Agua de Beber E.P.

Agua de Beber is the first 'commercial' release by The Chemistry Experiment. It features four tracks from the band's very early days; 'Disco Song', 'Please don't cry', 'I made her cry last night', and 'Experimental Pushchair'. The E.P. takes its name from a song by bossa nova pioneer Antonio Carlos Jobim.

Released in April 1999, on Short Fuse Records, this EP is strictly limited to 500 7" vinyl copies. Each one has an individually designed and crafted sleeve.

The songs could be described thusly:

Disco Song is the catchy one. The lyrics are a bit crap but no-one ever notices. We're hoping that you wont notice the join where Paul accidentally wiped off a bit of the drum track either.

Please Don't Cry is a cover of a song on an album that Steven heard in a dream. He can't remember who did it originally, but our version is pretty faithful

I Made Her Cry Last Night is the 2nd of our 'cry' series. It's a version of a song we accidentally recorded in Hi-fi.

Experimental Pushchair is our entry for "most lo-fi song of '99". It was recorded on Paul's sister's little pink stereo in his room.

In addition, the Chemistry Experiment page on mp3.com has a mp3 of 'Please don't cry' available to listen or download.