Artist: Supersnazz
Title: The Barba Rockets Patrol
Year: 1999
Label: Time Bomb Records
Tracks: 1.) Barba Rockets Patrol, 2.) Tell Him, 3.) Static, 4.) Barba Rockets Patrol (Karaoke Version)
Here's a Japanese-released CD-EP from the Kanako/Shoe era. "Tell Him" is the Exciters classic written by Bert Russell.
Sample: here
Artist: Tonight
Title: 1978
Year: 1997
Label: Freaked Out Frequencies
Tracks: 1.) 1978, 2.) Animal Call, 3.) Germ Girl
Here's their other full 7". This one is a little more melodic than the first one. "Animal Call" is a Bags cover.
Sample: here
Artist: Tonight
Title: Search My Face
Year: 1996
Label: Wallabies Records
Tracks: 1.) Search My Face, 2.) That's A Farce, 3.) Boston Babies
I haven't done a Japanese record in a while. Tonight had a short run in the mid-90s and while their sound is harder than what I normally go for, they approach it with a more wild rock 'n' roll style than pissed off hardcore, so I can still get into it. This is their first release. "Boston Babies" is a Slaughter And The dogs cover.
They shortly after released a split 7" with Gyogun Rend's, another solo 7" on Freaked Out Frequencies, a few comp tracks, and then that was it. None of their releases have any credits so I have no idea if any of their members went onto other groups.
Sample: here
Artist: The Horribly Wrong
Title: Bleeding For You
Year: 2005
Label: Eradicator Records, Spin The Bottle Records
Tracks: 1.) Aiming For You, 2.) Do The Move, 3.) 2nd P.A., 4.) Blood Up To My Waist, 5.) Living Nightmare
I vaguely remember The Horribly Wrong existing in the mid-2000s, but lumped them in with all the midwestern speed garage bands I didn't care about like Catholic Boys and never gave The Horribly Wrong a chance. Years later as I discovered Natural Child, I learned that Seth Murray was previously in The Horribly Wrong, so I gave them a chance and dug it.
This 7" is the only record that came out while they were a band. They recorded an LP, but that didn't come out until 2009, a few years after they broke up.
Sample: here
Artist: Lover! / LiveFastDie
Title: Split
Year: 2008
Label: Douchemaster Records
Tracks: 1.) Lover! "Booger In My Asshole", 2.) LiveFastDie "Sick As Shit Of Shit"
After sparingly singing his own songs with Knaughty Knights in the early 2000s, former Reatards and Lost Sounds drummer Rich Crook officially became a frontman with a slew of recordings under the Lover! moniker in 2006. Rich played everything himself and in concert the "band" was a collection of whichever mid-south musicians didn't have anything else going on at the time. Then in 2010 Rich moved to Chicago and formed a more permanent group.
This LiveFastDie track is one of the few singles tunes that didn't make it onto the Hit Stains comp.
Sample: here
Artist: Jumpin' Beans And Willie
Title: The Milwaukee Sessions
Year: 2002
Label: Ball Records
Tracks: 1.) She's A Real Tomato, 2.) It's Alright By Me, 3.) I've Tried It (It Don't Work), 4.) High Roller, 5.) Louie Louie, 6.) Can't See Straight, 7.) I Want It From You, 8.) Calling Christ, 9.) Stay Off My Lawn, 10.) End This Time with You, Part I, 11.) End This Time With You, Part II
Here's the LP. I don't like this nearly as much as the 7" I posted earlier, but since this is limited to 100 copies and you probably won't find it anywhere else online, here you go.
Sample: here
Artist: The Cave Weddings
Title: Last Time
Year: 2010
Label: Bachelor Records
Tracks: 1.) Last Time, 2.) Never Never Know
This is the other Cave Weddings 7", partially recorded in Albany with the original trio before they broke up and supplemented by members of The Midwest Beat in Wisconsin, after the band broke up.
Sample: here
