HOW TO BE A HERO Various Artists 1999

 

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Compilation on Prizefight Records label

Tracklist

1

The Firebird Suite–

The Pleasant Return Of Kerrazo

3:08
2	21 Union Square–	It Couldn't Be Me

4:46
3	Park (6)–	The Pandorian Adventures Of Dan Rosenthal

2:44
4	Quell (5)–	Aftermath	3:33
5	Cursive–	After The Movies

4:28
6	Johnny Angel (3)–	Sweet Shop Savvy

1:55
7	Civic (2)–	Pincushion Flower

3:43
8	Nova Scotia (2)–	Achilles Heel	2:17
9	Forty-Seven Ronnin–	Something To Be Desired

3:59
10	Baxter (11)–	These Times

5:25
11	Piston Honda–	For All The Bryn-Mawr Girls

5:00
12	Paper Castles–	Miss The Sunset Rising

6:25
13	Joshua Fit For Battle–	Song Three

4:43
14	Penfold (2)–	Chapter Two

3:26
15	Joel Madigan–	Driven Drove Drought

3:44
16	Ativin–	My Eyes Of Yours

4:21

 

 

SLOWDOWN VIRGINIA Dead Space 1994

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Last.Fm

 Slowdown Virginia (1993-1995) was an indie rock band from Omaha, Nebraska, on Lumberjack Records, the predecessor to today’s Saddle Creek records. Slowdown Virginia’s birth could best be categorized as a nebulous evolution from The March Hares, (another Omaha band) when in 1993, Matt Oberst and Jim Robino parted ways with The March Hares, leaving Steve Pedersen and Tim Kasher to assume guitar and vocal duties respectively within the new group. In 1995, Slowdown Virginia disbanded and along with members of the then-defunct local Omaha band, Smashmouth, formed Cursive.

 Tracklist

1	Supernova '75	3:13
2	Dave Mustang	4:11
3	Vicki My Sick Gills	3:41
4	Whipping Stick	3:47
5	Martian Landing	2:08
6	Dave Mustang Reprise	0:10
7	Breaking Branches	4:36
8	Blame	5:05
9	Cross-Eyed	3:58
10	Fork In My Socket	5:20
11	Another Slip	5:13
12	Untitled	1:14
13	Juan Pablo Shoe	3:30

EASTERN YOUTH

self titled
1993

Time Is Running
1990

This is some great oi from Japan. Thanks to Ignacio for the ups!

Biography

by Bradley Torreano

Eastern Youth appeared in 1989, forming in Japan with vocalist/guitarist Hisashi Yoshino, drummer Atsuya Tamori, and bassist Mitsuhashi. The three fell into the so-called "band boom" of the early '90s, and once Mitsuhashi left and Tomokazu Ninomiya took his spot, the band became a major force in the Japanese emo scene. They came to the U.S. with At the Drive In in 2000 and put together a split CD with Cursive in 2002.