This is the followup to my first solo release, "Letters Vol. 1". It was originally intended to be a full length CD, but I've opted to release a set of three 6 song E.P.s This was the first project I've ever produced and engineered. I had some help from producer Darren Melnychuck for drums and bass, but overall, it is my baby and I couldn't be more

This is the followup to my first solo release, "Letters Vol. 1". It was originally intended to be a full length CD, but I've opted to release a set of three 6 song E.P.s This was the first project I've ever produced and engineered. I had some help from producer Darren Melnychuck for drums and bass, but overall, it is my baby and I couldn't be more proud.

POST SCRIPT or P.S. as you may know it better, is an addendum to a letter that does not necessary fall into the end of the main body of the letter, but needs to be added as an overlooked, but necessary bit of information. These songs are my Post Script.

Thanks for listening.

Liner Notes: The Council would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to all of you who have supported, not only this project, but all of our endeavors over the years. We feel extremely blessed to have your support and look forward to hearing your reaction to this work.

This album was recorded over 11 days and mixed in just 6 days. It is an

Liner Notes: The Council would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to all of you who have supported, not only this project, but all of our endeavors over the years. We feel extremely blessed to have your support and look forward to hearing your reaction to this work.

This album was recorded over 11 days and mixed in just 6 days. It is an incredible snapshot of the Council as of May 29th, 2008.

This CD was made possible by an exemplary team effort and could not have been achieved without the help of the following people:

Don db Benedictson & Unity Gain Productions, Endre Lukacsy and Jay @ Night Deposit Studios, Sheldon Zaharko & John MacLean @ The Factory Studios, Howie, Rissin, Christian Dugas, Audrey Veltri, Kim Williams for her wicked photography, Debbie Cruikshank, Danielle Dumesnil, Josh Gwilliam and Rick Mizzoni @ Music Center Canada, The Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Paul Toth @ Advanced Media and of course our families and friends.

Peace, Love & Rock & Roll.

Liner Notes: Thanks most of all to my foundation, Bill and Cathy, my fantastic family and my love and life, Sheri. To Joe, Paul, Dan at Dubvibe, Mike, Tilden, Tony, Luke, the Rosedale Girls, the many faces of FTR and SJH, Nurse Rob, the gang at FATS, Rick, Rob and Sand, my Peg City Crew, the countless clubs that have let me grace their stages and

Liner Notes: Thanks most of all to my foundation, Bill and Cathy, my fantastic family and my love and life, Sheri. To Joe, Paul, Dan at Dubvibe, Mike, Tilden, Tony, Luke, the Rosedale Girls, the many faces of FTR and SJH, Nurse Rob, the gang at FATS, Rick, Rob and Sand, my Peg City Crew, the countless clubs that have let me grace their stages and all the wonderful people who've supported my dream over the years. I love you all. This CD was an incredible roller coaster ride, form start to finish. The highs kept me high and the lows made me take stalk of why I chose music to make me crazy...Lord knows there's enough other shit out there to do that job. The truth is, I love music. I love singing the songs. I love the emotion that kicks my ass when I hear something great. I love getting better. I love the listeners, the dancers, the drinkers and the romancers. I even love the assholes. Most of all, I love the idea of doing this forever. LETTERS are the purest form of expression. They can carry every ounce of emotion you can possibly dish. You can save a life in a letter...or you can destroy one. You can mend a heart or break it wide open. A letter is an opportunity to say exactly what you mean while you've got someone's undivided attention. If a person could write a song that does that, they'd have something.

Peace,

Jay Burns

There were actually no liner notes with this release, but I remember the time like it was yesterday. I had seriously damaged my voice right before we were to go into the studio, forcing me to re-write many of the melodies that are on this disk, in the studio, hence the low vocals on most of the tracks. We were becoming a fairly established pop act

There were actually no liner notes with this release, but I remember the time like it was yesterday. I had seriously damaged my voice right before we were to go into the studio, forcing me to re-write many of the melodies that are on this disk, in the studio, hence the low vocals on most of the tracks. We were becoming a fairly established pop act in Winnipeg, and this E.P. is evidence that we were also somewhat of a dance/pop group as well. I was heavily influenced by techno and dance at the time, and this was our attempt to preform it as a band. Ironically, the songs on this E.P. have become some of my most popular to date with friends and fans alike. This E.P. was recorded in 2002 after a horrible year and a half of trying to get our last albums tracks out of a Toronto studio. That CD has never seen the light of day and to date, we have only heard mixes of 5 songs which are located on the "F*****D Toronto Sessions" E.P. listed below. I recorded in Winnipeg with Conally Maclean, Paulo Neta and Blair Depape. Hope you enjoy!