Showing posts with label The Ropers. Show all posts
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02 March 2023

THE MONDO CRESCENDO Get Faded 1998


 

Discogs 

 

The Mondo Crescendo Biography

by Jason Ankeny

Indie-pop combo the Mondo Crescendo was formed in Washington D.C. in 1995 by singer/guitarist Jennifer Taylor; originally dubbed Juniper, the group debuted the next year on A Turntable Friend with the single "You Don't Hide So Well," followed by seven-inches for Orange Peel ("Making Gerard Smile") and Fantastic ("Think and Die Thinking"). Upon relocating to San Francisco in 1997, Taylor rechristened the band Mondo Crescendo, and -- backed by ex-Ropers bassist Mike Hammel and drummer Douglas Armour -- issued the Blackbean & Placenta Tape Club EP Get Faded in 1998. The full-length Young, Naked & Very with It appeared a year later.

 

Tracklist

1
(I Don't Care If) The Sun Don't Shine No More2:03
2
Baby2:28
3
Spaceship Terrific2:06
4
Shhh1:57
5
La Surf Noire2:22
6
Heaven Only Knows2:58
7
Untitled1:11

05 August 2017

WHY POPSTARS CAN'T DANCE A Slumberland Compilation 1994

A Slumberland Records compilation


Tracklist

1 HoneyBunch Walking Into Walls
2 HoneyBunch Time Trials
3 The Artisans Start Again
4 The Artisans Tolerance
5 Rocketship Your New Boyfriend
6 Rocketship Like A Dream
7 The Steamkings Darkest Star
8 The Steamkings Sad About You
9 Stereolab John Cage Bubblegum
10 Stereolab Eloge D'Eros
11 Lorelei (2) Stop What You're Doing
12 Lorelei (2) Float My Bed
13 The Ropers Blue Sunday
14 The Ropers Drive
15 Linda Smith The Real Miss Charlotte
16 Linda Smith There's Nothing You Can Do About It
17 Glo-worm Stars Above
18 Glo-worm Tilt-A-Whirl
19 Jupiter Sun Headlight Beam Reaction
20 Jupiter Sun Violet Intertwine
21 Jane Pow Reorganise
22 Boyracer Right Back Where I Started
23 Boyracer Speedtrap

THE ROPERS

All The Time
1995 
 
The World Is Fire
1997
 

Artist Biography by


The Washington, D.C.-based indie pop band the Ropers was formed in 1991 by singer Doug Bailey and guitarist Mike Hammel, students at the University of Maryland who quit school after two years to begin making music. They soon recruited drummer Alex Hacker, whom both Bailey and Hammel knew from their brief stint in the Lilys; with bassist Greg Pavlovcak, the Ropers recorded their debut single, the 1992 Slumberland label release "Sunbathe," soon followed by "I Don't Mind." In 1994 the group released a self-titled EP, with the full-length All the Time following a year later; Hacker departed in early 1996, and with new drummer Mike Donovan, the Ropers recorded their TeenBeat label debut The World Is Fire, disbanding a short time later. 
 
All The Time 

Tracklist

1 Revolver 3:01
2 Flashlight 3:53
3 Rain 3:44
4 You Have A Light 5:07
5 Drive 7:12
6 Chained 4:52
7 Blind 2:34
8 Spider Web 2:26
9 Tried 3:50
10 Mystery Girl 6:15
11 Drive (Reprise) 4:32
 
The World Is Fire
 
Tracklist
1 Drink You Up
2 Please Understand
3 Take Your Time
4 Home
5 Paste
6 These Days
7 Dawn


14 October 2010

GIVE ME THE CURE


by request





 Tracklist 

1 Shudder To Think Shake Dog Shake 4:24
2 The Ropers Jumping Someone Else's Train 2:40
3 Chisel Six Different Ways 2:22
4 Eggs Catch 2:59
5 DJ Bootious Maximus The Love Cats 3:02
6 Candy Machine 10:15 Saturday Night 6:24
7 Glo-worm Friday I'm In Love 2:12
8 Cinnamon Toast Piggy In The Mirror 4:19
9 Frodus Killing An Arab 3:35
10 Peter Hayes (4) A Night Like This 4:03
11 Tuscadero Boys Don't Cry 3:39
12 Edsel Plastic Passion 3:48
13 Mud (5) The Blood 4:19
14 Rollercoaster (3) All Cats Are Grey 2:19
15 My Life In Rain Pictures Of You 3:39
16 Dismemberment Plan* Close To Me 4:04
17 Jawbox Meat Hook 2:57
18 Trampoline Charlotte Sometimes 4:26