15 mixes with songs by “Gaunt”

25 tracks of aggression and general angst. Featuring The Stooges, Flipper, Simply Saucer, and others. This is for the days when things just aren't going your way and all you wanna do is to go off to your room alone and blast some tunes.

It's time to get together and be real.

One late night in the early-mid 90s, I switched my radio to the AM band, and landed on a midnight show from a local college station that showcased current exciting underground bands. I was in love. Here's Thirty-three tracks that I discovered during this period & ended up serving as the soundtrack to my 90s. including music by Drop Nineteens, Sebadoh, and Chocolate USA. (That DJ loved Pete & Pete, so a lot of songs he played were also on the show, which I also loved)

Threw out my old desktop but salvaged all the punk rock off of it before throwing it away and moving to the suburbs.

So yeah. We've given up on cohesion in favor of passing days. Long one here. Good, bad and otherwise ugly. Still we think you'll like it. It's got Dramarama, Controlled Bleeding and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks. The last song's fifteen minutes long. Rock it!

90s jamz vol. 2

Dayton was going to be the next Seattle. The rest of Ohio was in the running too. 8 tracks from Brainiac, GBV, Cage, etc.

"Stronger than dirt"

Third of 5 mixes dedicated to bands cited on "We Never Learn: The Gunk Punk Undergut, 1988-2001": a must-read-book by Eric Davidson about the 90s garage punk scene.

Thirteen tracks including music by Gaunt, 20Evils" title="Search for mixes with Necessary Evils">Necessary Evils and 20Williams" title="Search for mixes with Andre Williams">Andre Williams

Revenge of garageshock

Before it was a pejorative, it was a guitar style and some minor key harmonies.

Twenty-nine tracks including music by Big Boys, Bottomless Pit and Brainiac.

Eight tracks including music by Carlos del Junco, Jay Gaunt and Lucky Peterson.