The Best 2-sided Rock 12" EVAR
HarveyCanal
"a distraction from my main thesis." 13,234 Posts
Holiday in Cambodia + Police Truck = 
Now, what says you? 
HarveyCanal
"a distraction from my main thesis." 13,234 Posts
Holiday in Cambodia + Police Truck = Now, what says you?
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Chemical Imbalance & Damage 43 (a Big Boys cover) = had to be there to appreciate
Hey, Ross...this post is specifically here to kick-start you into some good ole fashioned reminiscing....(you probably hated the Skatenigs though). Anyway...
thats what i was thinking as soon as i read the subject
Straight up and down GAME SET MATCH.
Not so fast...Steve Miller "abracadabra" / "macho city"
Well, to be honest, I didn't hate the Skatenigs, but I also can't remember a damn thing about their music. I do recall that their bassist (?) Lance was really cool and had a funny tattoo: an armband (!) of bananas with Josephine Baker's head in the middle.
Memories of the Backroom, where, if you gave the soundman $5, he'd turn on the smoke machine during your set.
But yeah, I gotta go with Billy Squier on this one. I was way too into his music in junior high.
Plus, Mudhoney didn't really put out 12"s that I know of.
Domestically no, but there were a small handful of 12" singles released through Glitterhouse (not counting the various EP's they released over the years). The one for "This Gift" was good.
In fact, when Mudhoney was making and losing money pre-Nevermind[/b], they were able to release stuff on 12" through Tupelo or Glitterhouse that were only released in the US as 45's, such as the Screaming Trees double 7" (the one with "Change Has Come"). The 45's had four songs, the 12" had an extra song, so (I guess) that's essentially an EP.
That's a good one, the Johnny the Fox 12" is a strong contender as well!
HAHAHAHAA
I have to agree on this one. Both sides are
i really cant get with much of biafra's vocal stylings but i will have to agree that it doesnt even matter on this 12
That sounds Frickin' awesome.