Showing posts with label Speedealer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Speedealer. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 August 2009

Year Long Disaster

Taking their cues from the blues-rock and Southern rock movements of the 1970s, Los Angeles-based Year Long Disaster began with Daniel Davies, the group's lead singer and guitarist. While struggling with a drug habit in April 2003, he met Rich Mullins, bassist and founding member of Karma to Burn. Mullins was himself battling addiction -- after leaving Karma to Burn to play with the Dallas, TX, band Speedealer (and hoping the move would help him outrun his problems), he was kicked out of the new group and went to Holland. Friends there convinced him to take some recordings to industry friends in Los Angeles; Mullins was only planning to stay in the city for a month when he met Davies. The two became fast friends, and within a month of knowing each other, they both went into rehab. After a month of initial treatment and six months in a sober-living halfway house, the duo completed the program in December 2003. In November 2004, Davies and Mullins saw drummer Brad Hargreaves playing a gig with Hours and Minutes and invited him to an informal jam session, not knowing that the percussionist was a member of Third Eye Blind. Hargreaves agreed to join them -- the trio bonded quickly and formed Year Long Disaster shortly afterward. After signing with Volcom Entertainment, the group's self-titled debut album was released in October 2007.
~ Katherine Fulton, All Music Guide

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Year Long Disaster EP (2005)

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Year Long Disaster (2007)

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split single w/Turbonegro (2008)











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Monday, 6 October 2008

Speedealer part II



Here Comes Death (2000)

1. Hit It and Run
2. CCCP (Cold War Blues)

3. You Lose, I Win

4. Nobody's Hell Like Mine

5. Cream #1

6. Sasparilla
7. Death

8. Hate You Better

9. No More

10. Drink me Dead

11. 1:50 AM

12. Washed Up

13. Absinthe

14. We Are Diseased
15. Dealer's Choice

16. Tweeked

17. California Tumbles Into the Sea


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Second Sight (2002)

1. Leave Me Alone
2. Second Sight

3. All the Things You'll Never Be

4. The Thin Air

5. Days of Red

6. As Ever

7. Kill Myself Tonight

8. Blinded

9. Fractured

10. Slowly, Burning... Alive

11. Infinitesimal

12. Machinations


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Bleed (2003)

1. Rock and Roll
2. Bleed
3. On my Way

4. When the Demon Is at Your Door

5. Choked

6. All Night Long

7. Inventor of Evil

8. Gone

9. Come On and Kill Me

10. Tomorrow

11. Waste Away

12. Rise Up (and Fall)

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Burned Alive (2003)

1. Hit It and Run
2. All the Things
3. You Lose, I Win
4. Gotterdammerung
5. Rock and Roll
6. Machinations
7. CCCP
8. Second Sight
9. Sasparilla
10. Cream #1
11. Absinthe
12. Bleed
13. Kill Myself
14. On My Way
15. Fractured
16. Pigfucker
17. Drink Me Dead

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Speedealer part I

Thursday, 2 October 2008

Speedealer part I

Speedealer originally formed in 1994 in Lubbock, TX, under the name REO Speedealer. When REO Speedwagon served the band a cease-and-desist order on their moniker, they shortened their name to Speedealer. In 1998, the band released their debut, self-titled album on Royalty Records. The following year, the hard rocking foursome -- made up of singer/guitarist Jeff Hirshberg, bassist Rodney Skelton, drummer Harden Harrison, and guitarist Eric Schmidt -- released their follow-up record, Here Comes Death, on the same label. Royalty Records went bankrupt soon after the band's second release, leaving Speedealer to their own devices for exposure. Label-less and musically driven, they played 309 shows in 1999 to stay in the public eye, pairing up with such like-minded, aggressive rockers as Zeke, Fu Manchu, Neurosis, and GWAR. Speedealer's efforts finally paid off when Palm Records A&R man Michael Alago (who signed Metallica to Elektra and White Zombie to Geffen) contracted the band to his label. Palm Records re-released Here Comes Death in 2000, and Second Sight in 2002.
~ Jennifer Maerz, All Music Guide









REO Speedealer (Spanish Fly Records, 1996)

1. Binge
2. 10 Horsepower Briggs & Stratton

3. Swingin'

4. Dealer's Choice

5. Cocaine Joey

6. Zeke

7. The Great Santini

8. Cream #1

9. Brown

10. They Is as They Does

11. Showgirls

12. Fancy Pants

13. My Headers Are Hot

14. Viva la Vulva

15. Sticky Alan


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REO Speedealer (Royalty Records, 1998)

1. Turkeyneck
2. Screamer
3. Double Clutchin' Finger Fuckin'
4. Gotterdammerung
5. Cocaine Dave
6. Teenage
7. Schlitterbahn
8. Pussy
9. Pig Fucker
10. Move It or Lose It
11. Nothing to Me
12. Come Down
13. Get a Rope
14. Crank Bait
15. Ain't Fuckin' Around

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Speedealer part II

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