28 May 2010

26 May 2010

THROW: THE YOYO STUDIO COMPILATION 1992





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Tracklist
1 Kicking Giant Fuck The Rules 2:56
2 Bratmobile Queenie 1:13
3 Some Velvet Sidewalk Peel 2:31
4 Bikini Kill Candy 3:25
5 Unwound Stumbling Block 2:02
6 Oklahoma Scramble Boy 2:55
7 Lumihoops Roman Holiday 1:44
8 Cannanes* Chia Pet 1:44
9 Calamity Jane Outta Money 2:45
10 Al Larsen Umbrellafication 2:31
11 Mecca Normal One More Safe 3:04
12 Burl Hollowed Out Logs 3:32
13 Courtney Love (2) Spray 2:51
14 Candice Peterson After School Special 2:41
15 Heavens To Betsy (2) Baby‘s Gone 2:30
16 Crayon Secret Goldfish 2:46
17 McTells* Tell Him To Wait 3:08
18 Bravura String Quartet Bad Seeds 3:20
19 Go Team* Your Back Yard 3:36
20 Glad Pry 3:24
21 Gravel (2) Coming Down 2:51
22 Superchunk Skip Steps One And Three 3:11

22 May 2010

HUEVOS RANCHEROS Endsville 1993



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Tracklist

1 Drive Thru At Molly's Reach
2 Gutbomb
3 Bar-B-Cutie
4 Wild 'N' Wendy
5 Rocket To Nowhere
6 Ace O'Spades
7 Latin Ranch
8 Huevosaurus
9 Moth Dance, The
10 Endsville
11 Crowchild Trail
12 Cindy With An S
13 Bo Diddlius
14 Please Pass The Ketchup
15 The Short Happy Song

THE BUCK PETS Mercurotones 1990


DEEP BLUE SOMETHING Deep Blue Something 2001

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Deep Blue Something Biography

by William Ruhlmann

Deep Blue Something was formed by four students at the University of North Texas in Denton, northwest of Dallas: Todd Pipes (vocals/bass), his brother Toby (guitar/ vocals), Kirk Tatom (guitar), and John Kirtland (drums). After graduating, they played around the Southwest, and recorded a disc titled 11th Song, which they sold at shows in 1993. Their next recording, Home, appeared on the local RainMaker label in October 1994, and represented a significant upgrade in production value. On its strength, Deep Blue Something was signed by Interscope, which released a modified version of the album in June 1995, followed by the single "Breakfast at Tiffany's." Though the group considered themselves an alternative band with gothic elements, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" took off as a pop single, reaching the Top Five by the end of 1995. Others found them alternative enough to be objectionable, however: Todd Pipes was fired from his job as an English teacher at a private Christian school when the song began to get local radio play and parents complained that their children were being taught by a rock & roller. Though Home achieved gold-record status, Deep Blue Something's sophomore release was a long time coming: the band parted ways with Interscope and went on creative hiatus for several years. They eventually signed with the Aezra label (a subsidiary of EMI) for their second proper album; titled simply Deep Blue Something, the record was finally released in mid-2001. Shortly after the album's release, Deep Blue Something broke up.

 
 
Tracklist

1
Military Men
2
So Precious
3
She Is
4
Burning A Past
5
Higher
6
Number One
7
Hell In Itself
8
Who Wants It
9
Focus
10
Parkbench
11
Page Me Wolverine
12
Enough To Get By
13
Beautiful Nightmare

21 May 2010

STANFORD PRISON EXPERIMENT Wrecreation 1998




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Noise rock in the vein of God And Texas. 

 

Tracklist

1
Compete3:24
2
Contusion4:30
3
I'm A War3:03
4
Hightower3:45
5
Fine Line4:22
6
Extinguisher2:56
7
But Of Course3:00
8
Babyticker2:19
9
Nails That Stick Up Get Hammered Down3:14
10
Machaca2:45
11
Burner2:15
12
Spin2:18
13
Sweet Talk3:12
14
Written Apology4:29

LUSTRE self titled 1996


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Tracklist

1 Musta Been Cool 4:17
2 Shining 4:02
3 Fifteen 4:28
4 Wasting Time 4:09
5 Stay (How Long?) 3:58
6 Nice Overalls 5:15
7 Kalifornia 4:12
8 Sheer 3:53
9 Watermelon 4:46
10 Still Seems There 4:07

15 May 2010

FOR LOVE NOT LISA The Lost Elephant 1999


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Tracklist

1 Nothing But The Heavy 4:23
2 Myself Me 4:15
3 Icon 6:58
4 Misery 6:25
5 Stirred Up Dressed 5:11
6 Hallowed Be 5:13
7 Had A Lover 3:34
8 Synchronicity Of The Preacher Man Blues 7:06
9 Inamorata 3:53
10 Had A Lover (Codeine Version) 7:53
11 One More Last One 3:51
12 Over You 6:19
13 No Compression 6:43

14 May 2010

IDA Tales of Brave Ida 1997



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Tracklist

1 F. Boyfriend 4:33
2 Temping 5:59
3 Post Prom Disorder 3:58
4 Slow Dance 4:26
5 Coupons 6:00
6 Shotgun 5:06
7 Dollface 4:45
8 Accidents 4:49
9 Dog Show 3:09
10 Nick Drake 2:32
11 Equator 5:17
12 Looking Through The Glass 6:18
13 Vacation 1:42
14 Baroque Boyfriend 4:18

OLIVELAWN Sap 1990

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Olivelawn Biography

by Erik Hage

San Diego's Olivelawn gloried in brutal, sludgy SoCal punk, releasing two full-length albums in the early '90s before the members parted ways. The group's muscular sound was powered by singer Mike Olson's fierce delivery, the guitars of O (a.k.a. Otis Barthoulameu) and the rhythm section of drummer Eddie Glass and bassist Jonny Donhowe. The short-lived unit released their debut, Sap, on Nemesis Records in 1991, following that with the Headhunter release Sophomore Jinx in 1992. The latter was produced by Jack Endino (Nirvana, Mudhoney, Soundgarden). The group's sound displayed a clear debt to such predecessors as the Stooges, Black Sabbath, and the MC5. In retrospect, Olivelawn is important primarily because of O's membership. He would go on to form Fluf, a more successful punk combo that benefited from O's songwriting chops and heavy guitar sound. O was a pervasive presence on the '90s San Diego scene. Besides his membership in Olivelawn and Fluf, he also produced records, served as roadie for the Muffs, and was a published skateboard photographer, among other things.



Tracklist

1 College Volume Pedal 3:10
2 Minnesota 2:36
3 Kent State 2:19
4 Horray For Flipping 2:28
5 Who's Playing God Today? 3:04
6 Future Now 3:03
7 I Was So Into You 2:48
8 Roses 3:16
9 Piltdown Man 2:51
10 4>2 (Slight Return) 6:54
11 The Cat's Meow 2:18
12 Mom's Farm 2:37
13 (Untitled Track) 1:07

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