A photo recap.
| We are going to Tomahawk in Chi-Town this week. Prepping. |
| Three's Company at the Y |
| We hit up Old Marina on Friday. Great stuff. |
| Speaker |
| Sloan is releasing a book on the old Murder 7"s, as well as a vinyl release of Mock Up Scale Down by the Friendz. Needless to say I am fucking ecstatic. Busted out some of my Murder tunes. |
| I went to the Vault Saturday morning. Shot the shit with the owner for an hour and got some classics. |
| TFC Booze Bus |
| Pauly Wallnuts |
| New tunes. |
| Watched some of the airshow with Tony and Liam. |
| The coolest dude I know. |
| Laura and her beloved perogies. |
Man! On the way out the door this morning I had this urge to listen to the Local Rabbits. Probably because Laura was just talking about them. I took the tape of their album YOU CANT TOUCH THIS to my car, and when I opened it I found one of my favorite concert momentos. It was a setlist of bands that played the very first concert I went to. Back in 1995 Tony and Ned bought me a ticket to Edgefest 3, which was nick named MurderFest, due to pretty much everyone on the MURDERecords roster being there. This was also Sloans "Last Show", before breaking up and then releasing One Chord a year later.
Being a kid OBSESSED with all things Murderecords, this was my dream show. Just look at these bands! Super Friendz, Change of Heart, Zumpano, Mystery Machine, Pluto, Hardship Post, Rusty, Jales, Thursh Hermit, Killjoys, Treble Charger, Local Rabbits, Monoxides, Stinkin Rich (aka Buck 65), and of course, Sloan.
I wish I could go back to that day. One of the best days ever. Who could forget Hardship Post still playing a show after their drummer left, and doing a KILLER, super slow/sloppy version of Coax Me. How about Thrush Hermit doing only Steve Miller songs? Or Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray running up to the lawns and opening the gates to bring what seemed like hundreds of people down to the mosh pit.
Man....those were the days.
I remember coming home from school and watching the best show ever made. The Wedge. I feel bad for the kids watching shitty Much Music these days.
Remember the days when you used to come home from school, and The Wedge was on? God damn those were the days. What the fuck happened?

So I figure I am going to start posting some of my all time favorite, or hard to find albums on here. To start this off I am going to upload a mix tape if you will, of some of my very favorite hits from the 90’s Can-Rock era. Tunes that got me super fuckin jackt while growin up. Hit it up and enjoy. CRANK IT!
THE VERY BEST OF 90’s CAN-ROCK: Vol. 1
The Age of Electric – Blow Up
Change of Heart – Little Kingdoms
Doughboys – Shine
Eric’s Trip – View Master
Grade - A Year in the Past, Forever in the Future
Hardship Post – Garbage Truck
Hayden – In September
Inbreds – Any Sense of Time
Jale – Double Edge
Kittens - The Coyote of Northern Italy
Limblifter – Tinfoil
Local Rabbits – Missing Out
Mystery Machine – Brand New Song
Pluto – When She Was Happy
Pure – Anna
Rusty – Empty Cell
Salmonblaster – Freeway
Sloan – Laying Blame
Spookey Rueben – These Days Are Old
The Super Friendz – 10lbs
Thrush Hermit – (Oh Man!) What To Do?
Transistor Sound and Lighting Co. - Anyways / Mayonnaise
Treble Charger – Even Grable
Tricky Woo – Fly the Orient
That’s it for Volume 1. There is many more to come in Volume 2. Everything from Headstones and Monoxides, to Grace Babies and Slowburn.
ENJOY!
