DUGGA DUGGA DUGGA Various Artists 1998

 

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All titles are interpretations of Wire's song "Drill" from the "Snakedrill" EP in various styles. Finally "milled, sieved and refined by Mark Gage in Vapourspace". The original title is available on several original Mute and WMO recordings.

The CD begins at 02:21:56 and there is a hidden track, a cover of 'Drill' by Band Of Susans, before the first indexed track.

Tracklist

  0  Band of Susans - Drill
  1  Solex - Faster Solex Drill Drill Drill!!!
  2  Legion of Green Men - Hammering A Drill
  3  Rehberg / Potuznik / Bauer - G'schliffn
  4  Malka Spigel - Small Fat Drill
  5  Electric Company - Full Frequently Range
  6  Put Put - Platform Shoes (Soles)
  7  Lift Laboratories - The Vibrate Mix
  8  Baboon - Drill U47
  9  Twinkotherm - Drill Au Canard
10  Phthalocyanine - Drillmeltie
11  Chris & Cosey - Paralleladrill
12  Scaredycat - Drill-Yo-Da
13  Ibrahim - Extramaritaldrill
14  The Ex-Lion Tamers - 12DrillU

I HATE THE 90s Volume 24

 As always, just like in the 90's, this compilation will fit on a CD. Enjoy!

 

Tracklist

1. SAUSAGE Prelude to Fear
 2. THE STEREO BUS Shallow
 3. TWIG Phantom Ranch
 4. SLOAN Shame Shame
 5. WCKR SPGT Singles at Church
 6. SUGARBOOM Toast
 7. WATTS Cool American
 8. SUPERETTE Touch Me
 9. KUSTOMIZED Permission
10. BAND OF SUSANS Not In This Life
11. HUM Sundress
12. THE MAD SCENE Strange to Be Here
13. MOJAVE 3 Sarah
14. PAN SONIC Lomittain
15. TARIQ Chevrolet Way
16. WILL AND THE BUSHMEN The Blunderbuss
17. VPN Skywriting
18. THE NEW RISING SONS Steady Sway
19. VELO-DELUXE Dirtass
20. KLOVER Our Way
21. BRAD JONES Nicole's Been Strange
22. URINALS I Hate
23. THE MOUNTAIN GOATS FM

SURPRISE YOUR PIG A Tribute To R.E.M. 1992

thanks to Lou A. for the suggestion!

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Tracklist  

1	–Just Say No	Radio Free Europe	3:12
2	–Band Of Susans	1,000,000	4:26
3	–Gumball (2)	Stumble	6:20
4	–Steelpole Bathtub*	We Walk	3:40
5	–Samson & The Philistines	Talk About The Passion	4:07
6	–Jawbreaker	Pretty Persuasion	5:36
7	–J-Church*	(Don't Go Back To) Rockville	3:40
8	–Phleg Camp	Feeling Gravity's Pull	3:03
9	–Mr T. Experience*	Can't Get There From Here	2:51
10	–Flor De Mal	Good Advices	3:06
11	–The Punchline*	Bandwagon	2:20
12	–When People Were Shorter And Lived Near The Water	I Believe	2:39
13	–Vic Chestnutt*	It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)	4:04
14	–King Missile	Get Up	2:32
15	–Tesco Vee's Hate Police	Losing My Religion	3:05
16	–Jawbox	Low	4:03
17	–Mitch Easter	Shiny Happy People	3:28

BAND OF SUSANS Veil 1993

by request

 

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Favoring chaotic squalls of guitar noise and avant textures over the dynamics of conventional songcraft, the New York-based Band of Susans formed in 1986 around the core duo of singers/songwriters Robert Poss and Susan Stenger, longtime friends who reunited only after pursuing dramatically different musical paths: while Poss became a fixture on the N.Y.C. punk scene in the Clash-inspired Tot Rocket before joing Rhys Chatham's guitar ensemble, Stenger relocated to Prague, where she studied the theories of John Cage. Originally, Band of Susans featured Poss on lead guitar and Stenger on bass, rounded out by guitarists Susan Tallman and Susan Lyall (hence the outfit's name) and drummer Ron Spitzer; four months after forming, they issued their debut EP, Blessing and Curse.

In 1988, Band of Susans released their first full-length album, Hope Against Hope; both Tallman and Lyall departed soon after, and were replaced by Page Hamilton (a former student of Glenn Branca, a frequent Susans reference point) and Karen Haglof. After 1989's Love Agenda, Hamilton too left the group to found Helmet; he was replaced by Mark Lonergan, and following Haglof's exit, Anne Husick stepped in for 1991's The Word and the Flesh, which employed a more focused attack, typified by a lesser emphasis on reverb and feedback, to arrive at a more accessible sound.

Without the usual attendant line-up changes, Band of Susans issued 1993's dense, droning Veil, followed two years later by Here Comes Success, a uniformly strong collection of lengthy pieces including the instrumental "In the Eye of the Beholder (Song for Rhys)," a tribute to Poss' mentor. In mid-1996, Band of Susans dissolved, although Stenger and Poss continued working with Wire's Bruce Gilbert in the trio GilbertPossStenger in addition to mounting other projects.  

Tracklist

1	Mood Swing	5:06
2	Not In This Life	5:03
3	The Red And The Black	5:01
4	Following My Heart	4:28
5	Stained Glass	6:02
6	The Last Temptation Of Susan	2:38
7	Truce	3:59
8	Trouble Spot	4:40
9	Pearls Of Wisdom	4:10
10	Trollbinders Theme	4:24
11	Blind	4:30
12	The Red And The Black (Remix)	6:23

WHORE Various Artists Play Wire 1996

by request

 

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Different artists doing covers of songs by the iconic post-punk band Wire

 

 

Tracklist 

1	Godflesh –	40 Versions	4:03
2	Lush –	Mannequin	2:28
3	Resolution –	It's A Boy	4:21
4	aMiniature –	A Serious Of Snakes	4:51
5	Kustomized –	A Question Of Degree	2:44
6	Band Of Susans –	Ahead	5:14
7	Bark Psychosis –	Three Girl Rhumba	4:39
8	Ex-Lion Tamers, The –	On Returning	2:05
9	Spasm (5) –	12XU	3:23
10	Fudge Tunnel –	Lowdown	3:32
11	Laika –	German Shepherds	4:39
12	Chris Connelly –	A Mutual Friend	3:40
13	Carl Marks –	Eastern Standard	2:58
14	Petty Tyrants, The –	Our Swimmer	3:43
15	Scanner –	Eardrum Buzz	4:30
16	Polar Bear –	Being Sucked In (Again)	3:14
17	Lee Ranaldo –	Fragile	1:04
18	My Bloody Valentine –	Map Ref 41°N 93°W	4:11
19	Transformer (3) –	Outdoor Miner	2:30
20	Main –	Used To	3:45
21	Mike Watt –	The 15th	3:07