VA-29_Live-1997-yNOT

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MP3/FLAC

Group

yNOT

Size

104,95 MB

Files

20

Date

2009-11-01

NFO

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Various Artists - 29 Live

Artist       [Various Artists        ]
Title        [29 Live                ]
Genre        [Alternative            ]
Release Year [1997                   ]
Source       [CDDA                   ]
Quality/Size [44.1 kHz @VBR / 104 MB ]
Encoder      [LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new]

Tracklist:
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1.  Off Centered - Twister (29 Live Theme)        0:41
2.  The Delusions - Pigeon Song                   4:08
3.  Yab Yum - You See Ghosts                      4:16
4.  Happy Stars - Reduced                         3:01
5.  Bone Cellar - Useless                         3:02
6.  Twelve Thirty Dreamtime - Fall and Rise       2:53
7.  Squirt - Good Times! Now                      2:43
8.  Goody Blick & the Country Kind - The Border   3:50
9.  Voodoo Gearshift - Juice                      3:58
10. Circle of Fear - Thistle                      4:52
11. Suckface - Nicotine                           3:16
12. Moe Green - Bend                              3:54
13. Know Respect - Forgot                         3:41
14. Outhouse - After One                          6:00
15. Raw Te - Blu-z Dream                          4:21
16. The Rockinghams - Middle of the Night         3:21
17. Crunchbird - Hmm... (History)                 3:29
18. Off Centered - Electrify My Prayer            6:15
19. CXQ5 - Dave Lee                               4:52
20. Off Centered - Twister (reprise)              0:28

Release Review:
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Released Summer 1997, the 29 Live Compilation CD features
studio recordings from bands who braved appearing LIVE in
front of the cameras during the debut season of the Seattle
cable access TV show 29 Live, of course.

This CD is an eclectic mix of original music performed by
local favorites, proving that the Northwest music scene is
definitely alive and prospering. Included are new efforts
from ex-members of Treepeople, Imij, and the Moberlys. You
even get to hear Jack Endino play drums.

Release Notes:
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This has some excellent music, so buy the release if you can
find it and like it.

Greetings to the scene that made me 10 years ago!

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