INITIAL RECORDS CATALOG SAMPLER DISC NUMBER ONE Various Artists 1998

 

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Killer comp of emo/hardcore bands on Initial Records

 

Tracklist

1	As Friends Rust–	Home Is Where The Heart Aches	2:28
2	Botch–	John Woo	3:15
3	Boy Sets Fire*–	The Fine Art Of Falling	2:58
4	Cave In–	Moral Eclipse	2:05
5	Chalkline–	Present Tense	4:40
6	Chamberlain (2)–	Go Down Believing	4:03
7	Coalesce–	A New Language	2:14
8	Corrin–	Seed Of Cain	2:40
9	Darkest Hour–	Reflections Of Ruin	3:50
10	Elliott–	Suitcase And Atoms	3:53
11	The Enkindels–	Florida Trash	3:30
12	Fastbreak–	Fast Cars Fast Women	2:03
13	Get High–	Darkness Divider	1:35
14	Give Until Gone–	Fors	3:38
15	Harvest (3)–	Epicure	3:02
16	In My Eyes–	The Way It Was Left	2:02
17	Indecision (2)–	Dream Come True	1:57
18	Ink And Dagger*–	The Fine Art Of Original Sin	4:04
19	Jazz June*–	When The Drums	5:25
20	Jejune–	This Afternoons Malady	4:20
21	Keepsake–	Infinity Road	2:37
22	Metroschifter–	The Name Of A Street	3:46
23	Stalag Seventeen*–	Margin = 1	2:45

THE EMO DIARIES CHAPTER TWO: A MILLION MILES AWAY Various Artists 1998

 

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Deep Elm comp of emo bands

 

Tracklist

  1. Pop Unknown - Writing It Down For You
  2. The Appleseed Cast - Max
  3. Seven Storey Mountain - Incomplete
  4. The Blacktop Cadence - Cold Night In Virginia
  5. Brandtson - Holly Park
  6. Shooters & Senders - The Wrath
  7. Buford - After Dark
  8. The Jazz June - S.E.G.
  9. Plain - Life Without Ambition
10. Magstatic - Somedays
11. My Favorite Citizen - Kayla Learns To Dance
12. Strike Force - Nova
13.1 Miracle of 86 - Teenage Unity Song
13.2 No Artist - Untitled
13.3 Tess Wiley - Delicate Skin

THE JAZZ JUNE / MID CARSON JULY Flowers Make Everything Better 1997

 

Discogs

 

Tracklist

A	Mid Carson July–	Lilac Morning
B	The Jazz June–	Bleach In Your Eyes

 

I HATE THE 90s Volume 22

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

I Hate the 90s Volume 22

Tracklist

1. VARNALINE Gulf of Mexico
2. DEAD HOT WORKSHOP A
3. STEREO TOTAL Holiday Innn
4. PEE SHY Mr. Whisper
5. TANYA DONELLY Pretty Deep
6. RIGHT AS RAIN She's Still Cryin'
7. OCEAN COLOUR SCENE Giving It All Away
8. IAN BROWN My Star
9. TULLYCRAFT Great Ways
10. DIANOGAH Plankton and Krill
11. LITTLE MY Iowa Road Report
12. TODD SNIDER My Generation Part 2
13. DAVID GRAY Smile
14. BILLY PILGRIM Get Me Out of Here
15. THE JAZZ JUNE Silver Dollar
16. THE APARTMENTS End of Some Fear
17. HOT ROD CIRCUIT Weak Warm
18. THE RAVEUPS She Says (Come Around)
19. THIRST Eskimos
20. THE FRIGGS I Thought You Said You Were Going to Kill Yourself
21. OBLIVIANS Guitar Shop Asshole
22. LAZYCAIN The Four and Five

THE JAZZ JUNE Breakdance Suburbia 1999

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Artist Biography by James Christopher Monger

Formed in 1996 in the diminutive Pennsylvania city of Kutztown around the talents of Andrew Low, Justin Max, Bryan Gassler, Adam Gerhart, and Daniel O'Neill, all of whom met at Kutztown University, hard-hitting emo-pop quintet the Jazz June employ a heady mix of punk-infused indie rock and emotionally charged post-rock, and became one of the leading lights of the burgeoning emo scene in the late '90s (falling somewhere between Sunny Day Real Estate and the Promise Ring) before calling it quits in 2002. The group issued a significant body of work before disbanding, including the LPs They Love Those Who Make the Music, Boom, The Motion and the Music, Breakdance Suburbia, Medicine, and Better Off Without Air. In 2007 they put out a collection of B-sides, rarities, and live cuts under the title Scars to Prove It, and in 2014 they made their reunion official by releasing a brand new studio album, the Top Shelf Records-issued After the Earthquake. 

 

Tracklist

1	Burned Out Bright
2	Silver Dollar
3	The Teenage Fight Song
4	Russians Part 2
5	Antiquated
6	Nothing
7	Signal
8	Bleach In Your Eyes
9	At The Artist's Leisure
10	D3PO