MINK Get In Get Out 1998

by request

 Sounds like Weezer but in a good way.

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Tracklist
1. Listen to the Quiet
2. Solid Air
3. Straight Man
4. Cough
5. Finger Lakes
6. College
7. Mr. Frankenstein
8. The Psychic
9. Audiosexwave
10. Cat Behaviour

GOODNESS 5 Song EP 1997

by request

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1	Pretender	3:33
2	Lost	3:20
3	Anthem	3:31
4	Queen Gasoline	3:20
5	Hyper Cool	1:41

CRANES Forever 1993

by request

 

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Tracklist

Everywhere	3:41
Cloudless	5:33
Jewel	3:09
Far Away	3:55
Adrift	5:12
Clear	3:45
Sun And Sky	3:35
And Ever	4:07
Golden	3:44
Rainbows	3:12

 

CRACKERBASH self titled 1992

by request

 

 

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Tracklist

1	Human Alarm Clock
2	My Own Fool
3	Bad Karma
4	Bite
5	4 Ltrs.
6	Jasper
7	Tile
8	Bike
9	Gresham
10	Counter
11	Trinkets

THE CLARKS Love Gone Sour Suspicion And Bad Debt 1994

by request

 

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Tracklist

1	Treehouse
2	Cigarette
3	Promised Land
4	Now And Then
5	Sun Don't Shine
6	Better Day
7	I'm The Only
8	Behind My Back
9	Climb Down
10	Madeline
11	Tell Me
12	Already Down
13	Sound The Warning
14	Let You Go

 

FLOWERHEAD ...ka-BLOOM! 1992

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Artist Biography by Greg Prato

A Texas group that attempted to resurrect '60s psychedelia (but wound up sounding like Soundgarden), Flowerhead was a hard rockin' quartet that enjoyed a brief career during the early '90s. Consisting of members Eric Schmitz (vocals, guitar), Buz Zoller (guitar), Eric Faust (bass), and Pete Levine (drums), the band issued an independent, cassette-only release first, 1990's In the Toybox, before signing to the Zoo label and issuing two more albums -- 1992's Ka-Bloom (which the group toured behind with an opening slot on Blind Melon's spring 1993 U.S. tour) and 1995's People's Fuzz. Shortly thereafter, Flowerhead had gone the way of the buffalo. 

Tracklist

1	Acid Reign	5:07
2	All Along The Way	2:50
3	Thunderjeep	5:51
4	Snagglepuss	5:44
5	Everything Is Beautiful	3:30
6	Oh Shane	7:22
7	What?!	3:46
8	Coffee	6:40
9	Sunflower	5:18

 

EDNASWAP Chicken EP 1996

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Tracklist

1	Glow	4:02
2	Nothing Is Broken	3:02
3	Torn	4:01
4	Therapy	4:04
5	Way Down	3:30

 

TACKLE BOX

1993

1993

by request

alt rock - the vocalist reminds me of Lou Reed

Thanks to Eric B.

 

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THE YUMMY FUR Night Club 1996

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Jangly, somewhat lo-fi indie rock. 

Glaswegian indie art-punks featuring future members of the 1990s and Franz Ferdinand.

 

Tracklist

A1	Plastic Cowboy
A2	Prole Birthday
A3	Kirsty Cooper
A4	Theme From Ultrabra
A5	Films
A6	Cheloveck
A7	Republic Of Salo
A8	Rollerderby
A9	Theoretically Pink
B1	Kodak Nancy Europe
B2	Carry On Nurse
B3	I Am 'Cosmetic Man'
B4	Roxy Girls
B5	Klaxxon Education Film
B6	Exact Copy Of Herman Friendly
B7	Sergeant Jumper
B8	Chinese Bookie

 

 

 

PUSSYCAT TRASH Non-Stop Hip-Action 1995

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PUSSYCAT TRASH were around back in the heyday of the UK riot-grrrl scene of the early 1990s. Along with the likes of HUGGY BEAR and SKINNED TEEN, they forged the backbone of a vital and vibrant underground scene. PUSSYCAT TRASH also contained a young Pete and Rachel, who later went on to form the amazing RED MONKEY. They also ran the inspiring Slampt records, which is unfortunately no more.

 

Tracklist

A1	Existentialism
A2	Punk Xerox Connections
A3	I Need Science Fiction
A4	Galore
A5	Style B: Rogue Robots.
A6	Zombie Beat
A7	Pussycat Trash Vs. Jarvis Cocker
A8	Fuck
B1	Big Sulk
B2	Mock Style Examinations
B3	Viva La Punka
B4	Fake Heart
B5	Dumb Crush
B6	Tattoo
B7	Spacesuit In A Supermarket
B8	Style A: Resistance Is Useful
B9	Where Will We Strike Next

 

SKINNED TEEN Karate Hairdresser 7 inch 1993

 Get your karate riot grrrl gear on!

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Tracklist

A1	Skinned Teen Anthem
A2	Karate Hairdresser
A3	Lust-Filled Boys
A4	Strawberry Queen
B1	Punk Rockest
B2	Dancing Alice
B3	Sounded Round

 

THE CLARKS Someday Maybe 1997

by request

 If you like the Jayhawks you'd probably like this. Rock with a taste of country.

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Artist Biography by Stacia Proefrock

Since their formation in Pittsburgh in 1988, the Clarks have been grinding out country-influenced garage rock. Though guitarist/vocalist Scott Blasey, guitarist Rob Hertweck, bassist Greg Joseph, and drummer David Minarik built their early reputation on college campuses, their straight-ahead rock sound seemed equally compatible with commercial radio and barhalls across the rust belt. Their debut album, I'll Tell You What Man, produced a regional hit, "Help Me Out," and gained unusually strong radio play for a self-produced album. Subsequent releases -- The Clarks, Love Gone Sour Suspicion and Bad Debt (with Hertweck now going by Robert James), and The Clarks Live -- each doubled the sales that had been earned by the previous album and developed the Clarks from a Pittsburgh phenomenon into a band that had great regional appeal and a small national presence. That presence was solidified thanks to the band's move to major label MCA with 1997's Someday Maybe; however, the Clarks remained silent for three years afterward, even as their back catalog became available nationally through the King Mouse label. They finally returned in 2000 with Let It Go, their first album for Razor & Tie. The label kept them on the roster, and the following year they stepped back into the studio to work with producer Justin Niebank on Another Happy Ending, released in the summer of 2002. 

Tracklist

1	Stop!
2	Courtney
3	Mercury
4	Rain
5	Caroline
6	Never Let You Down
7	Fatal
8	The Box
9	One Day In My Life
10	No Place Called Home
11	Everything Has Changed
12	These Wishes
13	Last Call
14	Cigarette