Archive for February, 1996
January/February 1996
Here’s The Wayback Machine playlist for February 1996:
1. The Fall-Outs: Sleep, cd (Super-Electro)
2. V/A: That’s Mighty Childish, lp (Vendetta)
3. Teenage Kicks: Two Lane Blacktop/Danny’s Going Straight, 7″ (Diesel)
4. V/A: Dickheads, 10″ (Solamente)
5. The Bomboras: Savage Island, lp (Dionysus)
6. V/A: Pebbles Vol. 6/Chicago 1, cd (AIP)
7. V/A: Pebbles Vol. 7/Chicago 2, cd (AIP)
8. Uncle Dale presents Paul Marco as Kelton the Cop/Criswell (split): Home on the Strange/Someone Walked Over My Grave, 7″ (Dionysus)
9. V/A: What a Way to Die, lp (Satan)
10. The Untamed Youth: Some Kinda Fun, lp (Norton)
11. The Swingin’ Neckbreakers: Shake Break!, cd (Telstar)
12. Thee Phantom 5ive: Jump Start/Surf Party, 7″ (Solamente)
13. Speedway: He Drives Me Wild, 10″ (Dionysus)
14. The Fall-Outs: The Fall-Outs, cd (Super-Electro)
15. Tenderloin: Bullseye, cd (Qwest/Warner Bros.)
16. V/A: Girls in the Garage, LP (Romulan)
17. Teenage Kicks: Comics Freak/Vacation Time, 7″ (Diesel)
18. The Cynics: Get Our Way, cd (Get Hip)
19. The Meanies: 10% Weird, cd (Au-Go-Go/Frontier)
20. The Oblivians: Soul Food, lp (Crypt)
21. The Trashwomen: Spend the Night With…, cd (Estrus)
22. Hasil Adkins: Chicken Walk, cd (Dee Jay)
23. The Chrome Cranks: Lost Time Blues, cd single (PCP/Matador)
24. V/A: Talkin’ Trash, lp (Greasy)
25. The A-Bones: The Life of Riley, lp (Norton)
26. V/A: 500 Miles to Glory, cd (Red Devil)
27. Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: Orange, cd (Crypt/Matador)
28. The New Bomb Turks: Pissing Out the Poison, cd (Crypt)
29. Teengenerate: Smash Hits, cd (Estrus)
30. The Humpers: Live Forever or Die Trying, cd (Epitaph)
31. The Shop Class Squares: Gonna Build Us a Time Machine, 10″ (Dionysus)
32. The Motards: …rock kids, cd (eMpTy)
33. Man or Astro-Man?: Intravenous Television Continuum, cd (One Louder)
34. V/A: Back From the Grave Part 2, cd (Crypt)
35. Jack O’Fire: The Destruction of Squaresville, cd (Estrus)
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