I HATE THE 90s Volume 28

 

As always, just like in the '90s, this will fit on a blank CD.

Tracklist

  1. The Andersons - In This World
  2. Jejune - Meteorite
  3. Enormous - St. Paddy's Snake Bite Remedy
  4. The Rileys - Keep Smiling
  5. The Rosenbergs - Time Warp
  6. Erik Voeks - Finger Painted Cat
  7. Scorpio Rising - Breathing Underwater
  8. The Marshmellows - Change The World
  9. Flourescein - Fallout
10. The Grown-Ups - Ode To The B-Dogs
11. Dramarama - Work For Food
12. Starpower - Everything Hurts
13. Pulsars - Ode To A Devil
14. Team Dresch - She's Amazing
15. The Orange Peels - She Is Like A Rose
16. Radial Spangle - New Dress
17. The Negro Problem - Monica Oyster
18. 18 Wheeler - Grease
19. 3 Day Wheelie - Something About A Ceiling
20. The Haskells - Media Whore
21. The Shambles - I Believe
22. The Terrifying Experience - Every Time I Turn Around

FREE TO FIGHT! SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS Various Artists 1995

 

Discogs

 

A women's self defense compilation released on Candy Ass Records

Tracklist

  1. No Artist - Sarah Rides The Greyhound
  2. The Third Sex - Monster Snack
  3. No Artist - Definition of Self Defense
  4. Team Dresch - Song For Anne Bannon
  5. Mizzery - Sleep'n Wit' The Enemy
  6. No Artist - Violence Is Violence
  7. Sue P. Fox - Killing Your Clone Is Still Murder
  8. Rebecca Gates - Carnation Red
  9. No Artist - Body Language
10. Fifth Column - Don't
11. No Artist - Yelling
12. 151 - Real Defense
13. No Artist - Make A Scene
14. Containe - The Martyr
15. No Artist - Assertiveness Practice
16. Nikki, Jen, Rueben - New Terror Story
17. The Lois - St. What's Her Name
18. No Artist - Alice's Story
19. No Artist - Primary Targets
20. No Artist - Target Practice
21. No Artist - Striking
22. Cheesecake - Disgracias
23. No Artist - Laura Sister Nobody Crosses The Street
24. Azteca X - Daddy's Crazy
25. Heavens To Betsy - Get Out of My Head
26. No Artist - Sylvia Gets Fancy
27. Excuse Seventeen - Forever Fired
28. Nikki McClure - Lucky One

ROCK STARS KILL Various Artists 1994

Discogs 

Compilation on the Kill Rock Stars label.

 

 

Tracklist 

1	–Tourettes (4)	Horse Girl	0:51
2	–Cupid Car Club	M.P. Skulkers	2:53
3	–Starpower	Megablot	4:01
4	–Boredoms	Pukulee & Rikulee	4:36
5	–Helium (3) W/ The Bird Of Paradise	Puffin Stars	2:13
6	–Spinanes*	Stupid Crazy	2:35
7	–Team Dresch	Seven	1:47
8	–Mukilteo Fairies	We Are Not Your Entertainers	0:38
9	–God Is My Co-Pilot	Anatomically Correct	1:19
10	–Severed Lethargy	Rev	2:36
11	–Rancid	Brixton	3:05
12	–Free Kitten	Feed The Tree	1:54
13	–Universal Order Of Armageddon	Painfully Obvious	2:20
14	–The Pee Chees*	Patty Coahuila	2:52
15	–Starpimp	Roche Limit	4:00
16	–Pell Mell	Don The Beachcomber	3:33
17	–Smog	37 Pushups	2:18
18	–Star Sign Scorpio	Eskinaut	1:14
19	–The Hattifatteners	North Pole	1:24
20	–Grouse Mountain Skyride	Pretty Polly	2:38
21	–Fifth Column	Detox Killer (Erotic Thriller)	1:55
22	–Fleabag	Pusdog	4:32
23	–Kathleen Hanna	I Wish I Was Him	2:59

THE VEGAS BEAT self titled 1996

 Featuring 2 members from Team Dresch

Discogs

Tracklist

1	To The Fortunate Ones
2	Gotta Know You
3	Cyst
4	U.F.O.
5	Just A Cell
6	Willing To Try
7	She Got Away
8	What's Your Freedom
9	1000 Miles
10	I ♥ You
11	World On Fire
12	Pitfall

ADICKDID Dismantle 1993

By request

Discogs

From LastFM

Adickdid was an all-female punk band started in the early 1990s in Eugene, Oregon, USA, by Kaia Wilson (The Butchies, Team Dresch) Nalini Deedee Cheriel (Juned, The Teenangels, The Hindi Guns) and Sara Shelton Bellum (Bella Low). Their first single “All American Girl” b/w “Columbus” was put out by Imp Records in 1993. They toured along the American West Coast and played on the radio station KXLU in Los Angeles. One of their opening acts was Beck at the Jabberjaw in Los Angeles. They played shows opening for Hole, Fugazi, Heavens to Betsy, Bikini Kill and Lunachicks. 

Tracklist

A1	She's Dangerous
A2	Eye Level
A3	Telephone
A4	Song No. Two
A5	Hey Sister!
A6	Mailbox
B1	Ask Nicely
B2	Stare Right Past Me
B3	Bugs In Nevada
B4	All American Girl
B5	Adickdid
B6	Joe's Stubble

THE BUTCHIES Are We Not Femme 1998

Discogs

biography

[+] by Jason Ankeny

Durham, NC-based queercore trio the Butchies reunited singer/guitarist Kaia Wilson and drummer Melissa York, who previously teamed in the pioneering Team Dresch. Joined by ex-Poor Valentino bassist Alison Martlew, the Butchies signed to Mr. Lady (the independent label Wilson founded with girlfriend Tammy Rae Carlson) to issue their 1998 debut Are We Not Femme?. A year later, the Chris Stamey-produced Population 1975 was released. the Butchies didn't waste much time in between albums; Wilson kept herself busy with Mr. Lady and issued albums by Le Tigre and Sarah Dougher in the early millennium while the band prepared for a third album. Getting back together with producer Greg Griffith, the aptly titled Three appeared in 2001. Stateside dates with The Indigo Girls' Amy Ray followed that summer. A fourth effort, Make Yr Life, was recorded in ten days before hitting shelves in spring 2004. It marked the Butchies' first release with Yep Roc.

read more

Tracklist  

1	To Be Broadcast Live	2:21
2	Everything Electrical Will Stay	2:25
3	So, Goodbye	2:25
4	Madame	2:16
5	Galaxy Is Gay	1:38
6	Ellen D.	4:33
7	Disco	3:19
8	No You Don't Even Know	1:01
9	Salamander	3:17
10	Shooting Star (Thunderwolf Mix)	2:39
11	Heartfelt	2:26
12	Unbroken	1:12