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18 September 2021

OUTLAW BLUES Various Artists 1992

 

by request


Discogs


Tribute to Bob Dylan


Tracklist

1Thurston, Kim And EpicSitting On A Barbed Wire Fence4:01
2The BluebirdsJust Like Tom Thumb's Blues5:44
3Lee RanaldoYou've Been On My Mind2:28
4Anastasia ScreamedTombstone Blues5:58
5Spirea XIt Ain't Me Babe3:27
6Poster ChildrenIsis
4:05
7Thin White RopeOutlaw Blues
2:48
8The Original SinsCan You Please Crawl Out Your Window3:38
9The CuckoosThis Wheel's On Fire4:41
10The Boo RadleysOne Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
6:07



25 September 2020

ANASTASIA SCREAMED Moontime 1991


                                                                          

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Artist Biography by

Tumbling out of the same late-'80s post-punk Boston music scene that produced the Lemonheads, Dinosaur Jr., and the Pixies, geography was the only thing that Anastasia Screamed had in common with their contemporaries. With a dark, discordant hard rock sound that owed as much to sonic assassins like Hüsker Dü and Led Zeppelin as to the pop-oriented college radio rock popular at the time, Anastasia Screamed earned a loyal audience up and down the Northeastern coast with their unpredictable live performances. Formed in 1987 by guitarist Chris Cugini and drummer Chris Burdett, the band went through a number of roster changes until the pair met songwriter/guitarist Chick Graning on the subway one day. The musical interests of the three were similar and, enlisting the help of bassist Michael Lord, they recorded the self-released five-song Electric Liz EP in Boston's Fort Apache studios. Produced by Sean Slade, the 1988 EP came to the attention of London's Fire Records, which signed Anastasia Screamed to their Roughneck imprint. Tiring of the competitive Boston music scene (and high living expenses), the band picked up and moved to Nashville at the suggestion of Tennessee native Graning. Bassist Charlie Bock replaced Lord for the recording of Laughing Down the Limehouse, the band's 1990 debut album. Well received by the British music press, Laughing Down the Limehouse produced a minor U.K. hit in "Samantha Black." The five-song EP 15 Seconds or 5 Days followed in 1991. Distribution problems stateside, coupled with label problems overseas, prompted the band to break up in 1992, with Graning going on to form the band Scarce. 

Tracklist

1 Tornado
2 Out Of The Light
3 Stand By
4 One Deep Breath
5 She Must
6 Dead In The Grass
7 Get A Load Of That Machine
8 15 Seconds Or 5 Days
9 Fall To Ceiling
10 Blues
11 Dead Ants