NINGS AND ROUNDABOUTS Various Artists 1999

 

 

Discogs 

 

compilation on the Fierce Panda record label

Tracklist

  1. China Drum - Wuthering Heights
  2. Scarfo - Lifeline
  3. Placebo - Bruise Pristine
  4. Pullover - White Horses & Shooting Stars
  5. Babybird - Man's Tight Vest
  6. Kenickie - Come Out 2Nite
  7. 3 Colours Red - This Is My Hollywood
  8. Bis - Poster Parent (Live)
  9. Chopper - Not Perfect
10. Kitchens of Distinction - Feel My Genie
11. Dweeb - Scooby Doo
12. Tiger - Shining In The Wood
13. Chest - Better Now
14. Symposium - Last Song Forever
15. Midget - Parting Shot
16. Formula One - Blue Rinse
17.  The Pecadiloes - Right Again
18. Chewy - Prime Time
19. Further - The Fakers & The Takers
20. Pullover - Last Christmas

DWEEB Turn You On 1998

 

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Dweeb Biography

by AllMusic

Lo-fi indie band Dweeb, formed in Watford, Hertfordshire, England, launched their career with three singles for acclaimed independent labels - Fierce Panda, Che and Damaged Goods. Afterwards, they surprised many by signing to a major, WEA Records, through their Blanco y Negro affiliate. The group, which comprises leader Kris Dweeb, his sister Lara and the similarly surnameless John Dweeb, formed after seeing a London gig by teenage lo-fi band Bis. They came to the attention of Blanco y Negro managing director Geoff Travis (formerly of Rough Trade Records) after he heard the demo that won them appearances on BBC Radio 1’s Evening Session and the John Peel show. Their first two singles for Blanco, ‘Scooby Doo’ and ‘Oh Yeah, Baby’, highlighted the group’s energetic pop style, with guitars allied to electronic elements, including samples, drum machines and tape loops. Surprisingly, their debut album was recorded with Pete Woodroffe, best known for his work with Def Leppard and (more in keeping with the group’s sound) Tiger.

 

Tracklist

1		Intro	0:42
2		Oh Yeah, Baby	3:05
3		100 MPH	3:01
4		Beautiful Thing (She's So Radical)	4:36
5		Scooby Doo	2:35
6		Everything's Fine	2:45
7		Buzzsong	2:03
8		Intermission	0:44
9		I.O.U. Everything	3:30
10		Me & You	2:20
11		Last Girl In The World	3:20
12		No Hit Wonder	2:43
13		I Need You	2:56
14		Elastic Love	2:34
15		Retard	2:13
16		Goodbye	4:35
		Unlisted
17		Theme From Dweeb	1:44
18		Born With Style	1:55
19		Reprise	2:16

IT'S THE CHEAP DAMAGED GOODS SAMPLER CD Various Artists 1997

 

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Compilation on the Damaged Goods record label

 
Tracklist

1	Holly Golightly–	Virtually Happy
2	Helen Love–	We Love You
3	Budget Girls*–	Tickle Be
4	Thee Headcoats–	We Hate The Fuckin' NME
5	Honeyrider–	Endless Summer
6	J Church–	Young Mother
7	Thee Headcoatees–	Davey Crocket
8	Manic Street Preachers–	New Art Riot
9	Lovesick (5)–	Sunflower
10	Television Personalities–	Sorry To Embarass You
11	Anorak Girl–	She Says
12	Sexton Ming–	Danny Edwards
13	Dutronc–	Et Moi, Et Moi, Et Moi
14	Twister (12)–	It's A Dog's Life
15	Hopper (5)–	Baby Oil
16	Oizone–	Love Me For A Reason
17	Cuckooland–	Endless Song
18	Phantom Pregnancies*–	Ghost Boy
19	Toast–	Nothing At All
20	Bristols*–	Questions I Can't Answer
21	Dustball–	Sent Apart
22	The Revillos–	Jack The Ripper
23	Wat Tyler–	Justify Your Book
24	Cee Bee Beaumont–	The Harbour Master
25	Period Pains–	Heroes
26	Reverse (4)–	Stem The Slide
27	Bette Davies & The Balconettes*–	Feed My Ego
28	Armitage Shanks (2)–	Shirts Off
29	Dweeb–	Retard
30	The Adventures Of Parsley–	On The Move

DWEEB Turn You On 1998

 

Discogs

Artist Biography by AllMusic

Lo-fi indie band Dweeb, formed in Watford, Hertfordshire, England, launched their career with three singles for acclaimed independent labels - Fierce Panda, Che and Damaged Goods. Afterwards, they surprised many by signing to a major, WEA Records, through their Blanco y Negro affiliate. The group, which comprises leader Kris Dweeb, his sister Lara and the similarly surnameless John Dweeb, formed after seeing a London gig by teenage lo-fi band Bis. They came to the attention of Blanco y Negro managing director Geoff Travis (formerly of Rough Trade Records) after he heard the demo that won them appearances on BBC Radio 1’s Evening Session and the John Peel show. Their first two singles for Blanco, ‘Scooby Doo’ and ‘Oh Yeah, Baby’, highlighted the group’s energetic pop style, with guitars allied to electronic elements, including samples, drum machines and tape loops. Surprisingly, their debut album was recorded with Pete Woodroffe, best known for his work with Def Leppard and (more in keeping with the group’s sound) Tiger. 

 

Tracklist

1	Intro	0:42
2	Oh Yeah, Baby	3:05
3	100 MPH	3:01
4	Beautiful Thing (She's So Radical)	4:36
5	Scooby Doo	2:35
6	Everything's Fine	2:45
7	Buzzsong	2:03
8	Intermission	0:44
9	I.O.U. Everything	3:30
10	Me & You	2:20
11	Last Girl In The World	3:20
12	No Hit Wonder	2:43
13	I Need You	2:56
14	Elastic Love	2:34
15	Retard	2:13
16	Goodbye	4:35
	Unlisted
17	Theme From Dweeb
18	Born With Style
19	Reprise