9-IRON 9-Iron 1993

 

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Rock band from Los Angeles, CA active from 1993 to 1999.

 

Tracklist

1		Girl From 911	2:51
2		State Trooper	1:34
3		Movie Tonight?	2:23
4		Coffee Shop                2:05
5		Christina's Blue & Gold	2:37
6		The Girl Won't Listen	2:05
7		Butcher Shoppe	2:05
8		Dollar Bills	2:21
9		Met Her On Line	2:05
10		Blood On The Sheets	3:10
11		How To Talk To Girls	2:17
12		She Hasn't Called	1:58
13		Looking Forward	2:29

GERMS (TRIBUTE) A Small Circle of Friends 1996

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Tracklist  

1	–NOFX	Forming	0:54
2	–Free Kitten	Sex Boy	2:28
3	–Melvins	Lexicon Devil	1:40
4	–The Holez	Circle One	2:56
5	–D Generation	No God	2:04
6	–Mike Watt & J Mascis	What We Do Is Secret	0:43
7	–Ruined Eye	Land Of Treason	3:09
8	–The Posies	Richie Dagger's Crime	2:57
9	–O-Matic	Strange Notes	1:58
10	–White Flag	Manimal	2:07
11	–That Dog*	We Must Bleed	1:39
12	–Flea	Media Blitz	1:58
13	–Sator	The Other Newest One	2:58
14	–The Wrens	Let's Pretend	2:44
15	–Matthew Sweet	Dragon Lady	3:03
16	–Gumball (2)	Caught In My Eye	3:11
17	–Meat Puppets	Not All Right	4:02
18	–Puzzled Panthers	Now I Hear The Laughter	3:19
19	–L7	Lion's Share	2:43
20a	–Monkeywrench*	Shutdown	22:48
20b	–Hovercraft	Shutdown Reprise
20c	–Drew Blood	Mohawk Redemption

THAT DOG. Totally Crushed Out! 1995

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Los Angeles, CA-based pop rock band active from 1991 to 1997 and reunited in 2011.

Tracklist  

1	Ms. Wrong	2:26
2	Silently	2:29
3	In The Back Of My Mind	2:04
4	He's Kissing Christian	3:31
5	Anymore	2:42
6	To Keep Me	2:21
7	Lip Gloss	2:58
8	She Doesn't Know How	2:26
9	Holidays	2:30
10	Side Part	2:01
11	One Summer Night	2:10
12	Michael Jordan	3:27
13	Rockstar	7:37

THE POOP ALLEY TAPES A Compilation Of 31 Los Angeles Bands 1995

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1-1	–The Rentals	California
1-2	–Benett*	Love On The Rocks
1-3	–Recess	Study No. 1 For Symphony No. 1
1-4	–Josh Haden	Ten Nights
1-5	–Jackknife	Teenage Blues
1-6	–that dog.	Ridiculous
1-7	–Too Much Girl	Fascinating Girl
1-8	–Radies Man	Honkie Tonky Woman
1-9	–The Strawberry Jams	Kinda Sorta Maybe
1-10	–Rump	Alan's Got An Axe To Grind
1-11	–Crib	Sty
1-12	–Fleabag	Fading Fast
1-13	–The Haves	Nevadaesque
1-14	–The Neptunas	Hot Custom Long Board
1-15	–Bobby & The Magic Pacer	Drinking Dogs
1-16	–Waldo The Dog Faced Boy	Turkey's Lament
1-17	–Speculum Fight	Hello There Chico
1-18	–Rod Poole	Excerpt From The Composition "Dark Light Approaching Reason"
2-1	–Polar Goldie Cats	Reverb Wa Doko
2-2	–Geraldine Fibbers*	He Stopped Loving Her Today
2-3	–Beck	Girl Of My Dreams
2-4	–June Blake	Adam In June
2-5	–Lowercase	My Shame Your Shame
2-6	–Kryptonite Nixon	Whiffle Ball
2-7	–Charles Brown Superstar	Solid Gold
2-8	–Shady Ladies Of The Mother Lode	Moistened
2-9	–Danny Frankel	Rainbow Wig On Haight St.
2-10	–Brown Cow	Out?
2-11	–Nastassya Filippovna	Ungodly Purple Watt
2-12	–Vector 3Niner	The Deep Complexity Of Quotidian Chaos (Let's Vector)
2-13	–Slug (6)	Silver Man

I HATE THE 90s Volume 14

1. SATISFACT Misprint
2. GLITTERBOX I Can Wait
3. THE SORTS On Paper   
4. LAZY Half Assed
5. YUMMY FUR Bugs Bunny
6. MEXICO 70 Best and Hurst
7. EDNASWAP Nothing is Broken
8. FLUF Pushin' Back Days
9. POSSUM DIXON Watch the Girl Destroy Me
10. MINK The Psychic
11. ELEVENTH DREAM DAY Motion Sickness
12. ANIMALS THAT SWIM How to Make a Chandelier
13. THAT DOG. Old Timer
14. DOVETAIL JOINT This is My Home
15. NEUTRINO Protocol
16. CREEPER LAGOON Wonderful Love
17. THE DANDY WARHOLS Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth
18. BLURT Machina Machina
19. SAUCER Triple Lutz
20. THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE In India You
21. BIKINI KILL Reject All American
22. BASSHOLES Bowling Ball
23. ROYAL TRUX Junkie Nurse
24. BUFFALO TOM Velvet Roof
25. SISSY BAR Smiley, We Become

that dog. that dog. 1994

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

The lineup of the Los Angeles-based indie pop quartet that dog. represented the flowering of a second generation of musical luminaries: singer/guitarist Anna Waronker was the daughter of famed producer and Warner Bros. head Lenny Waronker, while bassist Rachel Haden and her violinist sister, Petra, were two of the triplet daughters born to jazz titan Charlie Haden. Friends since high school, the trio first began playing music together in Waronker's bedroom in the early '90s. Joined by drummer Tony Maxwell in 1992, that dog. issued their debut double 7" on the tiny Magnatone Records, quickly becoming a staple of the L.A. club circuit; a flurry of label interest followed, and the group signed with DGC in 1993. that dog.'s self-titled debut LP appeared in 1994; an energetic and quirky punk-pop effort highlighted by sunny harmonies and the intriguing use of violin and cello, the record became a college radio hit, and the light-hearted video for the lead single "Old Timer" even garnered some MTV airplay. The follow-up, Totally Crushed Out!, was issued a year later; a concept album wittily exploring the teen angst of unrequited love (packaged to recall a Sweet Valley High romance novel), the record marked a significant maturity in Waronker's songwriting, evidenced by tracks like "Ms. Wrong" and "He's Kissing Christian." A planned Waronker solo project was scheduled to follow, but instead, her more pop-oriented material became the basis for the third that dog. record; co-produced by Brad Wood, the stellar Retreat From the Sun appeared in 1997. The band's breakup was announced that September. 

 

Tracklist 

1	Old Timer	2:08
2	Jump	3:15
3	Raina	2:12
4	You Are Here	4:36
5	Just Like Me	2:22
6	She	2:57
7	Angel	3:46
8	Westside Angst	1:49
9	She Looks At Me	2:30
10	Punk Rock Girl	2:07
11	Zodiac	2:02
12	Family Functions	2:20
13	She Looks At Me (Reprise)	0:52
14	Paid Programming	2:51
15	This Boy	5:13

 

THE RENTALS Return of the Rentals 1995

 

 

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Tracklist

The Love I'm Searching For	3:35
Waiting	3:13
Friends Of P.	3:32
Move On	4:20
Please Let That Be You	3:33
My Summer Girl	3:12
Brilliant Boy	4:16
Naive	2:19
These Days	3:00
Sweetness And Tenderness	5:55

9-IRON The Make Out King 1995

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Rock band from Los Angeles, CA active from 1993 to 1999. 

Make out King Review by Richard Foss

It has often been observed that great tragedies have often been the spur for great art. What has less often been commented upon is how minor tragedies have sometimes begotten very minor art. The late-'90s phenomenon of nerd rock is a fine example, as bands churned out songs about catastrophes such as being turned down for a date. 9-Iron unfortunately falls victim to this tendency on most of this album. Lead vocalist Will Baum sings in a nasal, high-pitched whine that is distinctly unappealing but fits the material well -- and that isn't to say that the songs are bad, because they're often clever, but they are songs in which unlikable people complain a lot. Baum was obviously trying to write a novelty hit, and he's not a bad lyricist -- "Is There Fuchsia in Your Future, Felicia?" is a fun little piece, showing that when he drops the arch attitude and screeched vocals, Baum can deliver a good song. Unfortunately, it is followed by "Trophy Girl," in which the singer mopes endlessly about how stupid he was to marry someone just because she was cute. It's an annoying song about a shallow idiot, delivered in a grating whine. Surprisingly, Baum sings most leads even though the band did have a good vocalist available. Drummer Tony Maxwell sings lead on three songs and his more expressive voice makes the group sound like a credible punk-pop force. 9-Iron had some pretty impressive instrumental chops, but the band's choice of topics and vocalists limited its appeal.

Tracklist 

1		Theoretical Mind
2		The Bump
3		(She's So) Impatient (With Me)
4		Confidence
5		Girl With The Choker
6		Too Civilized
7		Vandalism
8		Better Than Now
9		Is There Fuchsia In Your Future, Felicia?
10		Trophy Girl
11		I Know What You're Thinking
12		Dr., Dr.
13		This Town Again
14		French Love Song