THE MUD PUDDLE PLAYOFFS Various Artists 1993

compilation on the Mud Records label

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Tracklist 

1	–Hot Glue Gun	I'll Kill You	4:37
2	–Lonely Trailer	Kiss Me Into The Ground	2:19
3	–Honcho Overload	Wish	2:54
4	–Hardvark	Firecracker	2:43
5	–Mother (8)	Sweet & Loaded	3:28
6	–16 Tons*	Trigger Happy	2:46
7	–Corndolly	Sex Kitten	3:26
8	–Hot Glue Gun	Dive	3:25
9	–Hum (2)	Sundress	3:49
10	–Honcho Overload	Miserable	3:55
11	–Hardvark	Dress	4:03
12	–Corndolly	Squirting Banana Dildo	2:48
13	–Judge Nothing	Aug Mouth	3:14
14	–The Suede Chain	Mississippi	5:53
15	–Ward (8)	Mustang	4:47
16	–Lonely Trailer	Judy's Taking Japanese	2:41
17	–Dick Justice (2)	Nine Outta Ten (Nietzsche Remix)	6:19

SARGE Charcoal 1996

by request

 

 

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Champaign, IL, punk-pop group Sarge was formed in late 1995 by singer/guitarist Elizabeth Elmore and ex-Corndolly bassist Rachel Switzky. Recruiting drummer Russ Horvath, the group played their debut show in January 1996, quickly becoming a popular local attraction. Upon signing to the Mud label, Sarge debuted that March with the excellent single "Dear Josie, Love Robyn," resurfacing a few months later on a split single with Supporting Actress issued on Grand Theft Autumn. After recording their acclaimed 1996 debut Charcoal, Horvath quit the group and was replaced by drummer Chad Romanski, who signed on in time to cut the 1997 single "Stall." Sarge's breakthrough sophomore LP The Glass Intact appeared in 1998 and was recorded with second guitarist Pat Cramer, who quit the band a short time later. His replacement was Sue Roth; lineup changes continued to plague the group in the months which followed, however, and in late 1998 Switzky left Sarge as well, opening the door for ex-Castor bassist Derek Niedringhaus. The following year Elmore enrolled in Northwestern Law School, and in the wake of her semester finals opted to dissolve the band, playing the occasional performance as a solo act; Distant, a posthumous collection of Sarge demos and live tracks, followed in the spring of 2000.(All Music Guide)

  

 

Tracklist

1	Smoke
2	Backlash
3	Dear Josie, Love Robyn
4	Chicago
5	Crush
6	Bedroom
7	I Don't
8	Another Gear Uncaught
9	The Last Boy

 

 

CORNDOLLY self titled 1995

by request

 

Tracklist

1		Waterbed	2:45
2		Car Crash	3:09
3		Sex Kitten	3:26
4		Come Out	2:13
5		Human Cannonball	5:14
6		Squirting Banana Dildo	2:48
7		No Song	2:55
8		Afterschool Special	3:16
9		The Difference	2:04
10		Angie	3:26
11		Mudfucker	2:25

 

 

 

SARGE The Glass Intact 1998

by request

 

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biography

by Jason Ankeny

Champaign, IL, punk-pop group Sarge was formed in late 1995 by singer/guitarist Elizabeth Elmore and ex-Corndolly bassist Rachel Switzky. Recruiting drummer Russ Horvath, the group played their debut show in January 1996, quickly becoming a popular local attraction. Upon signing to the Mud label, Sarge debuted that March with the excellent single "Dear Josie, Love Robyn," resurfacing a few months later on a split single with Supporting Actress issued on Grand Theft Autumn. After recording their acclaimed 1996 debut Charcoal, Horvath quit the group and was replaced by drummer Chad Romanski, who signed on in time to cut the 1997 single "Stall." Sarge's breakthrough sophomore LP The Glass Intact appeared in 1998 and was recorded with second guitarist Pat Cramer, who quit the band a short time later. His replacement was Sue Roth; lineup changes continued to plague the group in the months which followed, however, and in late 1998 Switzky left Sarge as well, opening the door for ex-Castor bassist Derek Niedringhaus. The following year Elmore enrolled in Northwestern Law School, and in the wake of her semester finals opted to dissolve the band, playing the occasional performance as a solo act; Distant, a posthumous collection of Sarge demos and live tracks, followed in the spring of 2000.

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Tracklist

1	Stall
2	A Torch
3	Beguiling
4	Charms And Feigns
5	Homewrecker
6	Half As Far
7	I Took You Driving
8	Fast Girls
9	The First Morning
10	Put In The Reel
11	To Keep You Trained