I HATE THE 90s VOLUME 30

 

 As always, just like in the '90s, this compilation will fit on a CD.

 

 Tracklist

  1. BRAD My Fingers
  2. GOMEZ 78 Stone Wobble
  3. BEATNIK FILMSTARS Bigot Sponger Haircut Policy
  4. LITTLE RED CAR Cardboard
  5. THE LUCKSMITHS Punchlines
  6. 12 RODS I Wish You Were A Girl
  7. SISTER PSYCHIC Velvet Dog
  8. 84 NASH Shot Bully
  9. SUPERCHARGER You Irritate Me
10. CHARMING Mississippi
11. THE CAPITOL CITY DUSTERS Minutemen Song
12. STEPHEN DUFFY She Freak
13. IMPOSSIBLE MUSIC FORCE Blah Na Na
14. CECIL SEASKULL True Love
15. THE HANG UPS Runway
16. PET Rogan
17. DISTORTION FELIX Green Army Man
18. SOMETHING FOR KATE Toothpaste
19. THE MAKERS Leopard Print Sissy
20. SISTER GEORGE Virus Envy
21. THE HOOBLERS Love
22. SONIC BOOM Indian Summer
23. SWERVEDRIVER You Find It Everywhere
24. CORNERSHOP Brimful of Asha 

THE CAPITOL CITY DUSTERS Simplicity 1998

 

Discogs

 

The Capitol City Dusters Biography

by Ron DePasquale

Fusing the sentiments of early hardcore and the sounds of D.C. post-punk, the Capitol City Dusters started off originally as the Dusters in 1996. Guitarist/vocalist Alec Bourgeois and drummer Benjamin Azzara got together when their respective Washington bands, Severin and Delta 72, split up. Bassist Bill Colgrove, whose hardcore band Foundation had done shows with Azzara's old band Junction, came down from Upstate New York to join. In a joint effort between Bourgeois' label Superbad Records and Dischord Records, the band released two vinyl-only albums, Forest Fire/Seventeen 7" in 1996 and a split 10" in 1997 with labelmates the Most Secret Method. Colgrove then left the band to start a web design business with Jawbox/Burning Airlines guitarist Bill Barbot, and the band renamed itself the Capitol City Dusters. Mark Lacasse (Sicken, Ghoti Hook) filled in on bass during the 1998 recording of Simplicity, after which Jesse Quitslund (Vile Cherubs, Please) took over. The Dusters then toured much of U.S. and Europe before returning home to work on a new album. They wouldn't emerge again until 2001, when they came out of their self-imposed vacation to work on a new album, 2002's Rock Creek.

Tracklist

1		Minutemen Song
2		A Day Away
3		Second To Run
4		Forest Fire
5		Breather
6		Falling Down Stairs
7		Treason
8		Not Me Now
9		Killing Ground
10		Seventeen
11		The Letter "E"