020 Remaster cover]]
	'''Side A'''		'''Side A'''
	#[[Kaleidoskull]]		#[[Kaleidoskull]]