The Band: A Promotional shot taken in the studio. From left to right: Alan Bigelow, Eriq Neale, Bob Gasior, Greg Ross. If you look really carefully, you can see portions of the drum kit in the background. You can also see the left lens of Chris Williams' glasses in the bottom left of the picture. What rotten luck: he took the picture and we cut him out of the final crop. Poor guy.

Setting up in the Big Room: This shot was taken the second day of the session (I remember because of the purple shirt I'm wearing). Mark Murray is on the left, wearing the colorful hat. Then around to the right are Eriq Neale, Alan Bigelow, and Bob Gasior. The colorful drums aren't quite as vivid in black and white pictures.

Inside the Control Room 1: This was one of the (many) refreshment breaks taken during the session. From left to right are Greg Ross, Bob Gasior, Mark Murray (again in the hat), and Eriq Neale. Drink courtesy of Taco Villa on 16th and Ave. Q.

Inside the Control Room 2: We took this overhead shot so we could see all the neat gadgets that are crammed in there. Mark Murray is on the left, and the beginnings of thinning hair are evident on the right.

Alan Plays Guitar: Alan listens closely to Mark and Eriq as they make constructive comments on the last take of the solo. Alan took such criticism well.

This is what it feels like to try to record an entire album in three days.

Mark was the master of keeping time. This cropped shot should have been in the liner notes, but was cut because of lack of space, not because we don't like Mark. We do. Really.

One of the rare photographs of the brothers in the same room. Eriq Neale is on the left, Jason Joseph is hiding behind one of the many note sheets used during the sessions.

Just to prove that Green Chili really did have the live gig mentioned in the history, here are a couple of pictures from the one and only event. This overhead shot shows the band playing in the One O'Clock Lounge of the UNT University Union on March 4, 1992, Union Day at UNT. The lineup included Clay Lorance on vocals.

Another shot of the band playing at Union Day in 1992. It was after the performance that Barbara and Greg announced their intention to bolt from Denton and go live in Austin where some DNA facility wanted to pay Barbara a LOT of money. The happy expressions on the faces of the band members indicates this picture was taken before the bomb dropped.

And for absolutely no other reason, here is the picture Greg doesn't want you to see.