STUMPY JOE One Way Rocket Ride To...Kicksville! 1991

 

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punk/alt rock

 

Tracklist

1		Drunk Idea	4:30
2		Matriculated	3:51
3		Proverbial Straw	5:05
4		I Would	2:05
5		Dumb Lil' Song	2:55
6		I Get Drunk	4:17
7		Spins	6:14
8		Love Plumbin'	3:28
9		Crazy Woman	2:16
10		Halloween Song	2:59
11		Drop A Bomb	5:49

MODEL ROCKETS Hi Lux 1993

 

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1	New Cinnamon Girl
2	Ditched At The Grand Illusion
3	Hitchhiker Jane
4	Queen Bee
5	Johnson's Plumbing Supply
6	Behind That Door
7	Daredevil GIrl
8	Never Knew How
9	Carolyn
10	Cheerleader
11	Shapeshifter
12	Year Of The Soda

THE MODEL ROCKETS Snatch It Back and Hold It 1996

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Artist Biography by Steve Huey

After the breakup of Stumpy Joe, several members re-formed in 1993 as a punked-out power-pop outfit called the Glory Stompers, which was soon changed to the Model Rockets because of an identically named band. The initial lineup included guitarist/lead vocalist John Ramberg, gutiarist Grant Johnson, bassist Boyd Remillard, and drummer Graham Black. After a local Seattle single and a compilation appearance, the Model Rockets released their debut album, Hilux, on Lucky Records, which was produced by ex-Young Fresh Fellow Scott McCaughey. Johnson left the band in late 1994 and was replaced by former Chemistry Set member Scott Sutherland. Switching to the C/Z label, the Rockets supported their second album, 1996's Snatch It Back and Hold It, with a successful tour of Spain.

Tracklist

1	She's On The Cover
2	Maybe Now
3	Flame On
4	Candy Carving
5	World Won't Let Me
6	Don't Get It
7	Hung Around To See
8	Stick It Out
9	Tired (Of Hanging Out)
10	Leaves Of Time
11	Cul De Sac