A DAY IN THE PARK...A Compilation of Now Sounds 1994

 

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A1	–The Dambuilders	Montana	1:37
A2	–Archers Of Loaf	Power Walker	3:33
A3	–Versus	Crazy	4:47
A4	–Spatula	Dinghy	3:41
A5	–Unwound	Eternalux	4:45
A6	–Grifters	Spaceship	3:58
A7	–Butterglory	Drop The Baton	1:38
A8	–Crayon	I Could	2:27
B1	–Nothing Painted Blue	Missed The Point	2:11
B2	–Small 23*	Eb	3:18
B3	–Diskothi-Q	(There Ain't No Joy In) Irvine	1:58
B4	–Blaise Pascal (3)	Library	3:37
B5	–Spent (2)	View From A Staircase	4:10
B6	–Portastatic	Look, Honey, Peaches	3:11
B7	–Further (3)	Over & Out 3	3:41
B8	–Refrigerator	The Last One	4:45

BASEMENT TAPES: A KSPC Compilation Of Live Recordings 1995

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A1	–The 5.6.7.8's	Oh My Soul	1:32
A2	–Some Velvet Sidewalk	Loch Ness	2:10
A3	–Loomis Slovak	Band Stab	2:05
A4	–Ruby Falls	Evangeline Falls	4:23
A5	–The Mountain Goats	The Anglo-Saxons	1:48
A6	–Evergreen (3)	Untitled	3:53
A7	–Solmania	Sample And Hold (Edit)	3:00
A8	–Crayon	The Snap-Tight Wars	4:00
B1	–Shoeface	Six	3:38
B2	–Love Child (3)	Cigarette Ash	2:10
B3	–Bastard Noise	Live Improv On The At Random Show	1:00
B4	–Cambria	Platinum	2:10
B5	–Nothing Painted Blue	Rag Content	3:46
B6	–Zeni Geva	Skullfuck	1:46
B7	–Unwound	Broken E-Strings	3:12
B8	–Refrigerator	Generic Hardcore Fusion	3:15
B9	–Nomeansno	I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement	2:34

TULLYCRAFT City of Subarus 1998

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Seattle-based indie pop trio Tullycraft formed in 1994 from the ashes of Crayon, reuniting singer/bassist Sean Tollefson with drummer Jeff Fell; completing the lineup with ex-Wimp Factor 14 guitarist Gary Miklusek, the group debuted in 1995 with the Harriet label single "True Blue," subsequently notching an underground classic with "Pop Songs Your New Boyfriend Is Too Stupid to Know About," their contribution to Harriet's The Long Secret compilation. Following the Cher Doll 7" "Bailey Park," Tullycraft issued their first full-length effort, Old Traditions, New Standards, in 1996; assorted singles, compilation tracks, and split releases with bands like Bunnygrunt and Rizzo followed prior to the 1998 release of the trio's second album, City of Subarus. After a period in 2001 when it looked like the band were through, Tollefson, Fell, and Chris Munford (who had joined the band in 1998) joined up with guitarist Harold Hollingsworth and hooked up with Magic Marker Records, who released the fine Beat, Surf, Fun album in 2002. After adding longtime collaborator Jenny Mears to the official lineup, the group recorded their best album yet, 2005's Disenchanted Hearts Unite. After releasing Every Scene Needs a Center (which featured new guitar player Cori Hale) in 2007, the band went on hiatus until 2013, when they returned with the Phil Ek-produced Lost in Light Rotation. 

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1	8 Great Ways
2	Belinda
3	Ticket Tonight
4	Crush This Town
5	Godspeed
6	Miss Douglas County
7	Actives & Pledges
8	The Lives Of Cleopatra
9	Bee Sting Stings
10	Vacation In Christine, ND

SIX CENTS AND NATALIE Show Me The Honey 1999

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Artist Biography by Stephen Cramer

Six Cents & Natalie began in 1990 as the home-recording project of Sean Tollefson, who went on to play bass and sing for two of Seattle's finest indie pop bands, Crayon and Tullycraft. Recording with a keyboard and drum machine, he reveled in the emergence of lo-fi home recording techniques, recording his simple twee pop anthems on cassette and four-track recorders. Melissa Jeter, Tollefson's then-girlfriend, sang on some of the early recordings, but, from the start, the project was virtually entirely Tollefson's solo retreat. Six Cents & Natalie went on to release three self-released cassettes (1991's Water Machine, 1992's Tressel, and 1993's Let's Pretend We're Married). The project also produced numerous vinyl singles, including Boyfriends and In a Lonely Place in 1993, Summer's Gone But a Lot Goes On in 1994, and When Punk Fell to Earth in 1995. Six Cents & Natalie also appeared on numerous indie pop and indie rock compilations on labels such as Harriet, Cactus Gum, Bumblebear, Kindercore, Motorcoat, Kittridge, and Spare Me Records throughout the '90s and early 2000s. Tollefson first performed Six Cents & Natalie songs live in 1998, at a Kindercore Records' concert in Athens, Georgia, with Jeff Fell of Tullycraft providing guitar support. In 1999, California's Blackbean & Placenta Records released the Show Me the Honey CD, compiling many of the rare releases. 2001's When Punk Fell to Earth compiled Six Cents & Natalie's output from 1993 and 1994.

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1	Quilting Bee	1:44
2	One For Me	2:13
3	Spoiler	1:15
4	Needed To	2:43
5	Fly With Me	2:10
6	Qubic	1:55
7	Sing-a-long	0:20
8	Nutra-sweet	2:28
9	Sea Scout	3:11
10	Reason 2600	2:50
11	Beach Girl	1:50
12	Red And Green	0:40
13	Just One	1:43
14	XYZ	1:02
15	A Little Cranky	0:17
16	No Tag Backs	1:30
17	Boyfriends	2:32
18	My Love Is A Flower	1:27
19	Dumb Stupid Song	2:19
20	Cowboys And Spaceships	1:39
21	When I Was Your Boyfriend	1:47
22	New Term	1:42
23	Stephanie	1:36
24	All The Best Things	1:15
25	Wait For Me	2:39
26	Secret Goldfish	2:39
27	Untitled	2:49

 

ONE LAST KISS Various Artists 1992

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1	–Swirlies	Chris R.	2:54
2	–Suddenly, Tammy!	Lamp	2:43
3	–Lorelei (2)	Mimesis	3:50
4	–Veronica Lake	Daisy Kiss	3:00
5	–Magnetic Fields*	100,000 Fireflies	3:21
6	–White Town	Hair Like Alain Delon	4:06
7	–Honeybunch	Arm In Arm	4:47
8	–Swirl (2)	Helicopter	6:40
9	–Our American Cousins	One Wish Too Many	3:29
10	–Tree Fort Angst	You Should Have Seen The One That Got Away	3:09
11	–Crayon	All The Stars	2:13
12	–Jane Pow	Shutdown	2:25
13	–Whorl	I Love Her All The Time	6:23
14	–Small Factory	Hey Lucille	3:22
15	–Velocity Girl	Forgotten Favorite	3:51
16	–Courtney Love (2)	Baseball Bat	1:49
17	–Lilys	Any Several Sundays	5:18
18	–Black Tambourine	We Can't Be Friends	1:52
19	–Wimp Factor 14	Change Of Address Kit	2:46