PUNK UPRISINGS Various Artists 1996

 

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Compilation on Lookout! Records

 

 Tracklist

  1. Assorted Jellybeans - Braindead
  2. Black Train Jack - 700 Club
  3. Bouncing Souls - Here We Go
  4. Funeral Oration - World Needs Changing
  5. The Hi-Fives - Transistor Sister
  6. Hi-Standards - Lonely
  7. The Humpers - Migraine Shack
  8. Kankersores - Ernie
  9. Mr. T. Experience - New Girlfriend
10. MxPx - Punk Rawk Show
11. The Queers - From Your Boy
12. Reset - Concerns
13. Satanic Surfers -  Your Perfect World
14. Sicko - Cover Up
15. The Smears - Big 44
16. Spent Idols - Oh No (Here We Go Again)
17. Squirtgun - Frederick's Frost
18. The Suspects - My Lie
19. Ten Foot Pole - Walkin'
20. Trigger Happy - Softly
21. The Vandals - Take It Back
22. Weston - No Kind of Superstar
23. Wizo - Gemein (Mean)
24. Wynona Riders - Deep End
25. Zoinks! - Uma 13 Times

PUNK BITES Various Artists 1996

 

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Punk/ska comp on the Fearless Records label

 

Tracklist

1	Diesel Boy–	Lime Green	2:28
2	Schleprock–	Sorry	3:23
3	Vandals*–	His Name Was Joe	2:20
4	No Use For A Name–	Exit	3:33
5	Assorted Jelly Beans–	You'll Never Know	2:19
6	Strung Out–	Wrong Side Of The Tracks	2:47
7	Blount–	Inside The T.V.	2:12
8	Ten Foot Pole–	Ultimatum	3:21
9	White Kaps–	Lucky Strike	2:20
10	Ignite–	Distance	2:35
11	Drunk In Public–	Enemies	1:44
12	Large Hardware–	Hardrap	3:07
13	Fury 66–	Insecurity	2:34
14	Glue Gun–	Gas Chamber	0:55
15	Home Grown (2)–	Will You Dance With Me	3:31
16	Nobodys–	Sick Of You	1:18
17	D.I.–	Two Girls And One Stein	3:32
18	Hi-Standard–	New Life	1:45
19	Naked Aggression–	Plastic World	2:52
20	Straight Faced–	Show Me Your Gun	1:57
21	30 Foot Fall*–	Jr. High Sucked	1:58
22	Swindle–	U.S.A.	1:47
23	Drain Bramaged–	Nudie Bar	2:36
24	Das Klown–	Shafted	1:46
25	Rubberneck (5)–	Living Alone	3:19
26	Retail Price–	Avaricious Outcome	1:51
27	Frankenstein (2)–	City Of People	2:49
28	Fed Up! (2)–	Keep On Trying	3:33

AND YOU SAID WE COULDN'T MAKE IT Various Artists 1999

 

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Canadian various alternative/ska/punk/pop punk/hardcore bands compilation on Lil' Punx Records

 

Tracklist

CD1
1	Go Real Slow–	Nothing To Lose
2	One Ninety One–	Not My Job
3	Jerk Circus–	Waste
4	Kid With Man Head–	You And Me
5	1 Second Chance–	Staying True
6	DanDare–	Because I Said So
7	Chapter 11 (3)–	The Bike Song
8	The Suburban Rejects–	Time
9	Lethargic–	Brentwood
10	Lucky Number Seven–	All Your Fault
11	Janky (3)–	In The Army Now
12	The Almighty Fathers–	Do The Same
13	2-Pump Louie*–	Don't Tell Me
14	Shift-D–	Twenty-Two
15	The Prime Minister's Choice–	Not Punk Enough
16	The Pantaloonatics–	Battle Time
17	Second Floor Daycare–	All Lubed Up
18	Grann. E. Smith & The Rotten Apples–	Another Face In The Crowd
19	Superman's Suicide–	Hide My Head
20	Jerk Circus–	Truth
21	Cheapskate (7)–	Punk Rock Band
22	General Rudie–	Empire Of Crime
23	Second Best (2)–	Benless
24	Canadian Bush Party–	Driving To Squimish
25	Bald Vulture–	Wake Up
26	Trunk (3)–	Unite
27	Fifty Strong–	The Sound Of Water
28	Confusion (20)–	As I Walk, As I Talk
		CD2
1	Bald Vulture–	Why Politician
2	The Suburban Rejects–	Go Get Fucked
3	The Almighty Fathers–	Woman
4	The Pantaloonatics–	50 Years
5	Superman's Suicide–	Selfish
6	Jerk Magnet–	Optional Stop Sign
7	Whoopie Cushion–	Everyone And Everything
8	Dirty Bird (4)–	Turkey Ass
9	Ballyhoo! (2)–	Incoherent For You
10	Shifting Faces–	Derek Beat Up Chris, Landon And Matt
11	Ten Foot Pole–	Seven
12	Jason (18)–	Imagem É Tudo, Sua Cabeça Não Tem Nada
13	Nowhere Fast (4)–	How Can You Say Free
14	800 Octane–	Pimp Ray
15	Likewise (5)–	Let Me Leave
16	Screwby Dudes–	Ice Cream Is Better
17	Pea Shooter–	Together Again
18	Creatures Of Habit (4)–	All Through It All
19	Drive (14)–	Nervous
20	Daeve (2)–	Something Inside
21	Gizmo 45–	Mike Bowen
22	Hosehead–	Go Zombie
23	Octave 9–	Downtime
24	Demented Jeffery–	Strive For Change
25	Censored Society–	I'm Going To Kill The President's Cat
26	Thee Outcasts–	Blockhead
27	Bigtime Nobody–	Me
28	Notoriety–	1 Question Why
29	DNS*–	Blind Eves
30	Anything But Nothing–	Dreaming Of Reality
31	Janky (3)–	Kicked Out

BRODY Worth Dying For 1996

 

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Brody was a punk / post-hardcore band from the Philadelphia, PA area. Not much historical information is readily available on the Internet about the band Brody, but some details can be pieced from guitarist/singer Fred Mascherino's Wikipedia entry:

From 1992 to 1999, Mascherino was in a band named Brody, whose members included Kevin Ruggeri (who later joined 10 Foot Pole), Bill Loughin, Brodie Ruland, Keith Cucuzza and Dan Sagherian. Brody released a 7" EP on Creep Records entitled "Against Forgetting" and a full-length CD entitled "Worth Dying For" on Harvest records. The band was also featured on several compilations, including Blackout! Records' "Punk Rock Jukebox." 

Tracklist

1		Love	3:35
2		New Jersey	1:46
3		Hard To Believe	2:43
4		Three	3:58
5		Engage	3:54
6		Basic Design	1:47
7		Asthma	2:40
8		Rain	5:56

GODMONEY (MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK) Various Artists 1997

 

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Tracklist

1

Pennywise–

Peaceful Day

2	MxPx–	Doing Time

3	Descendents–	Lucky

4	Stavesacre–	Tranewreck

5	Chance 22–	Hollow

6	Stanford Prison Experiment–	The Accomplice

7	Rollins Band–	Saying Goodbye Again

8	Down By Law (2)–	Independence Day

9	Farside–	Hope You're Unhappy

10	Dance Hall Crashers–	Nuisance

11	Blink 182*–	Voyeur

12	AFI–	Wake Up Call

13	Slick Shoes–	Rusty

14	Guttermouth–	A Day At The Office

15	Ten Foot Pole–	It's Not Me

16	MxPx–	Small Town Minds

17	Voodoo Glow Skulls–	You Don't Have A Clue

18	Guttermouth–	Cut Off

19	Fireside–	Sucking The Dust

20	Living Sacrifice–	Reject

21	Strife–	Untitled

22	Far–	All Go Down

 

PUNK SUCKS Various Artists 1996

 

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Tracklist

1	–Pennywise	Slowdown	2:56
2	–No Use For A Name	Soulmate	3:09
3	–Ten Foot Pole	Racer X	2:28
4	–Sublime (2)	All You Need	2:49
5	–Home Grown (2)	Face In The Crowd	4:10
6	–Voodoo Glow Skulls	Descendent's Song	1:23
7	–White Kaps	Germs	1:52
8	–88 Fingers Louie	Too Many	3:02
9	–The Neighbors (2)	Sometimes	2:49
10	–H.F.L.*	Old School Pride	1:50
11	–Everready	I Hate You	2:37
12	–The Bollweevils	New Dreams	1:06
13	–Unwritten Law	Crazy Poway Kids	2:42
14	–Good Riddance	Mother Superior	3:07
15	–Blink*	M & M's	2:38
16	–Strung Out	Support Your Troops	2:15
17	–Naked Aggression	Right Now	3:01
18	–Jugheads Revenge*	49 And 61	2:46
19	–Funeral Oration (2)	Damn You	1:31
20	–Overlap (4)	Song #9	2:36
21	–Bouncing Souls*	The Ballad Of Johnny X	2:16
22	–Boris The Sprinkler	All My Time	1:52
23	–Glue Gun	Skate The Haight	2:07
24	–Quincy Punx	Cereal Killer	1:57
25	–Fed Up! (2)	Can't Figure It	1:27
26	–Straight Faced	Omit	3:42
27	–F.Y.P.	2000 A.D.	1:25
28	–Fighting Cause	Bummers	2:41
29	–Supernovice	Out On The Grass	1:47
30	–The Living End (4)	Deadbeat	0:02

 

TEN FOOT POLE Swill 1993

by request

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Artist Biography by Eleanor Ditzel

Formerly known as Scared Straight, but wanting to have more fun than a straight-edge hardcore band, Ten Foot Pole converted into a powerful, aggressive punk rock band. While Scared Straight had releases on the Mystic Records label, Ten Foot Pole quickly came under the Epitaph umbrella, staying there until past the millennium.
Co-founder Dennis Jagard was born in Northridge, CA, but grew up in Simi Valley, CA. When he was eight, his parents made him take piano lessons; by the time he was ten, music was his way of life. He kept Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" in his bathroom tape player for months, listening to the same songs every day while showering. When he was 11, he struck a deal with his parents and wrote up a contract: He would be allowed to switch from piano to guitar with the understanding that he would turn the volume down when requested, and he wouldn't play the guitar when his dad was home. Jagard started gigging with his friends during junior high school, motivated by their love for heavy music and the hope that the girls would notice them if they were on-stage. As he grew older, he developed a love for street motorcycles, snowboarding, and reading, but the thrill of writing songs and seeing how music affected people shaped his career as a vocalist and guitar player.

Jagard, along with co-founder Steve Von Treetrunk (guitar), plus Scott Radinsky (vocals), and Jordan Burns (drums), gained experience at every turn as they took their new band, Scared Straight, on their first tour. They lost everything when both their car and trailer were stolen in Pittsburgh. The show went on as they continued to play on borrowed equipment. Scared Straight self-released their debut album, Swill, early in 1994. Then Burns switched bands and went with Corrosion of Conformity, so Tony Palermo joined on behind the drum kit. By September 1994, the Epitaph label had signed the band and released Rev. After the name and style conversion to Ten Foot Pole that came with Rev, the band joined with the Satanic Surfers and released a split CD in April 1995. Vocalist Scott Radinsky, having the dual talent of singing and being a pitcher for the L.A. Dodgers, left the band in 1995 to pitch balls full-time, later going on to form Pulley as well; Jagard took over his spot.

Epitaph released Unleashed in March 1997, and a few months later, Glen Vegas (bass) joined the band. Vegas, with his energetic backing vocals, originated from Canada and earlier played in Dead Surf Kiss (aka DSK) and 60 Cycle. That fall, Ten Foot Pole toured New Zealand, Japan, Australia, and the U.S. In January 1999, Epitaph released Insider, which was well received by fans. When Vegas left to explore other areas of life, Leigh Lawson (bass) became a key ingredient of the band. May 2000 found Ten Foot Pole on the Punk-O-Rama tour, providing a joyous interaction with fans. The band also covered "Love Song" by Tesla on Punk Goes Metal released in August 2000 by Fearless Records. 

Tracklist  

1	People Like You	1:40
2	Skywalker	2:10
3	Pete's Shoes	2:19
4	Life	3:15
5	Home	2:26
6	Ultimatum	3:24
7	Forward	1:23
8	Third World Girl	3:21
9	Pete's Underwear	1:19
10	School	1:33
11	Man In The Corner	1:51
12	Racer X	2:25
13	Joy To The World	3:03

PULLEY 60 Cycle Hum 1997

 

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Artist Biography by Steve Huey

The Southern California punk revival band Pulley was formed upon vocalist Scott Radinsky's departure from Ten Foot Pole, brought about by that band's desire for a singer with a full-time focus on music (Radinsky is also a major-league relief pitcher and has played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, among others). Pulley's initial lineup included drummer Jordan Burns (also ex-Ten Foot Pole), who was in the pre-Ten Foot Pole band Scared Straight with Radinsky and also gigs with Strung Out; guitarist Jim Cherry, formerly the bassist of Strung Out; guitarist Mike Harder, who served a brief stint in Scared Straight; and bassist Matt Riddle, formerly of Face to Face. Pulley's debut, Esteem Driven Engine, was released in 1996 by Epitaph; Riddle joined No Use for a Name full-time afterward and was replaced by Tyler Rebbe. Follow-up 60 Cycle Hum appeared in 1997, and their eponymous third album in 1999. Cherry exited Pulley's lineup before the guys began work on fall 2001's Together Again for the First Time. (Sadly, he passed away as the result of a lifelong heart condition the following summer.) As their first album without producer Ryan Greene behind the controls, Matters -- produced instead by Matt Hyde (Slayer, No Doubt) -- followed in April 2004. By this time, the band comprised Radinsky, Harder, Rebbe, drummer Tony Palermo, and guitarist Jim Blowers. 

 

 

Tracklist

1	If
2	Locked Away
3	Havasu
4	Reality
5	Mandingo
6	Scab
7	Where Are You Now
8	Hold On
9	Padded Cell 4 Walls (Pt. 2)
10	Noddin' Off
11	Separated
12	What
13	Endless Journey
14	Outside Opinion