31 December 2010

UNWOUND self titled 1995




















By request.
Shaun - thanks so much for upping this. I'm glad to get a copy of this too.

LAY QUIET AWHILE Delicate Wire 1993



















By request
and many thanks to Shaun for this upload.
Lay Quiet Awhile used to play a lot down here in Pensacola. Just read online that they were from Columbia, South Carolina and I thought all this time they were from Atlanta.

COPING SAW Outside Now 1997


















By request.
Shaun contributed this to I Hate the 90's so great big thanks goes out to him.

Discogs

Tracklist

1 Strange Attractors 3:43
2 Sexy And Well-Organised 3:26
3 So Quilted 1:56
4 Boats 5:36
5 Gas Electric 5:49
6 Basket Owl 4:06
7 No Sex In Rock 'n' Roll 1:50
8 Addictionary 2:32
9 New Jazz Century 3:22
10 Betty Don't Do It 4:17
11 Slamina 4:28
12 For L 5:50
13 Roadblock 5:38

28 December 2010

FURNACEFACE Unsafe at Any Speed 1996



















I Hate the 90s loyal fan and contributor Martin gives us another obscure upload. Thanks Martin! The guitars and drums on this remind me a lot of Serpico (later known as Sleeper).

TRUCK STOP LOVE self titled 1993














I think this might have been their first release but not positive (in case they had some obscure release on a tiny record label or some demos). Their second album, How I Spent My Summer Vacation, is much more hard rock instead of laid back like this EP. Check 'em out.

MAVIS PIGGOTT You Can Be Low 1996














 Reupped January 2013

27 December 2010

RED HOT AND BOTHERED The Indie Rock Guide 1995













Track listing
  1. "Sensational Gravity Boy" performed by Freedom Cruise
  2. "Still Flat" performed by Built to Spill + Caustic Resin
  3. "The Mirror Is Gone" performed by Lisa Germano
  4. "Mouthwash" performed by Noise Addict
  5. "Indierockinstrumental" performed by Folk Implosion
  6. "Some Fantasy" performed by The Verlaines
  7. "Little League" performed by Liquorice
  8. "Hazmats *" performed by Babe The Blue Ox
  9. "Mainland China *" performed by Juicy
  10. "The Fontana *" performed by The Sea and Cake
  11. "Sotto Voce" performed by Cradle Robbers
  12. "Rex’s Blues" performed by Jay Farrar + Kelly Willis
  13. "Empty Yard" performed by Grifters
  14. "Miracleland" performed by East River Pipe
  15. "Snail Trail *" performed by Heavenly
  16. "Hopeless *" performed by Future Bible Heroes
  17. "Servicing Man *" performed by Flying Nuns
  18. "Quietly Approaching *" performed by Gastr Del Sol

* Tracks only available on CD release.

WANDERING LUCY Leap Year 1996




















Thanks goes out to Mark for uploading this.

By request

MOVIOLA Glen Echo Autoharp 1997





















By request

SPORTSGUITAR Fade Cliché 1997



















Thanks to Martin for another great indie upload!

26 December 2010

THRUSH HERMIT Sweet Homewrecker 1997





















Another great upload from our Canadian contributor, Martin.

24 December 2010

FLAT DUO JETS I'll Have a Merry Christmas Without You 1994





















Released on Norton Records and pressed on green wax with a Peter Bagge cover. I bought this for $2.99 at Shangri-La Records, Memphis. Shangri-La always had such great 7 inch records to plunder through. I'm not sure if they are still open or not. If you are ever in Memphis, go check them out.

21 December 2010

THE GOOPS Lucky 1995
















Repost. I found the file after all.

EAT Epicure 1993

















I don't know why I never bothered to listen to this when it first came out. It's pretty damned good!

Discogs 

Tracklist


1 Belly Town
2 Shame
3 First Time Love Song
4 Tranquilliser
5 Golden Egg
6 Bottle Blue
7 Fecund
8 Baby In Flares
9 Fist
10 Bleed Me White
11 Out People
12 Epicure

DUOCHROME All Day I Dream About Sex 1998














Thanks loads to Jon for upping this for us!

THE SEYMORES Blue Star 7 inch







The Blue Star 7 inch was released by a tiny record label, Full City Blend, in the early 1990's. No date exists on the record which by the way was pressed on blue marbled wax. And unfortunately I don't know anything about this band but don't think they ever released a full length CD which was very unfortunate, as they had a catchy sound and could have come up with some great songs for a release.

Full City Blend had on the burner some other releases from Handsome and Vitapup as you can see by the insert enclosed with the 7 inch.
If anyone knows whether these other releases were pressed, let me know. I would have loved to have especially had the Handsome 7 inch.

DANIEL JOHNSTON and YO LA TENGO Speeding Motorcycle 7 inch 1990





Received a promo copy of this while college radio DJing. Best perks in the world!
Side A : Speeding Motorcycle
Side B: Do You Really Love Me? (live)

Recorded in "glorious mono."

Speeding Motorcycle was released on the Singles Only Label with catalogue number SOL-911-7
The cover as you can see reads "Live on WFMU February 4th 1990"
I'm not sure if that means both songs or just side B.

And I almost forgot. My friend Princess Kingry and I performed this one night at Sluggo's with me on guitar and us sharing vocals. Jeff from local Pensacola band Sewerfish let me borrow his guitar. Fun times! But the crowd looked a little puzzled as to why we were singing it the way we were as we chose to sing it exactly the way it was sung on this record. Once you hear this version you'll get what I mean.

20 December 2010

BLUE MOUNTAIN Mary Jane 7 inch



Mary Jane 7 inch record was released by Faye Records in Columbia, Missouri in 1994.
"The Rhinestone Cowboy's Bedroom" photograph on the front cover was created by Tom Rankin.
Fans of Uncle Tupelo, Wilco and Son Volt will like this.
A few years ago, Blue Mountain broke up but they are back together and doing some tours.

Reupped November 2012

MEDICINE


Aruca EP
1992

Side A - 1. Aruca
2. Onion Flower
Side B - 1. The Powder
2. World Hello

(The songs The Powder and World Hello run together so you will find 3 tracks, not 4).

I was lucky to get this as a promo when I was DJing at a college radio station.




Her Highness 1995



The Buried Life 1993

19 December 2010

STIGMATA A GO GO It's All True 1994



Thanks Martin for the up!

KNOCK DOWN GINGER Snowman's Land 1995



Thanks goes out to Martin for Knock Down Ginger

PUNCHBUGGY All Nite Christian Rollerskate 1995





Thanks again to Martin for Punchbuggy
!

THRUSH HERMIT Smart Bomb 1994




















Thanks for this upload, Martin!

18 December 2010

I - 5 KILLERS, Volume 3 Various Artists 1994












1. Gift - What Used to Be
2. Everclear - Blondes Everclear
3. Kpants - Crash Kpants
4. Thirty Ought Six - Punch
5. Kaia - Lines Kaia Wilson
6. Skiploader - Gyp
7. Whirlees - Edward Hopper Song
8. Time Killing Isabel - Jakes Dream
9. The Wipers - Never Win (Remix)
10. Gravelpit - It's a Lie
11. Ice Cream Headache - the Ugly Stick
12. Starlite Trio - Get Outta My Way
13. Oblivion Seekers - Rock Your Baby
14. Anal Solvent - Evil Style
15. New Bad Things - Josh Has a Crush On a Femme From Reed
16. Caveman Shoestore - Metropolis 2664
17. Oswald 5-0 - Aloha Steve & Dan-O
18. Supersuckers - Your Mom Rules

SUGARBOOM 3 Speed EP 1997




















Portland, Oregon lo-fi indie band

17 December 2010

KEVIN SALEM Soma City 1994



















OPIUM DEN Diary of a Drunken Sun 1993



By request

Wikipedia:

Opium Den was a 90's gothic rock band out of Boston. They have also described their music as psychedelic rock and art rock. Christian Gilbert's Spanish-classical influenced guitar playing is combined with the poetry of Annette Farrington's lyrics.

It was formed in the early 90's when Christian Gilbert and Mike Demma were looking for a singer for a psychedelic band they wanted to form. Annette was coming off touring with a Boston theater company and soon joined them. They then auditioned John De Gregorio as a bass player and they liked his unique style and musical creativeness. [1]

MADDER ROSE



















Panic On
1994



















Bring it Down
1993

Sounds like: The Sundays meets Mazzy Star

MOLLY MCGUIRE Sisters of 1997





















By request


16 December 2010

RED RED MEAT / NUMBER ONE CUP split 7 inch 1996








































This came from my personal collection. At the time I was immersed deeply in the music scene and a music director for college radio, station manager and peon at an indie record store where I could pretty much order anything I wanted. No regrets on this purchase which was pressed on red vinyl.

Side A: Red Red Meat "Milk for the Mechanics"

Side B: Number One Cup "The Tongue of 2 A.M."

"This split single is the beginning of an open ended project. Red Red Meat and Number One Cup each started with the same recording of a distorted cowbell and built a song from that sonic foundation."
Released on Flydaddy Records

14 December 2010

TINY MONROE Volcanoes 1996






















Much thanks to Sposob Rocks for this!

MARION This World and Body 1996





















By request

CLAW HAMMER Thank the Holder Uppers 1995
















By request and thanks to Mark H. for this upload.


DOGBOWL AND KRAMER Gunsmoke 1995















By request

THE BUCK PETS self titled 1989



















By request

Reupped December 2012

SATISFACT self titled 1997























Tracklist

1 Misprint 3:01
2 Demonstration 2:39
3 How Things Work 3:05
4 Are You Gifted 3:16
5 Building Tall Buildings 2:02
6 Relay This 4:19
7 Perfect Sleeper 2:28
8 Moods For Moderns 1:36
9 Accent The Motion 2:43
10 Four Sided 8:00
11 Untitled 0:48

GREEN APPLE QUICK STEP Reloaded 1995














By request

11 December 2010

COLORSOUND You're Only as Good as Your Sound 1994



Thanks to Matthew B. for his contribution.

13 ENGINES



















Perpetual Motion Machine
1994




















Conquistador
1996




















A Blur to Me Now 1991

Links were removed due to DMCA takedown notice.

10 December 2010

I Hate the 90s Early Christmas Present

Don't Eat the Yellow Snow


Released around 1993
(notice the dot matrix print label)

One of the many benefits of working at a college radio station and being the music director was that I got to open up all the packages that came through the station. I usually didn't pay too much attention to the videos I got because most of them I thought sucked to high heaven. For some reason, I apparently chose to keep this one called Don't Eat the Yellow Snow. Released to promote Atlantic Records' bands and sent out to radio stations and music journalists all over the country, Don't Eat the Yellow Snow was exceptional in my opinion for the quality of most of the bands they chose and the video production. Standouts for me are Jawbox, The Lemonheads, Unsane and Bad Religion.
But here's the odd part...I just found this video in a box in the bottom of my closet a couple of weeks ago while rummaging through some old boxes looking for rare cassettes of 90's music and radio station ID's. I couldn't believe it when I pulled it out of the box. If I'd lost it I never would have noticed. But now, thanks to a nice friend of a friend who let me borrow his VCR DVD recorder, I burned a copy of it onto DVD. It's in stereo, it sounds fucking grand, and here it is as an early Christmas present. Feel free to download it and burn yourself a copy of it too. And if you find this posted somewhere else on the net, I can guarantee you they got it from here.
Oh, and Frank Zappa is nowhere to be found on this comp.

















Lemonheads
- The Great Big No
Tori Amos - God
Jawbox - Savory
Unsane - Body Bomb
King's X - Dogman
Melvins - Hooch
Stone Temple Pilots - Creep
13 Engines - Smoke and Ashes
Moxy Fruvous
- My Baby Loves a Bunch of Authors
The Dylans
- Grudge
Bad Religion - American Jesus

Total running time: 38:20

And if you're really good boys and girls, there might be more surprises like this ahead.