I HATE THE 90S Volume 32

 

As always, just like in the 90's, this will fit on a CD.

 

Tracklist

  1. MARTIN LUTHER LENNON Gabrielle
  2. THE NEW GRAND Burn All The Biddies
  3. FRAFF Shower Me
  4. JUICY Fuck You I'm Cool
  5. REBECCA WEST 7 Days
  6. THE SEYMORES Blue Star
  7. MAJOR MATT MASON USA Krooklyn
  8. HEAVY INTO JEFF Roy
  9. GLIDE Here She Comes
10. KID KILOWATT Bicycle Song
11. ICECREAM HANDS Supermarket Scene
12. CLOVE Having A Blast
13. JILL SOBULE Supermodel
14. LITTLE RED CAR WRECK Teenage Welfare Mother
15. KICKSTAND Spinning Top
16. GREEN HILL Dead Poet's Society
17. MY LIFE IN RAIN Stupid Game
18. THE UNION Buzz Aldrin
19. FRED SCHNEIDER Monster
20. THE ROSEMARYS Dear Margaret
21. URUSEI YATSURA Kewpies Like Watermelon
22. ILLYAH KURYAHKIN Crow
23. ORAL GROOVE Hold It In
24. THE TOWNIES Afternoon Fever
25. JERRY WICK Love, Death + Photosynthesis
26. JAD FAIR Rocket Ship
27. LAIKA Martinis On The Moon
 

OTTER THAN JULY Various Artists 1999

 

Discogs 

 

Compilation on the Fierce Panda record label

 

Tracklist

1. Fraff - You Tripped And You Messed Up My Rugs
2. Rosita - Sugar
3. Pop Threat - Fallen Spike
4. Hofman - The Girl With The Storm-Damaged Hair
5. Mo-Ho-Bish-O-Pi - Kate Is Cool
6. Scribble - See You Soon

FRAFF It's A Long Way To Come Just To Turn Around And Go Back Again 1998

 

Discogs

 

Fraff Biography

by Andy Kellman

Using the phrase "post-punk throwbacks" is rather misguided when referring to Fraff, since some of the band's members actually participated in the early scene. Vocalist Tom Fawcett was in the Native Hipsters, the short-lived Rough Trade band responsible for one of the finest (albeit very bizarre) post-punk singles, "There Goes Concorde Again." Too Pure honcho Paul Cox played guitar and harmonica, Karl Hussey (ex-Mint 400) hit the drums, Steve Cox (brother of Paul) played keyboards, Ged Murphy played guitar, and Ian (ex-Furline) played bass. Likened to Captain Beefheart, XTC, Television, and '60s garage bands, Fraff debuted on a split single with Cotton Mather. The 1998 EP It's a Long Time to Come Just to Turn Around and Go Back Again was their first major release, followed shortly after with You've Got a Lot of Friends in This Town, which compiled the previous release and a number of cuts from singles. 2000's Resist the Call to Rock followed quickly on its heels. All of the band's major releases were issued by Rainbow Quartz.

 

Tracklist

1		You Won't Believe It Til Somebody Smacks You In The Mouth
2		Man With 3 Mouths
3		Shower Me
4		California
5		Freedon Defiend
6		Protect Yourself
7		Smack The Plebnation Mix By S & P