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Sweet Nothing
5.6.7.8's 'Early Days Singles 1989 - 1996'
£22.99
Sweet Nothing
5.6.7.8's 'Early Days Singles 1989 - 1996'
£22.99
Repress double vinyl best of/singles compilation album from Japan's premier garage rock band the 5.6.7.8's.
Features the UK top 30 hit Woo Hoo.
Tracklisting:
Side A:
1. Bomb The Twist
2. Jane In The Jungle
3. Three Cool Chicks
4. Guitar Date
5. Woo Hoo
6. Dream Boy
Side B:
1. Continental Hop
2. Jump Jack, Jump
3. Smilly Willy
4. Mr. Lee
5. It's Rainy
6. Road Runner
7. Long Tall Sally
8. Scream
Side C:
1. Bond Girl
2. Fruit Bubble Love
3. Motor Cycle Go-Go-Go
4. Jet Coaster
5. My Boyfriend From Outer Space
6. She Was A Mau Mau
7. Hot Generation
Side D:
1. The 5.6.7.8's
2. Edie Is A Sweet Candy
3. I Was A Teanage Cave Woman
4. Ah-So
5. Pinball Party
6. Blue Radio
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The 5.6.7.8's first started performing as a quartet in Tokyo, and recruited guest performers during their Australian tour, once even utilizing a male member, "Eddie". They first officially became a trio in 1992, before touring Australia.
The 5.6.7.8's made a brief appearance in the 2003 Quentin Tarantino film Kill Bill Volume 1, where they were shown playing barefoot in an izakaya.
In 2012, they appeared at the "Girls Got Rhythm" fest in St. Paul, MN alongside artists such as Ronnie Spector, The Muffs, Nikki Corvette and L'Assassins.
Tracklisting:
1. (I'm Sorry Mama) I'm A Wild One
2. I'm Blue
3. Road Runner
4. I Got A Man
5. Typhoon Girl
6. Hanky Panky
7. Harlem Shuffle
8. Green Onions
9. In The Subway
10. Teenage Mojo Workout
11. Let's Go Boogaloo
12. New Orleans Rock -
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Long before the folks in seattle were raiding thrift stores for flannel, dinosaur jr. Laid the groundwork for a seismic shift in the underground rock scene. These first three albums, with their sonic wall of melodic bass, furious drums and stunning guitar wizardry, coupled with an almost laissez faire vocal delivery, became the sonic blueprint for what would become known as alternative rock over the next decade.
Dinosaur jr. Single-handedly moved the indie scene from the rigid ideology and rapid fire bursts of hardcore and post-punk into a new era of introspective yet no less powerful expression. Instead of dismissing the influences of 60s and 70s rock, as had been the rallying cry of punk, Dinosaur jr. embraced the heavy guitar riffs and melodic underpinnings of a bygone era, and created a full on sonic assault that took the world by surprise if not by storm.
Some folks called it the perfect union of sonic youth and neil young, and when it's all said and done that's as good a reference point as any. The influence that dinosaur jr. Has had on their peers and future generations of musicians/bands is immeasurable.
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1. Freak Scene
2. No Bones
3. They Always Come
4. Yeah We Know
5. Let It Ride
6. Pond Song
7. Budge
8. The Post
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Long before the folks in seattle were raiding thrift stores for flannel, dinosaur jr. Laid the groundwork for a seismic shift in the underground rock scene. These first three albums, with their sonic wall of melodic bass, furious drums and stunning guitar wizardry, coupled with an almost laissez faire vocal delivery, became the sonic blueprint for what would become known as alternative rock over the next decade.
Dinosaur jr. Single-handedly moved the indie scene from the rigid ideology and rapid fire bursts of hardcore and post-punk into a new era of introspective yet no less powerful expression. Instead of dismissing the influences of 60s and 70s rock, as had been the rallying cry of punk, Dinosaur jr. embraced the heavy guitar riffs and melodic underpinnings of a bygone era, and created a full on sonic assault that took the world by surprise if not by storm.
Some folks called it the perfect union of sonic youth and neil young, and when it's all said and done that's as good a reference point as any. The influence that dinosaur jr. Has had on their peers and future generations of musicians/bands is immeasurable.
Now, 20 years since the release of their self-titled debut that left folks scratching their heads (yet at the same time hungry for more) sweet nothing/cargo is honoured to bring these three classic cds back into print after years of scattered availability.
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Also included are extensive new liner notes compiled by music writer/gadfly Byron Coley featuring interviews/commentary from Thurston Moore, Mike Watt and Robert Pollard.
Acclaimed filmmaker allison anders also contributed liner notes for bug. But really, who needs extra bells and whistles? These albums contain so much raw power and melodic tension that they speak well enough for themselves, as seminal pieces of american rock and roll history.
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1. Bulbs Of Passion
2. Forget The Swan
3. Cats In A Bowl
4. The Leper
5. Does It Float
6. Pointless
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8. Gargoyle
9. Severed Lips
10. Mountain Man
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Dinosaur jr. Single-handedly moved the indie scene from the rigid ideology and rapid fire bursts of hardcore and post-punk into a new era of introspective yet no less powerful expression. Instead of dismissing the influences of 60s and 70s rock, as had been the rallying cry of punk, Dinosaur jr. embraced the heavy guitar riffs and melodic underpinnings of a bygone era, and created a full on sonic assault that took the world by surprise if not by storm.
Some folks called it the perfect union of sonic youth and neil young, and when it's all said and done that's as good a reference point as any. The influence that dinosaur jr. Has had on their peers and future generations of musicians/bands is immeasurable.
Now, 20 years since the release of their self-titled debut that left folks scratching their heads (yet at the same time hungry for more) sweet nothing/cargo is honoured to bring these three classic cds back into print after years of scattered availability.
Originally released on two of the most influential independent labels of the times ' Homestead and SST ' Dinosaur, You're Living All Over me and Bug will now be available to an entirely new generation of music fans. If there is any justice these recordings will be just as influential the second time around¦Remastered and reissued with original cover artwork, booklet contains never-before seen images that are sure to electrify longtime fans. Bonus materials include videos for classic tracks little fury things, just like heaven.
Also included are extensive new liner notes compiled by music writer/gadfly Byron Coley featuring interviews/commentary from Thurston Moore, Mike Watt and Robert Pollard.
Acclaimed filmmaker allison anders also contributed liner notes for bug. But really, who needs extra bells and whistles? These albums contain so much raw power and melodic tension that they speak well enough for themselves, as seminal pieces of american rock and roll history.Tracklisting:
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