RED MONKEY Difficult Is Easy 1999

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Tracklist

1	This Medium Is Not The Message
2	Bike Song
3	Paper Crown
4	Straight Lines Don't Fit
5	My Bed And Ancestry
6	Waiting For Now
7	Kissing With Tongues
8	Power And Dependence
9	In Her Own Write
10	Glitter Glue And 1/3
11	Gioco In Tre Dimensioni

I HATE THE 90s Volume 19

More favorites from the 90s, and as always this comp will fit on a CD.

1. VERBENA Hot Blood
2. PALE SAINTS Angel (Will You Be My)
3. MAGNAPOP Garden
4. MARK EITZEL Cleopatra Jones
5. THE CHARLATANS UK Page One
6. ARAB ON RADAR 99c Lipstick
7. SILVER JEWS Advice to the Graduate
8. BUTTERCUP The Hideout
9. TRAMPOLINE Thunder Invites Summer In
10. SPINNING JENNIES Paperback Writer
11. SUGARTOOTH Club Foot
12. THE SMITHEREENS Now and Then
13. THE FIELD MICE Coach Station Reunion
14. GOMEZ Whippin' Piccadilly
15. DUB NARCOTIC SOUND SYSTEM Sawed Off
16. KIMM ROGERS Desperate
17. THE REAL PEOPLE The Truth
18. RED MONKEY Not for Rent
19. IMPERIAL DRAG Zodiac Sign
20. SACK Climb Mine Power House
21. GIANTS CHAIR Kick the Can
22. LOW Violence

PUSSYCAT TRASH Non-Stop Hip-Action 1995

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PUSSYCAT TRASH were around back in the heyday of the UK riot-grrrl scene of the early 1990s. Along with the likes of HUGGY BEAR and SKINNED TEEN, they forged the backbone of a vital and vibrant underground scene. PUSSYCAT TRASH also contained a young Pete and Rachel, who later went on to form the amazing RED MONKEY. They also ran the inspiring Slampt records, which is unfortunately no more.

 

Tracklist

A1	Existentialism
A2	Punk Xerox Connections
A3	I Need Science Fiction
A4	Galore
A5	Style B: Rogue Robots.
A6	Zombie Beat
A7	Pussycat Trash Vs. Jarvis Cocker
A8	Fuck
B1	Big Sulk
B2	Mock Style Examinations
B3	Viva La Punka
B4	Fake Heart
B5	Dumb Crush
B6	Tattoo
B7	Spacesuit In A Supermarket
B8	Style A: Resistance Is Useful
B9	Where Will We Strike Next

 

RED MONKEY Make the Moment 1997

 

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Review by Nitsuh Abebe

Red Monkey was one of the finest bands to come out of the English Slampt family. They are in fine form on Make the Moment, tearing through political rants with the accessibly fractured vigor of Gang of Four or the Fall. The record distinguishes itself in general, but two things come across as outstanding and particular to Red Monkey: culturally, there's their ability to make entirely political lyrics work in a personal, intelligent, and restrained manner; musically, there's the fact that Make the Moment has as much melodic appeal as it does rhythmic post-punk aggression. All of which means that this is a fine, fine record. 

Tracklist

A1	Activity Book
A2	Pro Choice
A3	Litmus Test
A4	Rationale Showdown
A5	Cakey Pig
A5	The Converse
B1	Not For Rent
B2	Missy
B3	Equate This
B4	Fake Dagger Day
B5	The Way I Peel Oranges
B6	No Negative
B7	Luxury