In response to my recent posting of Gem's totally boffo Hexed LP and I Am a Tree ep, someone requested I seal the deal with an upload of their singles recorded for the Lakewood, OH-based Carcrash Records label. Recorded prior to the album, the respective A-sides of these records, "Sheep," and the crucial "Suburban Girl," would find their way onto Hexed in unaltered form, so far as my ears can tell. The b-sides are exclusive, but I wouldn't get too excited. "Suburban Girl's" flipside, "Drool" is merely an instrumental.
In addition, I'm tacking on two Gem contributions to a 1995 compilation called Big Wave, that was included with an issue of Cle Magazine. One of these songs, "Blow Daddy-O," is a Pere Ubu cover, which also appeared on a tribute album to the band, Ubu Dance Party.
from first Carcrash Records single:
01. Suburban Girl
02. Drool
from second Carcrash Records single:
03. Sheep
04. Smiling All the While
from Big Wave compilation (not my rip by the way):
05. Figments
06. Blow Daddy-O
Enjoy, and get your 'charmadang' on Hear
3 comments:
I beg to differ, "Drool" rocks so well it doesn't need vocals. Thanks for these. iou.
Oh, these songs have been deleted. :(
Just updated the link. Thanks for the alert Lucas.
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