EXTRA WALT! 2 X 7 inch Various Artists 1996

 

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Compilation on Walt Records

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A1	Moviola–	Rock Bottom Falls
A2	Led Byrd–	The Dragon #1
B1	Simon Joyner–	Milk
B2	Trailer Bride–	Maudlin
C1	Bird Feet Feelings–	One Wish
C2	The Extra Glenns–	Gravedigger
D1	Fuck–	Wrongy Wrong
D2	Portastatic–	Not The Same

FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL Various Artists 1995

 

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1	–Stratotanker	Welfare Song
2	–Alger Hiss	Gallo
3	–Spatula	Distance Of The Moon
4	–Spent (2)	Unwrapped, Ungiven
5	–The Receptionists	Berry Stained
6	–Holiday Flyer	Halo
7	–The Spiny Anteaters	Buffalo Toy
8	–Fuck	One Eye Out The Door
9	–Poem Rocket	The Animal Planter
10	–Hem (3)	Love To Listen
11	–Baby Tooth	Zero Balancer
12	–Joel Phelps*	Last At Last
13	–Simon Joyner	I Would Not Try To Break Ties With Me
14	–Jessamine	All The Same
15	–Bardo Pond	Jungle Tune

FILM SCHOOL Brilliant Career 2001

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biography

by Heather Phares

Inspired by post-punk, dream pop, and a touch of electronica, the San Francisco-via-New York quintet Film School began as the brainchild of vocalist/guitarist Krayg Burton (aka Greg Bertens), who began recording under the Film School name in the late '90s. After releasing the I'm Not Working 7" on MeToo! Records, Burton joined forces with a rotating cast of musicians to make 2001's full-length A Brilliant Career, including members of Fuck and Elephone as well as Pavement and Preston School of Industry's Scott Kannberg. Also involved in the sessions were keyboardist Jason Ruck and guitarist/vocalist Nyles Lannon (also of the electronic group Technicolor and his side project n.lannon), who both became permanent members of the band. For the tour supporting A Brilliant Career, Film School recruited Lannon's fellow Technicolor bass player Justin LaBo and drummer Ben Montesano. This lineup recorded 2003's Alwaysnever EP for Kannberg's boutique label Amazing Grease. After appearing at South by Southwest early in 2005, Film School signed to Beggars Banquet and began recording, joined by new drummer Donny Newenhouse. The On & On EP arrived that fall and heralded the release of their self-titled album in winter 2006. Film School's lineup had almost completely changed by the time Hideout, their third album, arrived in 2007; bassist Lorelei Plotcyz, guitarist Dave Dupuis, and drummer James Smith added to the album’s darker, more cohesive sound. The group spent most of 2008 touring in support of the album and contributed a cover of “An American Dream” to the Love and Rockets tribute album New Tales to Tell the following year. When Beggars Banquet dissolved and left Film School without a label, the bandmembers planned to release their fourth album, Fission, by themselves. However, Hi-Speed Soul, which issued albums by the group’s former tourmate Adam Franklin, stepped in and gave Fission a mid-2010 release.

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Tracklist
 

  1. American Turnip
  2. Not About A Girl
  3. Ume's Lament
  4. Tangoed Out
  5. Introduced
  6. Intentions
  7. Road To The Sunchairs
  8. Far Away

  9. A Taste of Dust
10. Tricky

11. Watch You Drink
12. Manville, CA 

FUCK Conduct 1998

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Fuck is Timothy Prudhomme, Geoff Soule, Theodore Ellison and Kyle Statham. They started playing together in San Francisco in 1994. Since then they've released seven records and played over 400 shows across the US, Europe and Canada.

 

 
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The Thing

2		Drinking Artist	2:02
3		Straddle	1:37
4		Monkey Doll	1:39
5		Italy	2:45
6		Stumble Inn	1:54
7		My Melting Snowman	1:04
8		Laundry Shop	2:27
9		Get Over Him	2:44
10		Alice, All I Want Is Alice	0:27
11		Stupid Band	2:21
12		Never Comin' Back	2:14
13		Twist Off	2:15
14		Gimme Some	2:53
15		Stray	2:30
16		Gone	2:11
17		Blind Beauty	2:07

FUCK Pardon My French 1997

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Fuck was formed in Oakland, California in 1993. The members met while stuck in a police holding cell over the weekend, and wrote a few songs while in jail.[1] They released a self-titled cassette called Fuck, and a single, MonkeyBeautyShotgun on their own imprint, Rhesus Records, in 1994. (The songs from the cassette would eventually find their way onto later releases.[2]) They released their second full-length album Pretty...Slow in 1996. The album was ultimately released on three different labels. Their third album, Baby Loves a Funny Bunny, was also released in 1996.

The band then signed to Matador Records, who released the albums Pardon My French in 1997 and Conduct in 1998. According to Timothy Prudhomme, the band were told by a Matador marketing director that they needed to change the name of the band. They refused to give in. 

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1		Li'l Hilda	1:41
2		Fuck Motel	2:34
3		Le Serpent	2:03
4		Bestest Friend	2:29
5		Compromise

6		One Lb Of In	3:07
7		La Jolla	1:35
8		For Lori	3:09
9		Raggy Rag	1:35
10		Tether	3:48
11		Dirty Brunette	2:46
12		To My Gurl	1:59
13		Thoroughfare	2:00
14		Sometimes	3:46
15		Am I Losin'	2:48
16		Scribble Dibble	2:23