SUPERCLIMA Various Artists 1996

                                        

 

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Spanish (from Spain) comp released on Caroline Records for Rockdelux magazine

 

Tracklist

1	Prodigy*–	Firestarter
2	Girls Against Boys–	Super-Fire
3	Steve Wynn–	Shelley's Blues, Pt. 2
4	Throwing Muses–	Shark
5	Lush–	I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend
6	China Drum–	Last Chance
7	June (8)–	Stripteaser
8	Peter Perrett In The One*–	Falling
9	Papas Fritas–	Afterall
10	Guided By Voices–	The Official Ironmen Rally Song
11	El Inquilino Comunista–	Colored View
12	Holy Barbarians–	Space Junkie
13	Cool Jerks–	Beautiful Sad Face
14	Scheer–	Wish You Were Dead
15	Lisa Germano–	A Beautiful Schizophrenic
16	Spoon–	Dismember
17	Vancouvers–	Reach Out
18	Gorky's Zygotic Mynci–	If Fingers Were Xylophones
19	Tommy Keene–	On The Runway
20	Jack Logan–	When It All Comes Down
21	Dover–	She Will
22	Spain–	Untitled 1 (Radio Edit)

 

THE VANS WARPED TOUR 96 Various Artists 1996

by request

 

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Tracklist

1	Goldfinger (7)–	Anxiety	2:21
2	S.C.O.T.S.*–	White Trash	2:01
3	Dimestore Hoods–	Minds Of Confusion	3:38
4	Red Five (2)–	Space	2:36
5	Dance Hall Crashers–	Queen For A Day	2:48
6	Genius*–	Shadowboxin	3:29
7	Compulsion–	All We Heard Was A Dull Thud	4:00
8	Sublime (2)–	Paddle Out/Wrong Way	3:30
9	Steve Wynn–	Why	2:48
10	Loud Lucy–	Down Baby	2:30
11	Lifter–	Headshot	3:11
12	Kicking Harold–	Kill You	3:48
13	Boss Hog–	Winn Coma	2:16
14	Grover (6)–	My Wild Life	2:42
15	Spot (3)–	Moon June Spoon	5:13
16	Hog–	Get A Job	2:49
17	Reel Big Fish–	Snoop Dog, Baby	3:36
18	China Drum–	Can't Stop These Things	2:59
19	Possum Dixon–	Crashing Your Planet	2:59
20	Mr. Mirainga–	Jalopeno Eyes	3:32
21	Beck–	Make Out City (Where Its At Remix)	3:08

JOHN FOGERTY: WROTE A SONG FOR EVERYONE Various Artists 1996

 

 

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Tribute to John Fogerty

 
Tracklist

1	Jolly Jumpers–	Fly Away	3:48
2	Girl Trouble–	Commotion	2:32
3	DM3–	Sweet Hitchhiker	2:57
4	The Psyclone Rangers–	Effigy	3:06
5	Steve Hooker–	Run Through The Jungle	2:20
6	Going Public (2)–	Don't Look Now	2:11
7	Peter Zaremba & Paul Johnson (10)–	Cross-Tie Walker	2:53
8	The Outsideinside–	Up Around The Bend	2:48
9	Al Perry & The Cattle*–	Fortunate Son	2:22
10	The New Duncan Imperials*–	Hey Tonight	3:22
11	The Barefoot Brothers–	Gloomy	3:04
12	Screaming Thunders–	Back In The Hills	3:22
13	The Coal Porters*–	Who'll Stop The Rain	3:15
14	Steve Wynn–	Graveyard Train	5:31
15	Uncle Joe's Big Ol' Driver–	Hey Tonight	3:01

 

SING HOLLIES IN REVERSE Various Artists 1995

 

 

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Tracklist 

1	–The Posies	King Midas In Reverse	5:28
2	–Tommy Keene	Carrie Anne	3:04
3	–The Loud Family	Look Through Any Window	3:03
4	–Steve Wynn	The Air That I Breathe	4:19
5	–Mitch Easter	Pay You Back With Interest	2:45
6	–Cub	You Know He Did	2:00
7	–Kristian Hoffman	I'm Alive	3:04
8	–Flamingoes	Water On The Brain	2:41
9	–E (4)	Jennifer Eccles	3:10
10	–The Jigsaw Seen	On A Carousel	4:03
11	–John Easdale	Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress	3:04
12	–Bill Lloyd (3)	Step Inside	3:13
13	–Losers Lounge*	After The Fox	2:43
14	–Wondermints	You Need Love	2:55
15	–The Sneetches	So Lonely	2:48
16	–Continental Drifters	I Can't Let Go	2:29
17	–Carla Olson	Touch	3:38
18	–Andrew*	Heading For A Fall	3:11
19	–Material Issue	Bus Stop	2:57
20	–Shakin' Apostles	Dear Eloise	2:56
21	–Jon Brion	Sorry Suzanne	7:53

I HATE THE 90s Volume 20

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1. FLAMING LIPS Unconsciously Screaming
 2. AGENT ORANGE The Electric Storm
 3. DANCING FRENCH LIBERALS OF '48 New Drinking Song
 4. THE DONNAS Hey I'm Gonna Be Your Girl
 5. WITCHYPOO Fuck the Motherfucking President
 6. IDLE Cathy Loves Elvis
 7. GAUNT 97th Tear
 8. THE LEVELLERS Dirty Davey
 9. THE KELLEY DEAL 6000 Canyon
10. STEVE WYNN Tears Won't Help
11. MARBLE Prick
12. BABOON Night of the Long Knives
13. ASHLEY STOVE Motion Queen
14. SPOON If You Say So
15. SUNNYCHAR Employee!
16. GLOO GIRLS Yo Blondie
17. SPLENDER I Don't Understand
18. SUGAR Changes
19. ADORABLE Glorious
20. THE JENNIFERS Danny's Song
21. LONGPIGS She Said
22. CORM Seven Days
23. NEW MODEL ARMY Here Comes The War

STEVE WYNN Kerosene Man 1990

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Artist Biography by Mark Deming

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Steve Wynn, as founder of the Dream Syndicate, almost single-handedly tuned the ears of college-age rock fans in the early '80s to the two prior decades of guitar-drenched rock that inspired him as one of the founding fathers of the Paisley Underground movement. After graduating from the University of California at Davis and following a stint with his requisite new wave band of that era, Suspects, Wynn took a cross-country trip in search of Alex Chilton, one of his spiritual musical mentors and a mysterious figure since his days with power pop legends Big Star. Interestingly, by the time Wynn found him and returned to California, the underground rock scene was in the middle of a full-on guitar rock revival, thanks in part to fellow Chilton devotees R.E.M. and the Replacements; Wynn took it as his cue to embrace the feedback-flooded sounds of the Velvet Underground. Borrowing his name from the VU's heritage, he called his new band the Dream Syndicate, after an early experimental group featuring John Cale.

Heralded as leaders of the Paisley Underground (the neo-'60s Southern California scene that included the Bangles, Green on Red, and the Rain Parade), the Dream Syndicate were by far the most outside band in the bunch, challenging audiences to feedback fests and endless jams. After four albums on four labels and a change in musical direction (less Lou Reed, more Neil Young), the Syndicate called it quits and Wynn embarked on a solo career. For Kerosene Man (1990) and Dazzling Display (1991), he relied on his steady songwriting, unique vocal style, and a bunch of friends (including Peter Buck of R.E.M.) for the recordings. Fluorescent (Mute, 1994) was a subdued, semi-folk record, but his side project Gutterball (including Bryan Harvey and Johnny Hott of House of Freaks and Bob Rupe of the Silos) was a loose and drunken rock & roll ramble. The solo work kept on coming: Melting in the Dark (1996), Sweetness & Light (1997), My Midnight (1999), and Momento (2000), the latter a collaboration with Australian Blonde, a Spanish alternative rock band led by Wynn's friend Paco Loco. But Wynn was ultimately destined to lead a band again, and with his combo the Miracle 3 he released the double-disc set Here Come the Miracles (2001), Static Transmission (2003), and the post-millennium panic-inspired ...Tick...Tick...Tick (2005). The same year as ...Tick...Tick...Tick, Wynn summed up his post-Dream Syndicate career to date with the accurately titled 17-track compilation What I Did After My Band Broke Up, which included a bonus disc of Wynn performing some of his favorite songs on piano.

Tracklist 

1	Tears Won't Help	4:55
2	Carolyn	3:57
3	The Blue Drifter	4:44
4	Younger	3:42
5	Under The Weather	4:20
6	Here On Earth As Well	4:36
7	Something To Remember Me By	3:49
8	Killing Time	4:28
9	Conspiracy Of The Heart	5:14
10	Kerosene Man	4:02
11	Anthem	5:42

HOUSE OF FREAKS

1994

1991

Reupped November 2012
 

GUTTERBALL Weasel 1995

By request

Reupped December 2012

GUTTERBALL self titled 1993

By Request

Reupped December 2012