Showing posts with label The Young Fresh Fellows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Young Fresh Fellows. Show all posts

11 December 2022

THE ESTRUS LUNCH BUCKET Various Artists 1990

 


Discogs

 

Surf and punk comp on the Estrus record label

 

Tracklist

1The Brood (3)In & Out2:03
2Falling Spikes*History2:03
3Fall-Outs*Dug My Grave2:13
4Game For VulturesSorry2:05
5Gas HufferPsycho Devil Girl2:03
6Girl TroubleWalking The Dog3:03
7Marble Orchard (2)Go Now1:40
8Mono Men*Hang Up2:56
9Rocket ScientistsKick3:30
10Shadowy Men On A Shadowy PlanetThe Alouette, She Was Canada's First Satellite, Way Before The Americans Even1:12
11SeaweedBewitched2:45
12Young Fresh FellowsSometimes I Wantcha For Your Money2:01

15 March 2020

NOT THE SINGER BUT THE SONGS: AN ALEX CHILTON TRIBUTE Various Artists 1991

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Tracklist

1 The Hucksters Ballad Of El Goodo 3:59
2 The Dangtrippers In The Street 3:03
3 The Wishniaks Thirteen 2:46
4 The Pyramidiacs* When My Babe's... 3:17
5 Los Valendas Watch The Sunrise 3:06
6 The Dambuilders ST 100/6 4:07
7 27 Various Life Is White 2:54
8 Big Citizen You Get What You... 2:47
9 The Chevelles Back Of A Car 2:22
10 Silver Chapter Morpha Too 1:55
11 The Popes (3) I'm In Love With A Girl 1:42
12 Mitch Easter & Angie Carlson Kizza Me 2:44
13 Happy Hate Me Nots Jesus Christ 2:35
14 Head Candy Thank You Friends 3:34
15 Los Bichos Holocaust 3:51
16 99th Floor Nightime 3:39
17 Dum Dum Boys (4) Big Black Car 4:32
18 Young Fresh Fellows She Might Look... 2:52
19 Vancouvers Hey Little Child 4:37
20 The Interstellar Villains Like Flies... 3:03
21 Ben Vaughn Paradise 2:38
22 La Secta Dalai Lama 4:58
23 Pink Slip Daddy Junkyard 5:03

05 July 2010

THE YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS It's Low Beat Time 1992

by request


  
 
Artist Biography by
Unsung heroes of the Seattle rock community, the witty, rough-edged pop unit Young Fresh Fellows formed in 1982. Originally comprised of vocalist/bassist Scott McCaughey, guitarist Chuck Carroll, and drummer Tad Hutchison, the group debuted in 1984 with The Fabulous Sounds of the Pacific Northwest, an understated pop nugget featuring whimsical numbers including "Teenage Dogs in Trouble," "Power Mowers Theme," and "Rock and Roll Pest Control."

After recruiting bassist Jim Sangster to allow frontman McCaughey to switch over to the guitar, the Fellows returned to the studio for 1986's Topsy Turvy, spotlighting the adolescent hijinks of tracks like "You've Got Your Head on Backwards," "Hang Out Right," and "The New John Agar." The following year's The Men Who Loved Music (aka "Chicago 19") and the follow-up Refreshments EP solidified the band's cult following, which included among its ranks a number of other members of the indie music scene; the Replacements' Paul Westerberg considered the Fellows kindred spirits, and the two groups often toured in tandem.

After 1988's Totally Lost, Carroll left the group. In the wake of his departure, the remaining three Young Fresh Fellows issued an authorized bootleg titled Beans and Tolerance (aka "Simply Wonderful, Wonderfully Simple") before enlisting Fastbacks kingpin Kurt Bloch for 1989's rootsy This One's for the Ladies, issued concurrently with McCaughey's solo side project My Chartreuse Opinion.
With producer Butch Vig in tow, the Young Fresh Fellows returned in 1991 with Electric Bird Digest, while a team approach was employed for 1993's then-swan song It's Low Beat Time (including Vig, Conrad Uno, Memphis R&B legend Willie Mitchell, and Seattle garage-rock veteran Kearney Barton). In the wake of the Fellows' hiatus, McCaughey formed a new band, the Minus 5, an ever-changing aggregate of Seattle area all-stars; additionally, he toured as a sideman with his pals in R.E.M. But the Young Fresh Fellows still had some life in them after all, and a "comeback" album, Because We Hate You, appeared in 2001, followed eight years later by the Robyn Hitchcock-produced I Think This Is from Yep Roc. During the 2010s, the band continued to play a handful of shows most years, and also recorded their 13th long player, Tiempo de Lujo, for release in 2012.


Tracklist 

1 Low Beat Jingle
2 Right Here
3 Snow White
4 Mr. Anthony's Last
5 Whatever You Are
6 Two Headed Fight
7 A Minor Bird
8 Faultless
9 The Crafty Clerk
10 Low Beat
11 Love Is A Beautiful Thing
12 She Sees Color
13 Monkey Say
14 99 Girls
15 She Won't Budge
16 Green Green

28 February 2010

THE YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS Electric Bird Digest 1991


 
 
 



Indie rock group formed in the early 1980s in Seattle, Washington, USA.


Tracklist 


1 The Telephone Tree 2:29
2 Sittin' On A Pitchfork 2:34
3 Looking Around 2:57
4 Hillbilly Drummer Girl 3:02
5 Whirlpool 3:48
6 Once In A While 3:35
7 The Teen Thing 0:42
8 Thirsty 2:30
9 Fear Bitterness And Hatred 2:41
10 Hard To Mention 2:59
11 Tomorrow's Gone (And So Are You) 2:24
12 Evening 3:37
13 There's A Love 4:39
14 Swiftly But Gently 3:32