THE MUD PUDDLE PLAYOFFS Various Artists 1993

compilation on the Mud Records label

Discogs

Tracklist 

1	–Hot Glue Gun	I'll Kill You	4:37
2	–Lonely Trailer	Kiss Me Into The Ground	2:19
3	–Honcho Overload	Wish	2:54
4	–Hardvark	Firecracker	2:43
5	–Mother (8)	Sweet & Loaded	3:28
6	–16 Tons*	Trigger Happy	2:46
7	–Corndolly	Sex Kitten	3:26
8	–Hot Glue Gun	Dive	3:25
9	–Hum (2)	Sundress	3:49
10	–Honcho Overload	Miserable	3:55
11	–Hardvark	Dress	4:03
12	–Corndolly	Squirting Banana Dildo	2:48
13	–Judge Nothing	Aug Mouth	3:14
14	–The Suede Chain	Mississippi	5:53
15	–Ward (8)	Mustang	4:47
16	–Lonely Trailer	Judy's Taking Japanese	2:41
17	–Dick Justice (2)	Nine Outta Ten (Nietzsche Remix)	6:19

I HATE THE 90s Volume 10

Thanks to Tom for making the cover

1. Sound Bite from Weird Science
2. SHIFT Dizzy
3. CHORE Trifler
4. HAMMERBOX Hed
5. URBAN DANCE SQUAD No Kid
6. CASTOR Pontiac
7. HOUSE OF FREAKS Rocking Chair
8. CRUNT Swine
9. IMPERIAL TEEN Water Boy
10.THE PRIMITIVES Earth Thing
11. TAR Time to Strike
12. SHADOWLAND Garden of Eden
13. HEAVY VEGETABLE Couch
14. LOCAL H No Problem
15. HONCHO OVERLOAD Gorgeous
16. THE PARACHUTE MEN Every Other Thursday
17. LUSTRE KING Asia Minor
18. BUTTERGLORY The Drums Were Lost
19. WHISKEYTOWN 16 Days
20. DOXIE Redpop
21. NO. 2 Critical Mass
22. DREAD ZEPPELIN The Song Remains the Same
23. THE CRAMPS Let's Get Fucked Up
24. BECK Satan Gave Me a Taco

HONCHO OVERLOAD Sugarfoot 7 inch 1992

Discogs

 

Tracklist 

A		Sugarfoot
B		Miserable

Biography

by Joslyn Layne

Indie rock band Honcho Overload was active in the Champaign-Urbana, IL, scene for the first half of the '90s. The group was made up of musicians from previous Champaign-Urbana bands, and consisted of singer Bill Johnson and guitarist Jeff Dimpsey, both of Bad Flannel, guitarist K.C. Driscoll of We Ate Plato, bassist Matt Talbott from We Ate Plato, and Poster Children, and drummer Mike Rader, also of the Poster Children. Guitarist Balthazar de Ley was originally in the band, but left to form the group Mother (which later changed its name to Menthol) before Honcho Overload entered the studios. The band put out two albums -- Smiles Everyone (1993) and Pour Another Drink (1994) -- and two singles on Mud Records before calling it quits in 1995. At the same time that Honcho Overload was active, Dimpsey and Talbott were also in the band Hum, along with de Ley. Following Honcho Overload's breakup, Bill Johnson went on to play in Morning Becomes Electric, Dimpsey continued in Hum and co-founded National Skyline, Talbott remained in Hum and eventually played in Centaur, and Rader joined in the Great Crusades.

HONCHO OVERLOAD Smiles Everyone 1993

Discogs

1. Stun
2. Homunculus
3. Brain Bath
4. Gershwin
5. Sugarfoot
6. Oklahoma
7. Gorgeous
8. Wish
9. She
10. Wrist Rocket
11. Miserable