Stikky - Spamthology - Volume 1 download free
| Genre: |
Rock |
| Performer: |
Stikky |
| Title: |
Spamthology - Volume 1 |
| Style: |
Hardcore, Punk, Grindcore |
| Date of release: |
1997 |
| MP3 album size: |
1150 mb |
| FLAC APE album size: |
1107 mb |
| WMA album size: |
1738 mb |
| Digital formats: |
AUD VQF WMA VOX FLAC TTA MMF |
Tracklist Hide Credits
| 1 |
Baby's Gonna Rock Tonite (Intro) |
| 2 |
Ja Hova's Guys |
| 3 |
Senator Hart Humped A Dumpling |
| 4 |
You're Not Funny |
| 5 |
Quasineomacroantiprioritizationalisticism |
| 6 |
Cheese Is Fantastic |
| 7 |
Wayne Is Big |
| 8 |
2-16-3-2-3-Alternating |
| 9 |
I Love Fonzie |
| 10 |
Disarm... Please? |
| 11 |
The Scene Has Suffered |
| 12 |
This Is Rock 'N' Roll |
| 13 |
A Hella Short Song And Not A Very Positive One At That |
| 14 |
Cheese Is Still Fantastic / No |
| 15 |
Typical Chick |
| 16 |
Quality Vs. Quantity |
| 17 |
The Song About Annihilating Poseurs |
| 18 |
The California Lottery |
| 19 |
Pollution Rules |
| 20 |
Mr. Meanie |
| 21 |
Don't Lick My Leg |
| 22 |
On Top O' Da World (Flubbed Karaoke Version) |
| 23 |
Floppy Ass |
| 24 |
Boy, Do Girls Ever Suck! |
| 25 |
The Fashion Risk |
| 26 |
Spiderman |
| 27 |
Transients |
| 28 |
One Good Idea After Another |
| 29 |
Intercourse The System |
| 30 |
Team Gilligan |
| 31 |
Cowtipping - Part 3 |
| 32 |
On Top O' Da World |
| 33 |
I Reject UWritten-By – Suburban Mutilation |
| 34 |
Coffee Achievers |
| 35 |
TV Repairman |
| 36 |
Tim Yohannon's Christmas Present |
| 37 |
I Want To Hear Horns |
| 38 |
Stop Changing Your Name |
| 39 |
Love Is Good Until It Isn't |
| 40 |
The Scene Has Suffered - Part 2 |
| 41 |
I Thought You Said Bacon |
| 42 |
Bands In D.C. |
| 43 |
Girls Still Suck |
| 44 |
Buttman |
| 45 |
Potato Famine Sneak Preview |
| 46 |
I'm In Charge Of A Parking Garage |
| 47 |
Green Shed Screaming |
| 48 |
Typical Chick (Gary Numan Extended Dance Mix Version) |
Notes
Notes about this release by Chris Dodge:
"This release collects the rough mix of the "Where's My Lunchpail?" album, and both 7" releases, "Cuddle" and "I & I & That Guy Over There", plus a couple oddball outtakes. The original Lunchpail album had a horrible mix, and an even worse mastering job. This version of the album was taken from a rough mix cassette that sounds better, plus it has all of our rambling between songs... when we recorded the vocals we did everything live, meaning we just let the tape roll and recorded each song consecutively. Aside from one or two stops, for the most part, it was all recorded in one long take."
