Straight ahead punk with some '77/snot influence from The Syphilitics (OH), The Piss Shivers (PA), Just A Product (Bulgaria), and The Fux (PA). I like everything on here, I love the Just A Product track.
- Discogs
- Bandcamp
- YTM
- Apple Music
- Spotify
- OSW
Straight ahead punk with some '77/snot influence from The Syphilitics (OH), The Piss Shivers (PA), Just A Product (Bulgaria), and The Fux (PA). I like everything on here, I love the Just A Product track.
Have I seriously never posted this? That's crazy, as this is one of my favorite Christmas comps and almost designed to be on this blog. I think I was only doing 7-inches for a while, so this never did make it.
Anyways....
A lineup of great mid-90's San Diego pop-punk, with The Neighbors rounding it out with some decidedly not-pop punk. Spazboy, Dodgeball, Third Rale, Carter Peace Mission, Jon Cougar Concentration Camp, Everready, and a combination of all the bands called Second String.
Merry Christmas!
BTW if you're like, where's the punk, dude, I'm not here for this shit? Well here it is:
And all it's going to take for me to delve into that folder (at least for a little while) is for one of you motherfuckers to send me a Bluesky invite. Capice?
Bandcamp
Bought a bunch of cassettes (really just for the Napa cassette holder they came in) that had some homemade mixtapes strewn throughout. Figured I'd give them a listen and share. Might be good for some background music while doing whatever it is you do that requires background music.
This one just has a side one. That's pretty weak mix tape making skills IMO. You gotta fill the thing up.
I was on a Discogs bender, trying to get credits for some 90's SoCal bands.
Like, what? I looked up "Dangerfield's Secret Army" and got nothing. Kevin Seconds formed the Minutemen? Is there a single fact in this entire response?
Good luck using Google Bard on your term papers, kids!
Nu metal lite from Colorado. Not my cup of tea , but not any worse, and arguably better than, most of the Alice In Chains inspired nu metal on major labels from that era. Weird who gets signed and who doesn't.