 | |  | | enlarge | | |  | | | | tracklists of L7 Wargasm The Slask Years 1992-1997 | |
[ 1 ]
1.Wargasm
2.Scrap
3.Pretend We're Dead
4.Diet Pill
5.Everglade
6.Slide
7.One More Thing
8.MR. Integrity
9.Monster
10.Shitlist
11.This Ain't Pleasure
12.Pretend We're Dead
(Edit) 13.Lopsided Head
(B-Side) 14.Used To Love Him
(B-Side) 15.Freak Magnet
(B-Side)
[ 2 ]
1.Andres
2.Baggage
3.Can I Run
4.The Bomb
5.Questioning My Sanity
6.Riding With A Movie Star
7.Stuck Here Again
8.Fuel My Fire
9.Freak Magnet
10.She Has Eyes
11.Shirley
12.Talk Box
13.Baggage
(Live) 14.Punk Broke (My Heart)
(B-Side) 15.Stuck Here Again
(Edit) 16.Interview
(B-Side
[ 3 ]
1.The Beauty Process
2.Drama
3.Off The Wagon
4.I Need
5.Moonshine
6.Bitter Wine
7.The Masses Are Asses
8.Bad Things
9.Must Have More
10.Non-Existent Patricia
11.Me, Myself & I
12.Lorenza, Giada, Alessandra
13.Guera
(B-Side) 14.Worn Out
(B-Side) 15.Drama
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| Originally formed in Los Angeles in 1985 when Suzi Gardner (guitar, vocals) and Donita Sparks (guitar, vocals) joined forces with Jennifer Finch (bass, vocals). An all-female band in a traditionally male-dominated rock arena, L7 were happy to court controversy through infamous live performances, their music was a mixture of hard rock, alternative rock and punk, but they are arguably most synonymous with the grunge movement of the late 1980s and early 1990s. After their self-titled debut on Epitaph Records, the classic line-up was completed by Dee Plakas on drums. Signing to Slash Records (Faith No More, Violent Femmes), they released their major label debut 'Bricks Are Heavy' in 1992, produced by Butch Vig (Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Garbage). [...more...]
tagi: ROCK HARD PUNK GRUNGE alternative FemaleFronted REMASTERED In1 [BOX] Mini Vinyl Replica QHNECD150T WARGASM: SLASH HNEE2992502.2 (Rema 367029925021 83269396A255 ~ 2992502 ( | |
| | | | |  | CD | | (P) 1992
| | | |  | CD | | (P) 1994 (1996)
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