SLACK Bates Stamper cassette 1992

 
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Slack was essentially a side project for Jenny Toomey and Dan Littleton, who were often busy with other bands and only had a limited amount of Slack time. They recorded together but only played a couple of shows before Slack got put on the back burner. With no fan base at all, a full release was a bit ambitious. Instead, Slack's songs ended up as Tool 2, Bates Stamper. Slack eventually transformed into Liquorice.

 

Tracklist

A1		Bates Stamp	4:17
A2		Word Traffic	2:58
A3		Shrunken Head	3:48
A4		Glassman	5:07
A5		Basket Case	4:09

HU H Volume 9 CD Sampler 1995

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Tracklist

1	–Circle Jerks	I Wanna Destroy You
2	–Daryll-Ann	Stay
3	–Fig Dish	Quiet Storm King
4	–Blue Mountain	Soul Sister
5	–Ash	Jack Names The Planets
6	–Gene	Sleep Well Tonight
7	–Letters To Cleo	Awake
8	–Sleeper (2)	Inbetweener
9	–Greenberry Woods*	Smash-Up
10	–Liquorice	Cheap Cuts
11	–Throwing Muses	Shimmer
12	–Misery Loves Co.	Need Another One
13	–Poster Children	King For A Day
14	–The Seymours*	Arcade Boy

LIQUORICE Listening Cap 1995

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Artist Biography by John Bush

Jenny Toomey (Tsunami, Grenadine) and Dan Littleton (Hated, Ida) had played together on and off for seven years before Ivo Watts-Russell (the head of 4AD Records) approached Toomey about doing a side project. She agreed and traveled to Livonia, MI, with Littleton to record at the basement studio of Warren Defever, guitarist and producer for His Name Is Alive. HNIA drummer Trey Many became the third member of Liquorice during the recording sessions. 4AD released Listening Cap in mid-1995.

 

Tracklist  

1	Trump Suit	4:16
2	Team Player	3:47
3	Keeping The Weekend Free	3:05
4	Drive Around	5:51
5	Cheap Cuts	2:58
6	Trump Suit Edit	1:14
7	Jill Of All Trades	3:23
8	No Excuses	3:54
9	Breaking The Ice	6:06
10	Blew It	2:34