THE MAKING OF ALLIED ONE TWO THREE Various Artists 1995

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Tracklist

1	–Neurosis	Day Of The Lords (Live)	5:01
2	–Neurosis	The Choice (Live)	3:59
3	–Phleg Camp	Clarify	3:08
4	–Phleg Camp	Arrest	3:01
5	–Phleg Camp	Cut The Robe Shit	3:10
6	–Phleg Camp	Dig	3:41
7	–Phleg Camp	Switch	3:14
8	–Phleg Camp	Whole G	4:18
9	–Phleg Camp	Rent	4:00
10	–Nomeansno	Oh, Canaduh	2:00
11	–Nomeansno	New Age	2:07
12	–Strawman	You're Not Alone	2:31
13	–Strawman	The Order	3:14
14	–Strawman	What Goes Down	3:42
15	–Phleg Camp	Twilight Pink	2:22
16	–Phleg Camp	Hog Bottom	2:51
17	–Jonestown (2)	We Are All Prostitutes	3:47
18	–Lazyboy (3)	Fill It	3:50
19	–Lazyboy (3)	Jordie's Song	3:15
20	–Lazyboy (3)	Aphasia	2:30
21	–Sleeper (3)	Splinter	3:04
22	–Sleeper (3)	Frankie The Clown	3:03

FLICK The Perfect Kellulight 1998

Wow! How did I miss this band? 

 

 
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Artist Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Flick is an adult-alternative pop/rock band hailing from Stockton, Missouri led by brothers Oran and Trevor Thornton. Oran and Trevor began playing playing music as children, finding solace in music after the tragic death of their older brother Brad in a car crash. The brothers played separately, with Oran forming Johnny Q. Public when he was 14. As he was touring with Johnny Q. Public, he also played on records by DC Talk. Trevor was working as a solo musician, and he would occasionally open for Johnny Q. Public when the band played the local town of Springfield, supported by various members of the group. Eventually, the brothers began performing as an acoustic duo around Springfield, Missouri. They soon decided to form a full-fledged band called Flick, recruiting bassist Eve Hill from the local outfit Sweaty Betty and adding drummer Paul Adam McGrath through auditions.

In December 1996, Flick played their first live show and by the spring of 1997, they had recorded an EP with producer Joe Baldridge, whom Oran had met during his days with Johnny Q. Public. The EP -- originally called Booger but wisely retitled Flick -- was sold at local gigs and helped them secure their contract with Columbia Records. Shortly afterward, the group was opening for acts like the Cardigans, Duncan Sheik and Meredith Brooks.

Flick released their full-length debut album, The Perfect Kellulight, in the summer of 1998. 

 

Tracklist 

1	Freezer Burnt	2:24
2	Drag	4:03
3	Pink Boo	4:32
4	The End	4:06
5	Anthem	1:43
6	Electric Pear	4:25
7	Maybe Someday	3:46
8	Wishing Well	5:05
9	High On You	2:28
10	There You Go (False You)	4:29
11	Radio Song	4:25
12	Some Other Day	3:58

 

 

THE CHARLATANS UK Between 10th and 11th 1992

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Long-standing UK indie rock band, founded in 1988 in the West Midlands by bassist Martin Blunt.
Marketed in North America as The Charlatans UK due to copyright issues with the '60s San Francisco psych rock group with the same name.

Tracklist 

1	I Don't Want To See The Sights	4:52
2	Ignition	3:03
3	Page One	4:13
4	Tremelo Song	4:38
5	The End Of Everything	5:50
6	Subtitle	4:12
7	Can't Even Be Bothered	3:41
8	Weirdo	3:38
9	Chewing Gum Weekend	5:05
10	(No One) Not Even The Rain	4:23

I HATE THE 90s Volume 3

 And with all of the compilations, this will fit on an 80 minute blank CD

 

 

1. G. Love and Special Sauce Unified
2. R.L. Burnside It's Bad You Know
3. Five Eight God Damn It Paul
4. Archers of Loaf Web in Front
5. Beekeeper Dead and Drugged
6. Blonde Redhead Sciuri Sciura
7. Chavez The Guard Attacks
8. Yo La Tengo Moby Octopad
9. Lunachicks The Passenger
10. Afghan Whigs Gentleman
11. The Promise Ring Is This Thing On
12. The Muffs I Don't Like You
13. The High Box Set go
14. Fireside Interlace
15. Regulator Watts Mercurochrome
16. Red Red Meat Milk for the Mechanics
17. Railroad Jerk Objectify Me
18. Poster Children He's My Star
19. Mary's Danish Killjoy
20. The Sugarplastic Another Myself

ANGELA MOTTER Outta Control sampler 1993

Love the slide guitar on this 3 song sampler!

HUNTERS AND COLLECTORS Ghost Nation 1990

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Artist Biography by Ed Nimmervoll

Ending up with the intensity and passion of a U2, Hunters & Collectors carved a unique path and place for themselves in Australian rock culture. The group was originally formed in post-punk 1981 in Melbourne as a collective rather than a band, an excursion into funk-rock rhythms and industrial Krautrock. They named themselves after a song by Can.

The group's early performances are remembered as chaotic, with audience members encouraged to join in with rubbish bin lids or fire extinguishers. The extended lineup included a massed horn section known as the Horns of Contempt. Inside all this was singer Mark Seymour, with an ear for a melody and a taste for lyrical poetry. Illustrating the dichotomy at work, "Talking to a Stranger," the band's first single in July 1982, featured a concise edited version of the song on one side and a full-length seven-minute version on the other side. The single's theme of alienation and anguish is one the band would return to, but for the moment, the group's emphasis was the free-form side of its work. The Hunters' reputation spread to Europe, where a stripped-back band spent six months in 1983, recording a second album, The Fireman's Curse in Germany, with producer Conny Plank (Can, Kraftwerk). Pruned back to its essentials, the band recorded another album with Plank, The Jaws of Life, and a single-only song, "Throw Your Arms Around Me," in the ""Talking to a Stranger" mold. Hunters & Collectors were at a crossroads.

After a live album came Human Frailty, where Seymour's deep songs about alienation and sexual politics came to the fore. The bandmembers had discovered how to tap the unique vein they had unearthed in the audience, where in a sweat-dripping venue packed to the rafters with a beer-swilling macho rock audience, that audience would at the top of their voices sing the song chorus "You don't make me feel like a woman anymore." A newly recorded "Throw Your Arms Around Me" became one of the undisputed classic songs of Australian rock, and from now until their end Hunters & Collectors would remain one of Australian rock's favorite live attractions. While successive studio albums did their best to explore new themes and new sounds to varying degrees of success, it was the live performances fans were waiting for, and with each new album it was the older material radio wanted to play. In the end, Hunters & Collectors were strangled by their own legend.

In 1998, the bandmembers announced they were recording their final album, Juggernaut, and supported it with a farewell tour. Mark Seymour released a solo album, King Without a Clue, continuing his relentless search for meaning through song. When soundman John Archer auctioned off the personally designed PA that had been carried by the band for almost 20 years, it signaled not just the end of Hunters & Collectors, but also the end of Australian music's post-punk era. 

 

Tracklist

1	When The River Runs Dry	5:01
2	Blind Eye	4:29
3	Love All Over Again	3:55
4	Crime Of Passion	5:22
5	You Stole My Thunder	3:27
6	Ghost Nation	4:11
7	The Way You Live	3:48
8	Gut Feeling	4:25
9	Lazy Summer Day	3:38
10	Running Water	5:04

 

SWELL Everybody Wants to Know 2001

by request 

 

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Tracklist

1	This Story	4:20
2	Someday Always Comes	4:15
3	...A Velvet Sun	5:29
4	Like Poverty	4:09
5	Inside A Bomb	2:08
6	I Don't Think So	4:13
7	East N West	3:51
8	Everybody Wants To Know	4:43
9	Call Me	4:44
10	Try Me	4:41
11	Feed	3:45
12	Why Not?	1:04

 

FUZZY Lemon Rind 1995

Thanks to Bryan S. for this up!

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Tracklist  

1	Lemon Rind	3:07
2	Christmas (Acoustic)	3:45
3	Thurber	2:53

FUZZY Electric Juices 1996

by request

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Tracklist  

1	Glad Again	2:40
2	Drag	2:47
3	Throw Me A Bone	2:20
4	Girl Don't Tell Me	2:26
5	Miss The Mark	2:47
6	Sleeper	2:55
7	Flavor	2:10
8	It Started Today	1:44
9	One Request	2:40
10	Someday	3:30
11	Pop A Dime	3:00
12	Uncut	3:09
13	Christmas	4:01

PENNILESS PEOPLE OF BULGARIA Velocity

Upped by Sposob Rocks

PAUPERS FIELD Voice 1997

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Battle Creek, Michigan based Christian Progressive Rock band. Started in the 1990's

 

 

 

Tracklist

01		Intro	0:33
02		Empty	4:34
03		Rocket To Nowhere	2:27
04		In The Rye	4:48
05		Never	5:37
06		Black	3:11
07		(Knock Knock)	2:32
08		Radium	3:30
09		(guitar)	0:23
10		She	4:17
11		(guitar 2)	0:39
12		Wall Of Lies	4:23
13		Farewell My Friends	2:22
14		Touch	10:53

764 HERO Salt Sinks and Sugar Floats 1996

Another lost 90's gem. Enjoy.

MOG STUNT TEAM King of the Retards 1997

Thanks to Martin

 

 

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Noise rock band from Detroit, Michigan U.S.A.

 

Tracklist

  1. Hello There
  2. Fight Song
  3. Revenge On Larry.... ....Ike Turner'll Kick Yer Ass
  4. Robot Laundry
  5. Postman
  6. Avenger
  7. King of the Retards
  8. John And Mary
  9. Jackson
10. Bad Heart Car
11. Tesla Coil Demonstration
12. Fat Is The Beat
13. March And Burn
14. Parasite
15. They Call It 'Mr.' 

SWELL self titled 1990

by request 

 

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Tracklist 

1	Get High	3:05
2	A Town	4:50
3	Sick Half Of A Church	3:36
4	Love You All	4:03
5	Yes And No	4:24
6	Stop	3:09
7	Dan, A Son Of Good	3:37
8	Ready ?	3:46
9	Think About Those Days	4:08
10	Wooden Hippie Nice	3:53

 

FIRESIDE

Uomini d'Onore
1998

Do Not Tailgate
1996

Interlace
1996

Interlace uploaded by Jenz

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Fireside Biography by Zac Johnson

Swedish punk band Fireside formed in the early '90s and, in some ways, personified the bleak landscapes of their homeland. Pelle Gunnerfeldt (a former pro-skateboarder changed full-time guitarist), Kristofer Astrom (guitar and vocals), Per Nordmark (drums), and Frans Johansson (bass) helped to influence a generation of Swedish hardcore bands like Refused, International Noise, Conspiracy, and Cobalt. The band's association with Crank! Records began in 1997 when their track "Headacher" was used as the opening song on their Don't Forget to Breathe compilation, and the label picked them up as soon as their contract with American expired.