AS SEEN ON TV Various Artists 1996

 

Discogs

 

alt rock comp on Spare Me Records

Tracklist

1	Jenny Mae–	Jealousy Reigns High
2	6 Cents And Natalie*–	My Date With Rachel Sweet
3	Zaius–	I'm Smarter Than That
4	Pumpernickel–	Mean
5	Silly Pillows*–	Decorated Dream
6	Arthur Doyle And His Doylees–	The Doyle Device
7	Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments–	Bread And Butter
8	3 Dream Bag–	Moonbeam
9	5 Chinese Brothers–	Three Cool Guys
10	Kevin Trainor–	I'll Look For You
11	Appalachian Death Ride–	Shoes
12	The Caroline Know–	A Place In My Heart
13	Lackey–	Sewing Kit
14	Ian Anderson (14)–	Stupid Hunk
15	Love Puddle–	Modern Day Icarus
16	Swearing At Motorists–	King Of Baltimore / Sympathy For Thinkers
17	Girl Afraid–	The Hatred In Your Eyes Makes Me Sing This Song Of Joy
18	Tim Carroll (8)–	Open Flame
19	Sinkcharmer–	Dog Done Died
20	Azalia Snail–	Affair At Styles
21	Jason Morphew–	Riddled With Regret
22	Bernie Mireault–	Doesn't Matter What I Think
23	5 Chinese Brothers–	Trust Me
24	Bloody Hawaiians–	Heart Song

BUMPED BY KARAOKE Datapanik's Greatest Hits Vol. II 1992

compilation on Datapanik record label

 

Discogs 

 

 Tracklist 

1	–Girly Machine	Cossack	2:10
2	–Girly Machine	Gun	1:50
3	–Pica Huss	Feel The Real	4:01
4	–Pica Huss	What Comes Around Goes Around	2:39
5	–Greenhorn	Sassafras Tea	3:31
6	–Greenhorn	Dreamer	4:29
7	–Blood Family	Poison Pill/Peanut Jones	3:08
8	–Gaunt (2)	I Believe (In None Of This)	2:17
9	–Gaunt (2)	She's Got It	3:04
10	–Gaunt (2)	Song For Suzi	1:57
11	–The Boy Scout Love Triangle	Ann	1:36
12	–Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Overemphasize	3:22
13	–Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	You Can't Kill Stupid	2:38
14	–Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Edge Central	2:51
15	–The New Bomb Turks	Long Gone Sister	2:02
16	–The New Bomb Turks	Spinnin' Clock	2:15
17	–The New Bomb Turks	Sucker Punch	4:15
18	–G-Spot Tornados	Bo Weevil	3:05
19	–Stupid Fucking Hippie*	The Circleville Pumpkin Festival Song	2:30
20	–Mike Rep And Quotas '91*	Creature With The Atom Brain	4:45
21	–Appalachian Death Ride	Harvest Moon	6:46
22	–Monster Truck Five	30 Shotwell	3:39
23	–V3*	Adam Twelve	2:05
24	–Shepard* / Cicirella*	Game Of Sport	1:53
25	–No Artist	Warren's Message	0:14

 

THE SOUND OF POVERTY Anyway Singles 92-93 1994

compilation on Get Hip Recordings

Discogs

Tracklist 

1	–Gaunt (2)	Jim Motherfucker	3:21
2	–Gaunt (2)	Spine	4:08
3	–Appalachian Death Ride	Firefly	3:48
4	–Appalachian Death Ride	Drowning	4:02
5	–Greenhorn	Conversations With Myself	5:04
6	–Greenhorn	Callous	3:52
7	–Monster Truck 005*	Ain't Never Been	3:04
8	–Monster Truck 005*	Edge Of Meigs	2:56
9	–Monster Truck 005*	Over The Floor / Out The Door	5:33
10	–Gaunt (2)	Sad Songs	2:53
11	–Belreve	Walk	2:10
12	–V-3	Negotiate Nothing (Alt. Version)	2:49
13	–Greenhorn	Shell (Cow Version)	6:02
14	–Stupid Fuckin Hippie*	Bladdernut	6:45
15	–Stupid Fuckin Hippie*	Hurlwind	5:02
16	–Bassholes	Hokey-Pokey	3:24
17	–Log (2)	She's The One	3:10
18	–Vibralux	Junk	3:28
19	–New Bomb Turks*	Pist	2:23

 

APPALACHIAN DEATH RIDE Hobo's Codebook 2003

By request

Here's a review of their self titled album from 1996:

review

by Stephen Howell

Galloping rhythms, squelching feedback, three- or four-chord changes per song, and moments that sound like R.E.M. and Pink Floyd under the musical direction of George Jones are all part of this album. A bumbling Southern-type growl leads the track "Willow Garden," which is a trip to Texas without actually having to go there. Highlights such as "Sunrise," with its gurgling bass and drums, sound like a forest filled with amazingly loud electric guitars that are shaking squirrels down from the trees. Other numbers like "St. Anthony" mix banjos and guitars, making you envision indie rock kids square-dancing at a slightly askew hoedown. Tragedy does strike though, as the band comes close to plagiarizing Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" riff on "Slick." The group also has the tendency to overindulge in its fancies, as displayed on "M.I.B.," where the guitar solo decides to rattle the listener's teeth for over half the track in wild abandonment. With its mixed bag of well-planned compositions and half-baked mental snippets, you're bound to view this release as a glass that's either half full or half empty.