SHINER Floodwater / Cowboy 7 inch 1995

 

Discogs

 

Tracklist

A1	Cowboy	2:54
B1	Floodwater	5:40

 

GLAZED BABY

1995

 

1999

 

 by request

Discogs

Atomic Communists

Tracklist

1	1
2	2/3
3	Lucky 7
4	Dak's Jag
5	Whitewalk
6	Message For The People, By The People Against People
7	St. Valentines Day Massacre Blues
8	(Let Me Take You To) Chinatown
9	Chapter 11
10	Train Song
11	Flies

 

Ancient Chinese Secret

 

Tracklist

1	Lying On The Killing Floor	3:01
2	Soul Tiki Boogie	3:13
3	Elektrolux	4:26
4	With The Lights Low	4:39
5	...................	2:31
6	CWC	2:02
7	Jinx Remover	4:47
8	Crushed Red Pepper	3:35
9	Go! Dragon / Fly	3:57
10	Sons Of Liberty	3:34

 

 

SHINER The Egg 2001

by request

 

Discogs

 

Shiner Biography by Mike DaRonco

Formed in 1992 in the outskirts of Kansas City, Missouri, Shiner originally included Allen Epley (guitar, vocals), Jeff Brown (drums), and Shawn Sherrill (bass). After Tim Dow replaced Brown, the band found itself sharing the stage with Season to Risk, Sunny Day Real Estate, the Jesus Lizard, and Girls Against Boys before the DeSoto label -- run by Jawbox, another touring partner -- released the band's debut single, "Brooks," in 1993. Their first album was Splay, issued on DeSoto in 1996. Season to Risk's Paul Malinowski took over on bass. After the release of Lula Divinia (Hit It!, 1997), Sub Pop took notice and issued the "Sleep It Off" single that same year. Two additional singles, "Farewell Bend Merger" and "Semper Fi," were released on DeSoto in 1998 and 1999. Starless (Owned & Operated, 2000) featured new bassist and keyboardist Josh Newton -- Malinowski moved to keyboards -- as well as Dow replacement Jason Gerken. The Egg, Shiner's final album, was released on DeSoto in 2001.

 

Tracklist

	The Truth About Cows	3:21
	Surgery	3:23
	Play Dead	3:30
	The Top Of The World	4:11
	The Egg	5:42
	Andalusia	3:56
	Bells And Whistles	4:12
	The Simple Truth	7:57
	Spook The Herd	2:29
	Pills	4:53
	Stoned	5:27

GLAZED BABY Karmic Debt 1994

by request

 

Discogs


biography

by Eduardo Rivadavia

Boston, MA's disturbingly named Glazed Baby released two mid-'90s albums -- 1994's Karmic Debt and 1996's Atomic Communists -- containing Melvins-styled alternative sludge metal. By the time the latter disc hit the streets, guitarists Josh Newton and Joel Hamilton had reportedly already quit the group, and the remaining members, bassist Dale Cunningham and drummer Andy, didn't last very long without them.

Tracklist 

1	Anais Anais	4:38
2	Handgun	3:32
3	That Much Closer To Hell	5:17
4	E.M.I.R.P.	1:19
5	Under Nancy's Boot	4:18
6	Red Room	2:46
7	Mad Man Blues	3:29
8	Black Room	3:25
9	Michael Meyers	2:32
10	Vincent Van Goth	3:17
11	King-Sized Kustomized	2:09
12	In My Prime	10:05

 

GLAZED BABY Big Smoonya and Dead Men Don't Felch 7 inchers

by request

Discogs

Big Smoonya 7 inch

Tracklist

A	The Big Lie
B1	Sock Hop
B2	Plow

Dead Men Don't Felch 7 inch

Tracklist

A	Cinder
B1	3rd Party
B2	Equinox

SHINER Splay 1996 Making Love EP 1998

Making Love EP
1998

Splay
1996

Discogs 

Splay
Tracklist 1 HeShe 3:00 2 Brooks 2:40 3 Complaint 2:57 4 Bended Knee 4:14 5 Fetch A Switch 6:51 6 Slipknot 3:16 7 Martyr 4:07 8 Released 5:09 9 Frown 5:34 10 Pearle 3:53
Making Love E.P.
Tracklist 1 Fetch A Switch 5:17 2 Third Gear Scratch 3:32 3 He / She 3:03 4 Cake 5:23 5 Making Love 5:59

SHINER

Lula Divinia

1997

Starless
2000

Discogs 

 

 

Shiner Biography by Mike DaRonco

Formed in 1992 in the outskirts of Kansas City, Missouri, Shiner originally included Allen Epley (guitar, vocals), Jeff Brown (drums), and Shawn Sherrill (bass). After Tim Dow replaced Brown, the band found itself sharing the stage with Season to Risk, Sunny Day Real Estate, the Jesus Lizard, and Girls Against Boys before the DeSoto label -- run by Jawbox, another touring partner -- released the band's debut single, "Brooks," in 1993. Their first album was Splay, issued on DeSoto in 1996. Season to Risk's Paul Malinowski took over on bass. After the release of Lula Divinia (Hit It!, 1997), Sub Pop took notice and issued the "Sleep It Off" single that same year. Two additional singles, "Farewell Bend Merger" and "Semper Fi," were released on DeSoto in 1998 and 1999. Starless (Owned & Operated, 2000) featured new bassist and keyboardist Josh Newton -- Malinowski moved to keyboards -- as well as Dow replacement Jason Gerken. The Egg, Shiner's final album, was released on DeSoto in 2001.

 

Luna Divinia

Tracklist

1	The Situationist	4:45
2	Christ Size Shoes	2:53
3	My Life As A Housewife	3:52
4	Lula	4:05
5	Third Gear Scratch	3:18
6	Sideways	4:21
7	Pinned	3:06
8	Shelflife	2:38
9	Jim's Lament	3:54
10	Four Feet Of Fence	5:11
11	Cake	5:50

Starless

Tracklist

1	Spinning	3:39
2	Giant's Chair	3:42
3	Kevin Is Gone	3:56
4	Unglued	5:03
5	The Arrangement	5:17
6	Glass Jaw Test	2:58
7	Semper Fi	3:19
8	Lazy Eye	4:57
9	Rearranged	2:35
10	Too Much Of Not Enough	5:51
11	Starless	2:31