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THING THAT ATE FLOYD – VARIOUS (BLUE VINYL) - LP •

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THING THAT ATE FLOYD – VARIOUS (BLUE VINYL) - LP •UPC: 020543008288 Label: LAVASOCKS Format: LP Release Date: May 4, 2021 In stock items ship within 48 hours Maybe one of the most influential punk compilations in history, The Thing That Ate Floyd is a snapshot in time: The San Francisco Bay Area, California, 1988. Turn It Around may have ignited the 1990s Lookout Records scene we remember today, but The Thing That Ate Floyd captured it at its peak. From Sweet Babys sugary pop punk hooks, to Neurosiss

UPC: 020543008288
Label: LAVASOCKS
Format: LP
Release Date: May 4, 2021
In stock items ship within 48 hours

Maybe one of the most influential punk compilations in history, The Thing That Ate Floyd is a snapshot in time: The San Francisco Bay Area, California, 1988. Turn It Around may have ignited the 1990s Lookout Records scene we remember today, but The Thing That Ate Floyd captured it at its peak. From Sweet Baby’s sugary pop punk hooks, to Neurosis’s stoned chaotic sludge, to Bitch Fight’s righteous feminist fury, and everything in between, Floyd had it all.

Remastered directly from the original tapes by Ryan Perras of District Recording in San Jose. All profits go to 924 Gilman St.

 

Tracklist:
Skinflutes - Straight Edge Song
East Bay Mud - Win Or Lose
Corrupted Morals - Big Man
Neighborhood Watch - Gloria
Tommy Rot - Not One Of Mine
Cringer - Cottleston Pie
Boo! Hiss! Pfftlb! - Bananas Smell Funny Sonata In G
Eyeball - The Incredibly Blue Mustance Of Mr. Tinselteeth
Isocracy - Happy Now
Kamala & The Karnivores - 29 Degrees
Bitch Fight - On And On
Plaid Retina - Tied / Tried
Neurosis - Common Inconsistencies
Complete Disorder - We Must Do Something Now
Well Hung Monks - Product Of Misdirection
Swollen Boss Toad - Broken Strings
Vomit Launch - Life Sucks
Relief Society - Abandoned Beer Messiah
MTX - Boredom Zone
Sewer Trout - Vagina Envy
Vagrants - No Way Back
Sweet Baby - Andorra
Stikky - Don't Lick My Leg
No Use For A Name - What!?!
Surrogate Brains - Extreme Racial Pride
Lookouts - Outside
Capitol Punishment - Jackknifed Rig
Spent - In My Past
Raskul - Change
Tribe Of Resistance - Contraversy
Nuisance - Day Of Sun
Op Ivy - Hangin' Out
Steel Pole Bath Tub - Bee Sting

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