THE VANS WARPED TOUR 96 Various Artists 1996

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Tracklist

1	Goldfinger (7)–	Anxiety	2:21
2	S.C.O.T.S.*–	White Trash	2:01
3	Dimestore Hoods–	Minds Of Confusion	3:38
4	Red Five (2)–	Space	2:36
5	Dance Hall Crashers–	Queen For A Day	2:48
6	Genius*–	Shadowboxin	3:29
7	Compulsion–	All We Heard Was A Dull Thud	4:00
8	Sublime (2)–	Paddle Out/Wrong Way	3:30
9	Steve Wynn–	Why	2:48
10	Loud Lucy–	Down Baby	2:30
11	Lifter–	Headshot	3:11
12	Kicking Harold–	Kill You	3:48
13	Boss Hog–	Winn Coma	2:16
14	Grover (6)–	My Wild Life	2:42
15	Spot (3)–	Moon June Spoon	5:13
16	Hog–	Get A Job	2:49
17	Reel Big Fish–	Snoop Dog, Baby	3:36
18	China Drum–	Can't Stop These Things	2:59
19	Possum Dixon–	Crashing Your Planet	2:59
20	Mr. Mirainga–	Jalopeno Eyes	3:32
21	Beck–	Make Out City (Where Its At Remix)	3:08

HOG Nothing Sacred 1996

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Not a very flattering review....

AllMusic Review by Roch Parisien

Hog is the kind of band that gives youth-culture movements a bad name. Green Day may not be the most original band on the planet, but you can believe they at least come by their Clash/Jam influences second-hand. Most everything on Nothing Sacred smells of third-hand thrift shops. As a matter of fact, if the Green Day boys weren't so busy ducking Joe Strummer's lawyers, they might want to have their own legal eagles turn a close ear to Hog's "Get a Job." For variety, the group lurches into unconvincing rockabilly ("Don't Say Nothin' Bad About My Baby") and hillbilly ("You and Me"). Only moody vengeance ballad "Medicine" shows any depth at all. I suppose for your early-teen fanatic who will absolutely "die" if Green Day doesn't release a new album soonest, Nothing Sacred could serve as an emergency placebo. 

Tracklist  

1	Shut Down
2	Don't Know Why
3	Junk
4	Not Perfect
5	Get A Job
6	Medicine
7	Aching
8	Walls
9	You Don't Know Me
10	Nothing Sacred
11	Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby)
12	Something For Nothing
13	You & Me