I HATE THE 90s Volume 14

1. SATISFACT Misprint
2. GLITTERBOX I Can Wait
3. THE SORTS On Paper   
4. LAZY Half Assed
5. YUMMY FUR Bugs Bunny
6. MEXICO 70 Best and Hurst
7. EDNASWAP Nothing is Broken
8. FLUF Pushin' Back Days
9. POSSUM DIXON Watch the Girl Destroy Me
10. MINK The Psychic
11. ELEVENTH DREAM DAY Motion Sickness
12. ANIMALS THAT SWIM How to Make a Chandelier
13. THAT DOG. Old Timer
14. DOVETAIL JOINT This is My Home
15. NEUTRINO Protocol
16. CREEPER LAGOON Wonderful Love
17. THE DANDY WARHOLS Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth
18. BLURT Machina Machina
19. SAUCER Triple Lutz
20. THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE In India You
21. BIKINI KILL Reject All American
22. BASSHOLES Bowling Ball
23. ROYAL TRUX Junkie Nurse
24. BUFFALO TOM Velvet Roof
25. SISSY BAR Smiley, We Become

THE SORTS This Is Gateway Sounds 1996

by request

 

 

Discogs

Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Washington, D.C. post-rock outfit the Sorts formed in the autumn of 1994, originally comprised of singer/guitarist Joshua LaRue (formerly of Rain Like the Sound of Trains), bassist Stuart Fletcher, and ex-Hoover drummer Chris Farrall. The group's debut album, Common Time, appeared in 1996, followed a year later by This Is Gateway Sounds; the Boom saxophonist Carlo Cennamo signed on for the fourth Sorts LP, 1998's Hawaiian Bronco, with pianist Vin Novara (an alumnus of the Crownhate Ruin) expanding the lineup to a five-piece for 1999's Contemporary Music. 

 

 

 

Tracklist

1		Great Caesar
2		Turnabout Is Fairplay
3		On Paper
4		Outsides
5		Champion Sound Believe It
6		Chestnut
7		Great Caesar's Ghost
8		Scientific American
9		A Lot Of Prayers
10		Taco's Moonwalk

 

SEA TIGER The Teenage Bandit 1998

by request

 

Discogs

Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

The electronic rock unit Sea Tiger began its existence as a side project of the Sorts' Josh LaRue and Stuart Fletcher, but later grew to also include members of Crownhateruin, Hoover and Regulator Watts. Sea Tiger's debut effort, The Cyberporpoise, appeared in 1997; Teenage Bandit followed in 1998. 

Tracklist

1	Into The Teenage Bandit
2	King Cab
3	Texas MacNite
4	Blind Reggie White
5	Werejaguar
6	Casts Of Thousands
7	Reality Speaks For Itself
8	Supernatural Features
9	Song E (Live)
10	Acetone
11	Winning A Championship
12	Reggie's Groove
13	Taco's Space Rap
14	My O.M. Flyer

 

THE SORTS Common Time 1996

by request

 

 

Discogs

 

Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Washington, D.C. post-rock outfit the Sorts formed in the autumn of 1994, originally comprised of singer/guitarist Joshua LaRue (formerly of Rain Like the Sound of Trains), bassist Stuart Fletcher, and ex-Hoover drummer Chris Farrall. The group's debut album, Common Time, appeared in 1996, followed a year later by This Is Gateway Sounds; the Boom saxophonist Carlo Cennamo signed on for the fourth Sorts LP, 1998's Hawaiian Bronco, with pianist Vin Novara (an alumnus of the Crownhate Ruin) expanding the lineup to a five-piece for 1999's Contemporary Music.

 

 

Tracklist

A1	The Marauder	5:07
A2	Powerful Mad	6:48
A3	The Decil Came	4:21
A4	Hesitation Pitch	4:33
B1	I Said You	7:15
B2	Brown Bird	4:19
B3	My Astronomy	3:44