UNCLE JOE'S BIG OL DRIVER

self titled
1994

Chick Rock
1995

by request

 

 

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Uncle Joe's Big Ol' Driver blends the '70s Stones with '80s alternative-garage acts like the Replacements. The San Diego band's first album, Chick Rock, was released on Headhunter/Cargo. The band includes Andrew McKeag and David Jass on guitar and vocals, George Vidaurri on bass and John Spezza on drums.  

 

 

self titled

Tracklist

1		Red Room
2		Gone Sour
3		Call Me Black
4		Don't Go
5		Sweet Things Come In Small Packages
6		The Stoners Live In Costa Mesa
7		Mary Anne
8		Jersey
9		Divine
10		Superman
		11 Possible Driving Song Chick Rock Tracklist 1 Head First 2:52 2 Chick Rock 3:33 3 Yeah Yeah Yeah 3:54 4 One Night Stand 2:43 5 Now Is Your Next Time 4:22 6 Good Morning Headache 2:22 7 Truckload Of Luvin´ 2:46 8 Lip Gloss 2:39 9 The Same Thing 2:49 10 Thunderbolt Grease Slapper 2:34 11 Johnny The Man 2:50 12 AM 3:11

STONY SLEEP Music for Chameleons 1997

Upped by Ric. Thanks Ric!

By request

BUFFALO TOM Birdbrain 12 inch 1990

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Here was another nice record I received in the mail from back in my college radio days. Birdbrain was a 12 inch promo record with 2 acoustic tracks and the title track, released by Situation Two in the UK.

 

And for those who get titillated at the mention of Dinosaur Jr., this release was produced by J Mascis.

Tracklist

A   Birdbrain
B1 Reason Why (Acoustic)
B2 Heaven (Acoustic)

THE SUGARPLASTIC Bang, the Earth is Round 1996

Uploaded by Wirehead

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Tracklist  

1	Another Myself	2:57
2	Sheep	2:40
3	Don't Sleep	3:48
4	Transworld Modal Operator	3:04
5	Little Teeth	4:57
6	Montebello	4:20
7	The Way This Is	1:20
8	Polly Brown	2:13
9	Oh Charlene	2:45
10	Say Katie	2:13
11	Soft Jingo	5:25
12	Ohio	3:15

THESE ANIMAL MEN

Speeed King

1994

You're Not My Babylon
1994

Thanks to Martin

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Speeed King 7 inch

  

Tracklist

A	Speeed King
B	Jobs For The Boys

You're Not My Babylon

  

Tracklist  

A	You're Not My Babylon
B	Who's The Daddy Now?

TAMPASM

1997

LOVE AND A .45 Soundtrack 1994

 

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Tracklist 

1	–The Flaming Lips	Turn It On	4:41
2	–Meat Puppets	Animal	4:31
3	–Mazzy Star	Ghost Highway	3:25
4	–The Jesus And Mary Chain	Come On	2:14
5	–Kim Deal & Bob Pollard*	Love Hurts	4:12
6	–The Reverend Horton Heat*	The Devil's Chasing Me	5:12
7	–April's Motel Room	Black 14	4:48
8	–FSK* With David Lowery From Cracker*	Unter Dem Doppeladler	3:41
9	–Butthole Surfers	Who Was In My Room Last Night?	4:08
10	–Johnny Cash	Ring Of Fire	2:37
11	–Courtney & Western	Am I In Love	3:06
12	–Roger Miller	King Of The Road	2:27

 

REGULAR FRIES Free the Regular Fries 1998

Upped by Martin

UFO OR DIE Shock Shoppers 1994

Upped by Martin

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Tracklist

A	Shock Shoppers
B	Zombie Tube

 

SISSY BAR Statutory Grape 1996

Uploaded by Martin

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 Tracklist 

1	Wily
2	Sno-Cave
3	Bald Man Be Free
4	Trailer Song
5	Magic Bunny
6	Why? (The Bowling Ball Song)
7	Gin And Juice
8	Sad II Say
9	Punk Fries
10	The Bellman
11	Pear Shaped Girl
12	Do It!!!
13	Drunk With Love
14	Jackie
15	Kra-Z Weed
16	Driftwood Collection
17	(Our Pet Is...) Happy Pet

HURL A Place Called Today 1996

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Artist Biography by Greg Prato

Pittsburgh natives Hurl started out as a trio back in the summer of 1991. Guitarist/singer Matt Daly was the leader of the band, which also included guitarist/bassist Matt Jenick (also a member of the band Don Caballero) and drummer Dave Brunger. Their sound was high-energy, guitar-driven alternative/punk, and was expressed through a series of singles. Soon after, another guitarist (Dan Wilson) was added to make their sound even denser. The more conventional drum stylings of Noah Leger (who has also played with the Speaking Canaries) replaced Hurl's percussionist, solidifying the present-day Hurl lineup. Leger's presence signaled a much more powerful, upfront sound, as evidenced on their debut for Third Gear, A Place Called Today. The album was a delight for fans of tough (and sometimes dreamy) alt-rock and was produced by Shellac member Bob Weston. Hurl embarked on a club tour soon after the album's release. We Are Quiet followed in 1998, and Not a Memory appeared in 1999. 

 

Tracklist

Four Feet To Infinity	3:40
One Man, Buck	2:57
Motorola!	3:42
No. 11	3:55
Effie	5:31
(The Advantages Of) Temporary Baldness	3:31
Faceman	3:53
Madison Earful	4:16
Radishes	4:17
Slow Learner	6:51

MUMBLESKINNY Head Above Water 1995

Upped by CW

FEARLESS FREEP No Less Sordid 1997

Thanks to Pierre for the upload!

HOLIDAY Ready, Steady, Go 1996

Thanks to Martin 

 

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Artist Biography

by Jason Ankeny

Much-missed indie-pop combo Holiday formed on the campus of Yale University in late 1992; originally comprising singer/guitarist Josh Gennet, guitarist Matt Snow, bassist Andrew Park and an Alesis drum machine, the group -- initially dubbed Wimp Rocket -- self-released their 1993 debut cassette The Big Pickle before adding drummer Paul Moyano and travelling to Chicago to record their official debut EP, the Dave Trumfio-produced My Roommate Joe. Drummer Calvin Chin replaced Moyano for the follow-up single, "Permission Slip," and after issuing "Prostitutes in Town" in the fall of 1994, Holiday signed with March Records to issue their self-titled debut album in February. The record's airy, shimmering sound made it a major favorite of underground pop aficionados, and its fine follow-up, 1996's Ready, Steady, Go!, was also a cult hit. Drummer J. Niimi replaced Chin for 1997's Cafe Reggio; by the time of its release, however, Holiday was already a thing of the past -- the group disbanded following their appearance at the New York Popfest that January. Gennet went on to record as the Singletons.

 
Tracklist

1		Here We Are Again	2:26
2		Gent	2:05
3		Prostitutes In Town	3:38
4		Sandra	3:14
5		It's Wrong To Love	2:03
6		How Do You Know?	1:55
7		So Ordinary	2:10
8		April Cries	2:48
9		Everything You Say	2:16
10		Who's Gonna Find Out?	1:56
11		She's Not The Person You Think You Know	3:41
12		Still In Love	1:41
13		Run Away To Memphis	2:05
14		The Likely End Of Our Best Days	3:53

SUGAR SHACK Five Weeks Ahead of My Time 1997

Upped by Martin

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Artist Biography by Bradley Torreano

Pursuing garage rock with the attack of a punk band, Sugar Shack first appeared in 1992 with their independently released Charmer. The Houston-based band prides itself on being part of the trash rock circuit that thrives in the South, releasing three albums since their debut and touring extensively. The band is made up of singer Mark Lockridge, guitarists Andy Wright and Kyle Otis, bassist Johnny Gibson, and drummer Stefanie Paige Friedman.

Tracklist

1	I Can't Satisfy
2	Blabbermouth
3	Chip
4	Thee Crusaders
5	Get Her Back
6	I'm Glad / Your Sad
7	Da Kook
8	Be A Man
9	Five Weeks Ahead Of My Time
10	In The Chump Zone
11	Go! Space City
12	I'm Outta Here
13	All Night Stand
14	She's My Crutch

SAMMY

1995

1996

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Debut Album

Tracklist

1	Rudy
2	Hi Fi Killers
3	Dim Some
4	Shoot It Around!
5	The Turtle
6	Babe Come Down
7	Fantastic Sam
8	Rico & Carl
9	Evergladed
10	Royal Flush
11	TZ Queen
12	Room No.8 (DM 2)

Tales of Great Neck Glory

 

Tracklist

1	Possibly Peking
2	Encyclopedi-Ite
3	Slim Style
4	Neptune Ave (Ortho Hi Rise)
5	Buckle-Up Sunshine
6	Blue Oyster Bay
7	Chilling Excerpts
8	Red Lights Flashing
9	Anything
10	Horse Or Ballet?
11	Kings Pt. Vs. Steamboat