CHEAPO CRYPT SAMPLER #2! Various Artists 1997

 

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Compilation of garage rock bands on Crypt Records 

  

Tracklist 

1	Revelators*–	Serve The Man	1:46
2	Oblivians–	She's A Hole	1:41
3	DM Bob & The Deficits–	Two Headed Woman

4	Bantam Rooster–	Miss Luxury	1:56
5	Devil Dogs*–	Cheesecake	1:59
6	Los Ass-Draggers–	College Radio Shit	1:13
7	Fayette County Hookers*–	Satan's Highway	1:14
8	Nine Pound Hammer–	Steamroller	3:14
9	New Bomb Turks*–	Finger Nail Chomp	1:40
10	Lazy Cowgirls*–	Time & Money	2:29
11	The Gories–	Ghostrider

12	Oblivians–	Feel All Right	3:24
13	Raunch Hands*–	Everybody Loves Yo Mama	6:38
14	DM Bob & The Deficits–	Cowpower	2:48
15	The Wyld–	Goin' Places	2:33
16	Country Teasers–	Black Change	1:28
17	Cheater Slicks–	Hook Or Crook

18	Chrome Cranks–	Shine It On	4:05
19	The Beguiled–	I Walk Alone	2:07
20	Country Teasers–	Mosquito	2:30
21	Teengenerate–	Right Now	2:09
22	The Revelators–	Earthshaker, Yeah!	1:55
23	The New Bomb Turks–	Summer Romance	2:21
24	Los Ass-Draggers–	Shitty Instro	0:45
25	Los Primos (2)–	On My Floor	2:01
26	Mighty Caesars*–	Got To Get You Outside My Head	1:30
27	Bantam Rooster–	Shit Town	1:51
28	Pagans–	Dead End America	1:41
29	Oblivians–	Viet Nam War Blues	2:36
30	Lyres–	Let's Talk About Girls

31	Lazy Cowgirls*–	I'll Tell You Why	3:15

THE YUMMY FUR Plastic Cowboy 7 inch 1996

 

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Wikipedia

The Yummy Fur were a Scottish indie rock band from Glasgow, formed in 1992, and disbanded 1999. The band consisted of lead singer and guitarist John McKeown and a regularly changing line-up of other musicians.^[2] McKeown has since gone on to form the band 1990s. Their name was taken from the comic book Yummy Fur by Chester Brown.

After leaving the band in 1997, Lawrence Worthington would drum for both The Male Nurse and The Fall-influenced art punk band Country Teasers.

 

Tracklist

A1		Plastic Cowboy
A2		Flapy Clown Disco
B		Chinese Bookie

COUNTRY TEASERS Satan Is Real Again (Or: Feeling Good About Bad Thoughts) 1996

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Artist Biography by Mike DaRonco

The Country Teasers would eventually win audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. Crypt was the first label responsible for the group's American exposure, thanks to distribution of a self-titled 1995 ten-inch. The album Satan Is Real Again was released the following year. After 1997's Anytime Cowboy EP, the Teasers moved to Fat Possum/Epitaph and released 1999's Destroy All Human Life. Science Hat Artistic Cube Moral Nosebleed Empire came in 2002 -- a double LP released by In the Red, it compiled material dating back to the early '90s. The group's relationship with In the Red continued in 2003, with the release of Secret Weapon Revealed at Last. 

Tracklist

1	The Wide-Open Beaver Of Nashville
2	Black Change
3	Panty Shots
4	It Is My Duty
5	Devil On My Back
6	Little Black Clouds
7	Lies
8	Thank You God For Making Me An Angel
9	Cripples
10	Some Hole
11	Don't Like People
12	Country Fag
13	Satan Is Real Again
14	These Things Shall Pass