TREBLE REVOLUTION VOLUME 2 Various Artists 1996

 

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Kindercore record label compilation

Tracklist

1	No Artist–	Henry
2	Servotron–	Speak + Spell
3	Kincaid–	Mr. Dreamer
4	The Lost Man–	Tuscany
5	Man Or Astroman?*–	" " (Classified) (Live)
6	Joe Christmas–	Hesitation; They Knew The Song By The Dance
7	The Star Room Boys*–	New York City Isn't Going Anywhere
8	The Olivia Tremor Control–	Silverbug
9	Jucifer–	'77 Chevy Supreme
10	Beekeeper–	Send The Beacon
11	The Mendoza Line–	I Never Had A Chance
12	Supervixens–	Dying Starry Avengers
13	The Possibilities–	Day Go By
14	The Woggles–	A Little Bit Louder
15	Stuntdouble (2)–	Those Amazing Daredevils
16	Hi-Score (5)–	Ray Vaughn
17	Ceiling Fan–	She Hulk
18	Harry Carey–	Grandma's Got A Shaky Wrist
19	Elf Power–	It's Been A Million Years

I HATE THE 90s VOLUME 23

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

I Hate The 90s Volume 23

 1. OWSLEY Oh No The Radio
 2. THE FRAMES The Dancer
 3. EVEN 24 Hour Cynic
 4. STARCLUB Hard To Get
 5. THE HOUSE OF LOVE You Don't Understand
 6. STEREOPHONICS Tie Me Up Tie Me Down
 7. SUMACK Crystal Man
 8. THE HINNIES Godless
 9. LOOPER Burning Flies
10. MINT 400 Dig
11. CITRUS 911 KGGI
12. QUIX*O*TIC Prediction of a Crash
13. BALLOON GUY I Am Punch
14. MOTOCASTER Broken Eyes
15. THE MENDOZA LINE Pushing Buttons
16. JUNO Venus On 9th Street
17. EUPHONE Weatherbeaten
18. HAPPY CAT We Fuck You Like Superman
19. CORAL Box Truck
20. BIKERIDE Parasol
21. CHROME LOCUST Ain't No Love
22. LUNG LEG Kung Fu On The Internet
23. MYRACLE BRAH Mr. Tuesday Man
24. SICK BEES N.O.E.

THE MENDOZA LINE I Like You When You're Not Around 1999

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Tracklist

1	The Big Letdown
2	In The Evening, At The Bar, With Elmer Bischoff
3	Social Thursday
4	Compulsively Yours
5	Pushing Buttons
6	The Living Theater
7	(We'll Never Make) The Final Reel
8	You Twitch When You Dream
9	As You Appear
10	The Kissing Rocks
11	Boxing Day
12	If I Am Not What You Are Used To
13	An Enterprising Molecule
14	Ink Polaroids
15	That I Can Admire
16	Berkeley #57

THE MENDOZA LINE We're All in This Alone 2000

by request

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1		Tokyo Wa	0:28
2		Sasha Goes Too Far / It Could Be The Nights	4:50
3		Idiot Heart	4:04
4		Baby, I Know What You're Thinking	3:09
5		My Tattered Heart And Torn Parts	2:05
6		Williamsburg	2:52
7		A Bigger City	2:11
8		Everything We Used To Be	3:47
9		You Singled Me Out	2:28
10		I Hope That You Remember To Forget	2:20
11		Yoko's In The Band	3:24
12		Assisted Living	2:25
13		All Heart, No Eyes	3:28
14		Where You'll Land	4:36
15		Hoshi No Oto	0:36

I HATE THE 90s Volume 1 Compilation

Here is the first compilation of some of my favorite songs from the 90s. Enjoy!

1. Wishplants – The Maze

2. Pooh Sticks – Young People

3. School of Fish – Unrecognizable

4. Mendoza Line – I Know I Will Not Find the Words

5. Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 – My Pal the Tortoise

6. Bailter Space – Splat

7. The 360’s – Dead 1970

8. The Reivers – Over and Over

9. Howlin’ Maggie – Alcohol

10. Walt Mink – Showers Down

11. The Connells – Stone Cold Yesterday

12. The Grifters – Re-Entry Blues

13. The Dylans – Grudge

14. Starfish – Supercool

15. 3 Lb. Thrill – Born Again

16. Bo Bud Greene – Clear Yellow Button

17. Red Five - Around the Wicked

18. The Vestrymen – Greener

19. 4 Non Blondes – Mary ‘s House

20. Truck Stop Love – Stagnation

21. Pell Mell – Week of Fire

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THE MENDOZA LINE Like Someone In Love 1998

This is one of my requests. Thanks to Michael for sharing this with us!

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Athens, GA, indie pop outfit the Mendoza Line were formed during the summer of 1995 by singer/guitarists Timothy Bracy and Peter Hoffman (longtime friends born and raised in McLean, VA) along with Paul Deppler and Margaret Maurice. Andres Galdames and Lori Carrier completed the original lineup, so named in tribute to ex-major league slugger Mario Mendoza, whose .215 lifetime batting average remains the absolute minimum any self-respecting ballplayer can maintain without banishment to the minors.

Formed from the remnants of Athens band the Incompetones, the Mendoza Line signed to local label Kindercore to issue their 1997 debut, Poems to a Pawnshop, which favored a more kinetic indie rock approach than the subtly pastoral sound introduced on the follow-up EP, Like Someone in Love. Shannon McArdle signed on prior to 1999's I Like You When You're Not Around, released concurrently with the group's relocation from Georgia to Brooklyn, NY. The superb We're All in This Alone, the Mendoza Line's first effort for new label Bar/None, followed in the spring of 2000, with Maurice leaving shortly thereafter. The mature and more variety-filled Lost in Revelry followed two years later. In 2003, their first album, If They Knew This Was the End, was reissued. Fortune arrived on Cooking Vinyl in 2004, followed by the Misra-released Full of Light and Full of Fire in 2005. The next year, guitarist Clint Newman and drummer Adam Gold took over duties for the live shows, and in 2007, the new lineup returned to the studio to create their final album, 30 Year Low, before officially parting ways.

Tracklist

1	The Aragon & Trianon
2	Wiretapping
3	I Know I Will Not Find The Words
4	Running With An Older Crowd
5	Molly, Please Stop Touching Me
6	Casey At The Bar
7	Elaine, My Dear
8	Fall Down Here
9	Like Someone In Love
10	How Can I Leave You?