EMPTY RECORDS SAMPLER II Various Artists 1998

 

Discogs

 

German Empty Records label compilation. Kind of strange that The Real People are on here amongst so many punk and Oi bands. And yeah, I know that some of these songs are probably not from the '90s. Letting it slide. - Blogatrix 

 

Tracklist

1	Hammerbrain–	Don't Even Think Of It
2	D.O.A. (2)–	I Got A Noose
3	Donald Dark–	Laughter
4	Generation X (4)–	Anna Smiles
5	The Real People–	The People On The Telly
6	The Damned–	Shut It
7	d.b.s.–	Sunday
8	Agent Orange (7)–	Everything Turns Grey
9	Das Ding (7)–	Verlierer
10	Empty Set–	Long Way To Go
11	Sham 69–	Blackpool
12	Fudge Wax–	Vampirella
13	T.S.O.L.–	Abolish Government/Silent Majority
14	Captain Sensible–	Neverland
15	Youth Gone Mad–	Darby Crash
16	Love & Respect*–	Wanda Fuca
17	Tarnfarbe–	Still War
18	Live Action Pussy Show–	Another Day
19	Only Alternative*–	File Under Anti-Government
20	Springtoifel–	Zinnsoldaten
21	The Nuns–	Rambo Thing
22	Hammerbrain–	Operation
23	Schließmuskel*–	Ede's Nachbarin
24	Cock Sparrer–	Running Riot
25	D.O.A. (2)–	Groundhog Day
26	The Damned–	Love Song
27	Donald Dark–	Alte Säcke
28	White Flag–	Marshwiggle
29	The Nuns–	Do You Want Me On My Knees
30	Das Ding (2)–	Blöd Genug Für Diese Welt

 

ATTACK OF THE NEW KILLER SURF GUITARS Various Artists 1997

 

Discogs 

 

surf comp released on Shanachie record label

 

Tracklist

1	Los Straitjackets–	Kawanga
2	Laika & The Cosmonauts–	Don't Monkey With Tarazan
3	Agent Orange (7)–	Tiki Ti
4	The Cowslingers–	18 Wheels To Hell
5	The Goldentones–	Midnight
6	The Vice Royals–	Perpetration
7	Buzzed Meg–	Buzzed Meg Theme
8	Hillbilly Frankenstein–	Hypnoticz Part 2
9	The Ultras–	The Ultra Factor
10	Ray Corvair Trio*–	Carl Needs A Pill
11	BB & The Stingers*–	Slow Burn
12	The Supertones–	Torque Wrench
13	The Mermen–	Soul Surfin'
14	Los Straitjackets–	Challenger
15	Davie Allan & The Arrows With Dick Dale–	Surf Trek

SHOW & TELL: A STORMY REMEMBRANCE OF TV THEME SONGS Various Artists 1997

 

by request

Discogs

 

Compilation of indie and punk bands on the Which? record label 

 

Tracklist

1. Brutal Juice - Paid Programming
2. The Meatmen - Green Acres
3. Murphy's Law - Zoom
4. Tilt - Where In The World Is Carmen San Diego?
5. Boris The Sprinkler - Roadrunner
6. Pink Lincolns - Friends
7. The Meatmen - Mission: Impossible
8. Trick Babys - Baretta
9. Todd Bridges And The Whatchu Talking 'Bout Willis Experience - Different Strokes
10. H20 - Cops
11. Agent Orange - Get Smart
12. The Dickies - Secret Agent Man
13. FU - Hawaii Five-O
14. The Hi-Fives - Stingray
15. Laika And The Cosmonauts - Out of Limits
16. No Use For A Name - Laverne And Shirley
17. Clowns For Progress - Mary Tyler Moore
18. Furious George - The Monkees
19. Horace Pinker - The Partridge Family
20. Squirtgun - Welcome Back, Kotter
21. The Cretins - Saved By The Bell
22. Joyride - Paid Programming
23. Felix Frump - Cheers
24. Weston - WKRP In Cincinnati
25. Thirsty - It's Gary Shandling's Show
26. Brutal Juice - Bewitched
27. No Use For A Name - The Munsters
28. The Grabbers - All In The Family
29. Latex Generation - The Jeffersons
30. Manic Hispanic - Gilligan's Island
31. Hot Water - Dukes of Hazzard
32. Jesus Christ Super Fly - Hee-Haw
33. Butt Trumpet - Beverly Hillbillies
34. The Bollweevils - Good Times
35. Corn'Mo - Charles In Charge

I HATE THE 90s Volume 20

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1. FLAMING LIPS Unconsciously Screaming
 2. AGENT ORANGE The Electric Storm
 3. DANCING FRENCH LIBERALS OF '48 New Drinking Song
 4. THE DONNAS Hey I'm Gonna Be Your Girl
 5. WITCHYPOO Fuck the Motherfucking President
 6. IDLE Cathy Loves Elvis
 7. GAUNT 97th Tear
 8. THE LEVELLERS Dirty Davey
 9. THE KELLEY DEAL 6000 Canyon
10. STEVE WYNN Tears Won't Help
11. MARBLE Prick
12. BABOON Night of the Long Knives
13. ASHLEY STOVE Motion Queen
14. SPOON If You Say So
15. SUNNYCHAR Employee!
16. GLOO GIRLS Yo Blondie
17. SPLENDER I Don't Understand
18. SUGAR Changes
19. ADORABLE Glorious
20. THE JENNIFERS Danny's Song
21. LONGPIGS She Said
22. CORM Seven Days
23. NEW MODEL ARMY Here Comes The War

AGENT ORANGE Virtually Indestructible 1996

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Artist Biography by John Bush

Punk to the core, yet with audible influences from early heavy metal and surf rock, Agent Orange formed in Fullerton, California at the end of the '70s, with vocalist/guitarist Mike Palm, bassist James Levesque, and drummer Scott Miller. The first Agent Orange record, released in 1981 on Posh Boy Records in the midst of Southern California's already hectic hardcore community, cemented their reputation as one of the best skate-punk bands around the area. Two EPs during the next few years were all the band released until 1986's This Is the Voice, for Restless/Enigma. A much less energetic LP with brighter melodies and an emphasis on vocal audibility, it was also Agent Orange's last for quite awhile, except for a 1990 live record. The group was resurrected later in the decade, touring the world and recording the 1996 LP Virtually Indestructible. In 2000 Cleopatra released Greatest and Latest, a collection of songs from Agent Orange's catalog re-recorded by the band with three new songs, which was later reissued in 2004 on the Anarchy Music label under the title Blood Stained Hitz. In between these two identical issues, Restless released a two-disc best-of titled Sonic Snake Session, which chronicled many of the group's defining moments in one set. 

Tracklist

1	This Is All I Need	3:48
2	Make Up Your Mind And Do What You Want To Do	4:00
3	The Electric Storm	3:43
4	Wouldn't Last A Day	3:29
5	Let It Burn	4:01
6	Broken Dreams	3:24
7	Unsafe At Any Speed	4:52
8	So Close And Yet So Far	4:32
9	The Truth Should Never Be Concealed	3:01
10	You Belong To Me	3:39
11	Just Can't Seem To Get Enough	3:13
12	Tiki Ti (Instrumental)	4:03
13	Reoccurring Nightmare (Experimental)	4:06