RAFR Various Artists 1995

 

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Compilation of punk bands on Flipside Records. Anyone remember Flipside magazine?

Tracklist

1	The Padded Cell–	Every Fuckin' Time
2	D-Generation*–	Scorch
3	The Smugglers–	Supercar
4	Fur (2)–	My Beautiful Wreck
5	Mad Daddys–	Swing Daddy Swing
6	Snap-Her–	Crack Pipe Johnny
7	The Living End (4)–	Victim Of Circumstance
8	Skull Control–	Nuke Beach
9	The Humpers–	Thirteen Forever
10	The Grey Spikes–	White Death Machine
11	Satan's Cheerleaders–	Makin' Deals
12	Candy Snatchers–	Why Ya' That Way
13	New York Loose*–	Tailspin
14	Clowns For Progress–	N.Y.C. Is My Home
15	Trick Babys–	Cookie Jar
16	Wax (10)–	Hangin' On
17	Black Train Jack–	Gratitude
18	Ultraviolet Eye*–	Heroin Geek
19	The Raging Lamos–	Geraldo's Fishin' Trip
20	Permanent Green Light–	The Goddess Bunny
21	The Odd Numbers–	The Big Mistake
22	Teengenerate–	Yeah Yeah Yeah
23	Special Head–	Power And Fear
24	Anus The Menace–	Plant A Seed In My Head

GERMS (TRIBUTE) A Small Circle of Friends 1996

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Tracklist  

1	–NOFX	Forming	0:54
2	–Free Kitten	Sex Boy	2:28
3	–Melvins	Lexicon Devil	1:40
4	–The Holez	Circle One	2:56
5	–D Generation	No God	2:04
6	–Mike Watt & J Mascis	What We Do Is Secret	0:43
7	–Ruined Eye	Land Of Treason	3:09
8	–The Posies	Richie Dagger's Crime	2:57
9	–O-Matic	Strange Notes	1:58
10	–White Flag	Manimal	2:07
11	–That Dog*	We Must Bleed	1:39
12	–Flea	Media Blitz	1:58
13	–Sator	The Other Newest One	2:58
14	–The Wrens	Let's Pretend	2:44
15	–Matthew Sweet	Dragon Lady	3:03
16	–Gumball (2)	Caught In My Eye	3:11
17	–Meat Puppets	Not All Right	4:02
18	–Puzzled Panthers	Now I Hear The Laughter	3:19
19	–L7	Lion's Share	2:43
20a	–Monkeywrench*	Shutdown	22:48
20b	–Hovercraft	Shutdown Reprise
20c	–Drew Blood	Mohawk Redemption

CHROME LOCUST Chrome Locust 1999

 

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Artist Biography by Steve Huey

New York City-based punk/metal band Chrome Locust was formed around the end of 1998 by ex-D Generation members Todd Youth (guitar, vocals; also ex-Murphy's Law) and Michael Wildwood (drums, vocals), adding bassist Jim Hennigan to round out the lineup. Building a following very quickly, their self-titled debut album appeared in 1999.

 

Tracklist

1	Intro	0:40
2	Aint No Love	2:25
3	Drop	2:37
4	New World Disorder	3:31
5	Love Rap	2:49
6	Teen Dream	3:31
7	Formula	3:08
8	Heavy Medication	3:52
9	M.I.A.	4:09
10	The Cycle Of Birth And Death	4:18

 

D GENERATION Through the Darkness 1999

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Artist Biography by Greg Prato

While groups such as the Strokes and the White Stripes get most of the credit for spearheading the garage rock revival movement of the early 21st century, there were several similarly styled bands of the mid- to late '90s that preceded the aforementioned acts (with far less commercial success and press), such as D Generation. Formed in 1991 in New York City, the band automatically turned a blind eye toward the burgeoning Seattle movement, as their look and sound was straight out of N.Y.C. circa the early '70s, when trashy glam bands like the New York Dolls ruled the scene, and such punk bands as the Ramones and the Dead Boys were about to crash the party. Originally comprised of Jesse Malin (vocals), Richard "The Atomic Elf" Bacchus (guitar), Georgie Seville (guitar), Howie Pyro (bass), and Belvy K (drums), both Seville and K would exit soon after -- replaced by Danny Sage and Michael Wildwood, respectively. It was this lineup that would go on to be considered D Generation's "classic" one, and they issued a pair of indie singles, "No Way Out" b/w "Guitar Mafia," and "Wasted Years" b/w "Waiting for the Next Big Parade" (produced by N.Y.C. punk vets Daniel Rey and Andy Shernoff), as they built a strong local following with their live shows.

As a result, major labels took an interest in the band, resulting in their signing with Chrysalis. Their debut, D Generation, followed in 1994, and while it received favorable reviews (some critics even assumed D Generation would inherit the alt rock throne vacated by Nirvana), it failed to translate into big sales. Feeling that Chrysalis wasn't supporting them properly, the quintet was able to skip out on their contract, and set up shop at Sony. Things appeared to be looking up for the band -- with former Cars leader Ric Ocasek serving as producer, D Generation got to work on their sophomore effort, No Lunch, issued in 1996. Snagging opening tour slots with a few of their punk and glam influences (Social Distortion, the Ramones, and Kiss, the latter of which were in the midst of their sold-out reunion tour), D Generation toured for the better part of the next year before experiencing their first lineup hiccup in several years, when Bacchus left the band and was replaced with ex-Murphy's Law and Agnostic Front member Todd Youth.

After wrapping up a month's worth of European dates opening for Green Day in early 1998, D Generation returned to the studio for an album that many felt would either make or break the band. Teamed with renowned David Bowie and T. Rex producer Tony Visconti, the resulting album, Through the Darkness, appeared later the same year, and once more, was ignored by the record-buying public. As a result, the group quietly disbanded in April of 1999 after a gig in their hometown. After their split, D Generation's former members remained busy with other projects, as Malin eventually launched his own solo career, issuing the Ryan Adams-produced The Fine Art of Self Destruction in early 2003. In 2008, D Generation reunited for a one-off, three-song set as part of a VH1 Save the Music benefit, and in 2011, the band began playing some major dates, including Chicago's Riot Fest and opening for Guns N' Roses. In 2015, the group issued a new 10" single, "Queens of A" and "Piece of the Action," for Record Store Day, and just one year later, they released their long-awaited fourth studio album, the Danny Sage-produced Nothing Is Anywhere. 

Tracklist

1	Helpless
2	Every Mother's Sun
3	Hatred
4	Rise & Fall
5	Only a Ghost
6	Lonely
7	Good Ship Down
8	Sick on the Radio
9	Chinatown
10	So Messed Up
11	Sunday Secret Saints
12	Cornered
13	Don't Be Denied

WE WILL FALL The Iggy Pop Tribute 1997

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Tribute compilation of bands doing covers of Iggy Pop's music. - Blogatrix

 

Tracklist 

1-1	–Joey Ramone	1969	3:37
1-2	–Red Hot Chili Peppers	Search And Destroy	3:35
1-3	–Joan Jett And The Blackhearts*	Real Wild Child	1:34
1-4	–Adolph's Dog	Ordinary Bummer	2:37
1-5	–Misfits	I Got A Right	2:56
1-6	–Monster Magnet	Gimme Danger	3:50
1-7	–NY Loose	Lust For Life	3:43
1-8	–Pansy Division	Loose	3:33
1-9	–Lunachicks	The Passenger	2:31
1-10	–Superdrag	1970	4:08
1-11	–Joan Jett And The Blackhearts*	I Wanna Be Your Dog (Live)	7:28
2-1	–Nada Surf	I'm Sick Of You	5:05
2-2	–Blanks 77	Funtime	2:40
2-3	–D-Generation*	I Got Nothing	3:28
2-4	–Jayne County	Down On The Street / Little Doll	4:48
2-5	–Sugar Ray (2)	Cold Metal	3:11
2-6	–Extra Fancy	Sell Your Love	3:53
2-7	–7 Year Bitch	Shake Appeal	3:15
2-8	–Bush Tetras	Sister Midnight	4:08
2-9	–Holy Bulls	TV Eye	7:58
2-10	–Nine Lives (3)	Sixteen	2:16
2-11	–Lenny Kaye	We Will Fall	7:01

 

D GENERATION No Lunch 1996

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Tracklist  

1	Scorch	1:17
2	She Stands There	2:19
3	Frankie	2:57
4	Capital Offender	2:42
5	No Way Out	4:00
6	Major	3:24
7	Disclaimer	2:59
8	Waiting For The Next Big Parade	3:22
9	Not Dreaming	2:25
10	Too Loose	3:34
11	1981	1:58
12	Degenerated	10:38