KXLU 88.9FM LOS ANGELES LIVE VOLUME 3 Various Artists 1997

 

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1	–Rye Coalition	White Jesus On 184th Street
2	–Tristeza	A Cat Knows When You're Sad
3	–The Van Pelt	The Young Alchemist
4	–Tom LoMacchio	untitled
5	–Mia Doi Todd	Strawberries
6	–Joan Of Arc	Stemingway and Heinbeck
7	–Ladybug Transistor*	Some Sort Of Medley
8	–Jimmy Eat World	Christmas Card
9	–Four	Popular
10	–Banyon	untitled
11	–The Scenic Vermont	Shady Lane
12	–Duradelinquent	You Turn Me On
13	–The Burning Softies	The Golden Radna
14	–Volume 11	The Romance
15	–Phobia	Systematically imprisoned
16	–The Lucky Stars	Anything But You
17	–Uke Fink	Open Wound Number Twelve
18	–Optiganally Yours	Spanish Flea
19	–Slacktone	Lift And Seperate
20	–Longstocking	Instrumental
21	–Fish Sticks*	Flamethrower
22	–Chickita	Cloud City
23	–Sleestak	When In Rome, Do As The Romans
24	–Spanakorzo	Fall From Grace for Man, Angels, and a God
25	–Nigel Lundemo	The End of the World

 

OILER Missing Part One 1993

by request

 

 

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American noise rock band from Los Angeles, California. Released on Sympathy For The Record Industry.

 

 

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1	The 3 Kings
2	Edge
3	Number 2
4	Dumb Job
5	The Psychic Cop And The Go-Go Dancer
6	Xmas Song
7	Snoball
8	Texaco
9	Number 1
10	Asphalt Field/Oiler
11	Little Holes
12	Missing Pt 2
13	Scarif
14	Torture
15.1	Full Spint Boner
15.2	Asphalt Field/Oiler (Live)
15.3	Playing Doctor

 

LONGSTOCKING Once Upon A Time Called Now 1997

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Artist Biography by Stewart Mason

The defiantly out queer-punk band Longstocking unfortunately only lasted for one album, 1997's excellent Once Upon a Time Called Now, but during their brief two-year run, the Los Angeles-based quartet added a clever kind of '60s-style pop polish to a scene that occasionally ran a bit too far toward willful amateurism. Former Oiler and Fleabag singer/guitarist Tamala Poljak, whose musical tastes run the gamut from the Shangri-Las to Gang of Four to Stereolab, formed Longstocking as a guitar-drums duo in 1995. After a few months, the lineup solidified into Poljak, guitarist Michelle Stevenson, bassist David Gomez, and drummer Sherri Solinger. After a pair of 7" EPs and a handful of compilation appearances, Longstocking released Once Upon a Time Called Now on Donna Dresch's Chainsaw label in late 1997. Unfortunately, by the time the record came out, Longstocking had split up; Poljak had followed a relationship to Olympia, WA, while the other bandmembers had stayed in Los Angeles. Poljak joined Team Dresch temporarily, but returned to Los Angeles in 1999 to form a new band called the Automaticans. 

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1	Teenage Angst At 27	2:14
2	Jehu On A Rollercoaster	2:17
3	Passing The Crown	2:54
4	Autobarb	2:54
5	Goddess Pt. 4	2:56
6	Radio Agony	3:57
7	Not A Jerk	3:30
8	Equator	2:56
9	Oscar Nite	2:41
10	Bus	3:51

BUCK Buck in Black 1999

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Buck Biography by Jason Ankeny

The indie pop trio Buck was led by singer/bassist Lisa Marr, the onetime frontwoman for the influential cuddlecore group Cub; following that band's 1997 demise, Marr relocated from her native Vancouver to Los Angeles, home of her husband, Muffs bassist Ronnie Barnett. There she reunited with former Cub drummer Lisa G., and with the addition of guitarist Pepper Berry, Buck's line-up was complete; upon signing with Sympathy for the Record Industry, the trio recorded their self-titled debut LP, issued in late 1998. Less than a week before the album was released, Lisa G. left Buck to return to Canada; former Longstocking drummer Sherri Solinger was soon tapped as her replacement.

 

Tracklist

1		Get My Goat
2		Come Back
3		All Around The World
4		Sugar Sandwich
5		Cautious
6		Admit It!
7		Time To Say Goodbye