ASTRAL PLANE Various Artists cassette 1993

 

Discogs

 

Cassette only release compilation on Glidge Records - Blogatrix 

 

Tracklist

1	The Gerald Fort*–	Pop Music Saved My Life	0:53
A2	Throw That Beat In The Garbagecan!–	64 Red Go-Kart (live)	1:41
A3	Erase Today–	Miles Away	7:14
A4	Librarian (2)–	Pinter	1:33
A5	All About Chad–	Sleepover	3:04
A6	The Giant Mums–	Noonday Slum	3:13
A7	The Conspiracy (2)–	She's So Fine	2:30
A8	Useful Idiot–	Motivate	3:54
A9	Wckr Spgt–	Plants	2:28
A10	Iris (22)–	Possibly	1:44
A11	Musical Chairs–	Setting Up	2:07
A12	All Too Human–	Watcher Of Goodbyes	3:11
A13	U Thant–	90 M.Y.A.	4:00
A14	Cash Nexus–	It Doesn't Matter Today	2:46
A15	Usura–	Like A Sunday	2:22
B1	Madder Rose–	While Away	4:04
B2	La Sintesis–	I Want Your Love	3:04
B3	Lid (2)–	Coney Island	4:12
B4	The Airplanes*–	Steady Goes	3:29
B5	The Laurels*–	Ruby	2:33
B6	The Sons Of Selina*–	Anxiety	4:48
B7	Nevertheless (5)–	Caroline	3:30
B8	The Cat's Miaow–	Sleepyhead	2:24
B9	The Mosaic Eyes*–	There Is No End To This	4:04
B10	The Phantom Creepers–	Bubblehead	2:02
B11	The Almanacs–	Taken Too Long	1:41
B12	The Halo Bit–	How To Be	3:13
B13	The Ampersands–	Action Painter	2:16
B14	The Gerald Fort*–	Farewell Ye	0:46

 

JR. HIGH Killer of Friendships 1997

 

Discogs

 

Alternative rock from Portland, Oregon U.S.A. - Blogatrix 

  

Tracklist

1		Back Off
2		Gotta Problem
3		Brian's Pain
4		Sage's Lament
5		Today Is The Day
6		Incapable
7		Daddy's Little Princess
8		Lowest Common Denominator
9		Storm Warning
10		Writer's Song
11		King Of Clubs
12		Fruitland

 

FIREBALLS OF FREEDOM The New Professionals 1998

 

Discogs

 

The Fireballs of Freedom Biography by Mario Mesquita Borges

Delivering a raging fusion of the most extreme forms of rock & roll, the Fireballs of Freedom evoke both the roots of punk rock and the furious and disturbing features of hardcore. Assembling in the early '90s in Fargo, ND, the Fireballs of Freedom have since relocated to Portland, OR. Constituted by guitarist and vocalist Kelly, bassist The Dr., Von Paul (guitar, vocals), and King James, the band steadily built not only a loyal fan base, but also extended its recognition throughout the underground music scene. Following years of relentless live performances, the band started recording its first discs, including a split single with the Bellrays titled White Lies/Black Knight. In 1998, the squad decided on offering its first full-length record, The New Professionals, trough the Empty Records label. After two years of various and intense touring seasons, the group recorded Total Fucking Blowout, their second album, by then issued via Estrus records. In 2001, the Fireballs of Freedom delivered their third major studio recording, Welcome to the Octagon.

 

Tracklist

1		Street Smart
2		3 Finger Quarter
3		Norsk At Night
4		Drag
5		Ten Lanes To Chinatown
6		March Of The FOF
7		10-22
8		Glass Jaw
9		Scream Therapy
10		Man's Rock
11		Red Carpet

 

THE CATHETERS The Catheters 1999

 
Discogs

 

Catheters Biography by Greg Prato

Hailing from Seattle, the Catheters are comprised of members Brian Standeford (vocals, guitar), Derek Mason (guitar), Dave Brozowski (drums), and Leo Gebhart (bass). 1999 saw the release of their self-titled debut album, which the quartet supported by playing dates with the likes of the Murder City Devils and Mudhoney. In 2001 the group signed to the Sub Pop label, with producer John Goodmanson (Unwound, Blonde Redhead, Sleater Kinney)already on board. The following year, Static Delusions and Stone-Still Delays arrived; two years later, Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! followed. 

 

Tracklist

1		Never Look Back	3:11
2		Back In The Game	2:57
3		Those Nights Are Gone	4:26
4		Treat Me Like You Should	3:01
5		Do What I Want	2:24
6		Teenage Trash	1:56
7		Restless Eyes	2:52
8		Got No Reason	2:05
9		Ain't So Bad	2:28
10		The Kids Know How To Rock	3:48

 

BABYLON MINSTRELS Babylon Minstrels EP 1992

 

thank you, T.

Discogs

 

As far as I know, Babylon Minstrels only released this acoustic EP. Check it out. - Blogatrix 

 

 Tracklist

1		Gibsonton
2		Ian Brown
3		The Ring On My Hand
4		Depression
5		A Day Of Life In America

 

SMALL STARS One Verse 7 inch 1998

 

Discogs

 

female vocals and violin/indie pop on Kill Rock Stars  

 

Tracklist

A		One Verse	3:25
B		Waste My Time	4:24

 

LOS CRUDOS / SPITBOY Viviendo Asperamente = Roughly Living 1995

 

Discogs

 

Los Crudos were a DIY political hardcore punk band from Chicago, Illinois fronted by vocalist Martin Sorrondeguy. All of the band members were of Latino descent and all of their lyrics were in Spanish. They formed in 1991 and their last show was in October 1998. After Los Crudos broke up, lead vocalist Martin Sorrondeguy formed a hardcore band consisting of all gay members called Limp Wrist. Martin also started the DIY label Lengua Armada Discos to release Los Crudos records and those of other Chicago bands.

Spitboy were an all female political hardcore band from San Francisco, CA (USA) which existed from 1990 to 1995. 

 

Tracklist

A1	Los Crudos–	Achicados
A2	Los Crudos–	En Mi Opiñión
A3	Los Crudos–	No Te Debo Nado
A4	Los Crudos–	¡Levántante!
A5	Los Crudos–	La Caída De Latino America
A6	Los Crudos–	Nos Quieren Como Siempre
A7	Los Crudos–	No Me Vengan A Salvar
A8	Los Crudos–	Dejanos En Paz
A9	Los Crudos–	Tierra De Libertad?
A10	Los Crudos–	Victorias Y Ganancias
A11	Los Crudos–	Unidad Prohibida
B1	Spitboy–	What Are Little Girls Made Of?
B2	Spitboy–	Emaciation
B3	Spitboy–	You And Me And The Art Of Being A Woman
B4	Spitboy–	Fences
B5	Spitboy–	Wizened
B6	Spitboy–	6 Ft. Down

 

EMPTY RECORDS SAMPLER II Various Artists 1998

 

Discogs

 

German Empty Records label compilation. Kind of strange that The Real People are on here amongst so many punk and Oi bands. And yeah, I know that some of these songs are probably not from the '90s. Letting it slide. - Blogatrix 

 

Tracklist

1	Hammerbrain–	Don't Even Think Of It
2	D.O.A. (2)–	I Got A Noose
3	Donald Dark–	Laughter
4	Generation X (4)–	Anna Smiles
5	The Real People–	The People On The Telly
6	The Damned–	Shut It
7	d.b.s.–	Sunday
8	Agent Orange (7)–	Everything Turns Grey
9	Das Ding (7)–	Verlierer
10	Empty Set–	Long Way To Go
11	Sham 69–	Blackpool
12	Fudge Wax–	Vampirella
13	T.S.O.L.–	Abolish Government/Silent Majority
14	Captain Sensible–	Neverland
15	Youth Gone Mad–	Darby Crash
16	Love & Respect*–	Wanda Fuca
17	Tarnfarbe–	Still War
18	Live Action Pussy Show–	Another Day
19	Only Alternative*–	File Under Anti-Government
20	Springtoifel–	Zinnsoldaten
21	The Nuns–	Rambo Thing
22	Hammerbrain–	Operation
23	Schließmuskel*–	Ede's Nachbarin
24	Cock Sparrer–	Running Riot
25	D.O.A. (2)–	Groundhog Day
26	The Damned–	Love Song
27	Donald Dark–	Alte Säcke
28	White Flag–	Marshwiggle
29	The Nuns–	Do You Want Me On My Knees
30	Das Ding (2)–	Blöd Genug Für Diese Welt

 

DON DIXON Romantic Depressive 1995

 
Discogs

 

Don Dixon Biography by Jason Ankeny

Best known among the key producers to emerge from the American underground's jangle pop movement of the early '80s, Don Dixon also enjoyed a cult following as a solo performer. A native of North Carolina, he dwelled in relative obscurity for well over a decade as a member of the little-known Arrogance before attracting his first significant notice around 1983 after co-producing with Mitch Easter R.E.M.'s landmark debut LP, Murmur. Subsequent work on Chris Stamey's It's a Wonderful Life, the Windbreakers' Terminal, and Tommy Keene's Run Now solidified his reputation among jangle pop aficionados, and in 1985 Dixon recorded his solo debut, Most of the Girls Like to Dance But Only Some of the Boys Do, a further affirmation of his love of classic pop melodies and spiky, Nick Lowe-inspired wordplay. After producing wife Marti Jones' Unsophisticated Time, he released his second solo effort, Romeo at Juilliard, in 1987 and the live Chi-Town Budget Show a year later. After 1989's EEE, Dixon's recording career went into mothballs for several years and he returned to producing, helming efforts for the Smithereens, Richard Barone, and James McMurtry before finally releasing Romantic Depressive in 1995. Another lengthy hiatus preceded the early 2000 release of The Invisible Man and its 2001 follow-up, Note Pad #38. Entire Combustible World in One Small Room followed in summer 2006.

Tracklist

1		Righteous Side Of Love	3:38
2		Giving Up The Ghost	3:35
3		I Should Know Better	3:49
4		Angel Angel	4:07
5		Everytime I Think Of Home	4:17
6		What You Saw	2:56
7		Peace For The Last Time	4:00
8		Good Golly Svengali	4:00
9		25,000 Days	2:54
10		Lottery Of Lives	3:17
11		Never Slow Down	4:10

 

BLOOD RED BATTLE ROYAL Various Artists 1998

 

Discogs

 

Garage rock comp on Blood Red Vinyl & Discs record label - Blogatrix 

Tracklist

1	The Hentchmen–	Plumbine Rock
2	The Fleshtones–	The Friends Of Bazooka Joe
3	The Screamin' Furys–	Want Need Love
4	The Surf Trio–	Back To My Cave
5	The Woggles–	Trouble
6	King Louie (2) & The Lakeview Vikings–	Mistreated
7	13 Frightened Girls–	Can It Be?
8	Girl Trouble–	Night Life
9	The Fiends (2)–	Quit Pickin' On Me
10	Cavemanish Boys*–	Big Big Mouth
11	Marble Orchard (2)–	Dirty Shame
12	The Royal Pendletons–	I Wanna Know
13	The Hatebombs*–	Workin' Like A Dog
14	The Purple Merkins–	Cock-A-Hoop
15	Big Jim & The Branders–	The Speed Demons
16	The Silverkings–	Kick The Door Down

 

AIRSPACE II Various Artists 1990

 

Discogs

 

This was a vinyl only charity record for "Airspace" - a now defunct Bristol charity providing recreational and leisure facilities for under-privileged children.

 

Tracklist

A1	The Five Year Plan* & Choo Choo Train–	Pumpin' For Jill
A2	The Close Lobsters*–	Paper Thin Hotel
A3	The Wedding Present–	Don't Dictate
A4	St. Christopher–	If I Could Capture
A5	The Groove Farm–	Just A Silly Phase I'm Going Through
A6	The Brilliant Corners–	Where Are The Supremes Tonight?
A7	Cud–	Strange Kinda Love (Live)
A8	The Driscolls–	Time For Change
A9	The Family (13)–	Shine A Light
B1	Mega City 4*–	Honestly
B2	Mousefolk–	Where Is David Tonight?
B3	Jesse Garon & The Desperadoes–	Untitled
B4	Benny Profane–	Maureen
B5	Heavenly–	And The Birds Aren't Singing
B6	BOB (37)–	Daymaker Part 2 (Remix)
B7	The Golden Dawn–	No Reason Why
B8	The Darling Buds–	Shame On You (Slightlydelic Mix)