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 ESTRUS COCKTAIL COMPANION Various Artists 1994

 

Discogs

 

Surf/garage/punk comp on the Estrus record label

 

 Tracklist

1	The Apemen–	Pogo A' Go-Go	2:28
2	The Cowslingers–	Strip Bars, Liquor & Fireworks	1:57
3	The Del Lagunas–	Intoxica	3:14
4	Girl Trouble–	A Shot In The Dark	3:18
5	Jackie & The Cedrics–	Mockingbird	2:21
6	Jack O'Fire–	Trouble Man	4:15
7	The Makers–	The Jerome Tree	2:18
8	Man Or Astro-Man?–	The Carbonated Comet	1:52
9	The Mortals–	Atomic Cocktail	1:51
10	Southern Culture On The Skids–	Moonshine Martinis	1:53
11	Satan's Pilgrims–	Vampiro	1:55
12	Teengenerate–	Let's Take Another Booze	1:42

 

THE MAKERS Hunger 1997

 

Discogs

Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Garage punk outfit the Makers formed in Spokane, WA, in 1991, originally assembling frontman Mike Maker, his bassist brother Don Maker, guitarists Tim Maker and John Maker, and drummer Jay Maker. Famed for their anarchic live dates and for traveling from show to show in a 1965 Pontiac hearse, the group signed to Sympathy for the Record Industry to issue their debut 10" Hip-Notic; the exit of John Maker coincided with a move to the Estrus label for the full-length follow-up, 1993's Howl! The instrumental EP The Devil's Nine Questions preceded the Makers' second long player, 1994's All Night Riot; a trashier, more distorted sound distinguished the band's self-titled third LP, with guitarist Jamie Maker replacing Tim Maker for 1997's Hunger. After backing singer April March on her April March Sings the Songs album, the Makers resurfaced in 1998 with a new retro-glam approach on the acclaimed Psychopathia Sexualis, heralding the change by adopting new stage names -- Michael Machine, Don Virgo, Jay Amerika, and Jamie Jack Frost, respectively. The Makers made their Sub Pop label debut with 2000's acclaimed Rock Star God and followed it in 2002 with Strangest Parade. Jay Maker left the group that year to be replaced by Jimmy Chandler and the band parted ways with Sub Pop as well. They soon signed with Kill Rock Stars and in 2004 released Stripped, a collection of re-recordings of songs originally put out on Estrus between 1991 and 1998. They also welcomed back guitarist Tim Maker (now known as Timothy Killingsworth) expanding the group to a 5-piece for the album. This same line-up released Everybody Rise! in the fall of 2005. 

 

Tracklist

1	Small Town Depression
2	Tear Apart
3	No Count
4	Razorblade
5	Worlds Apart
6	Hard Times
7	Leopard Print Sissy
8	Sticky
9	Temper Tantrum
10	Live Or Die
11	Fair Game
12	Crash Ride
13	Mr. Blood
14	Take A Ride
15	Stone Boy
16	Why Can't I Live Forever