Monday, October 20, 2014
1. Mother (Of The Ancient Birth)
2. Death-Sex Rattletrap
Violent Religion (1990)
1. Bloodstorm
2. Skinned Knees (Kitten Theme)
3. Boyfriend Song
4. Mother (Of The Ancient Birth)
5. I'm Waiting (Leeanne's Song)
6. Here At The End
7. Bliss (We're Small)
8. Feel Like A Drugstore
9. Savior Boyfriend Collides
10. Violent Religion
11. Death-Out At Party Central
12. She's Gone Mad
Flipped Out In Singapore (1992)
1. Connie,I've Found The Door
2. High In High School
3. 2nd Theme/Flipped Out In Singapore
4. My Friend Delirium
5. She Gets
6. Never To Be Found
7. Shannon's Fellini Movie
8. When You Shoot
9. Hold
10. Ezekial Walks Through Sodom & Gomorrah
11. Angels Self Destruct
Pop Heiress (1994)
1. Sore On The Floor
2. Loneliest China Place
3. Pop Heiress Dies
4. Closet Song
5. Dive Into The Sea
6. Burn You Down
7. Ride Free
8. Silver Millionaire
9. Media Star Hymn
10. Soldier On My Shoulder
11. Justine Find Heaven
12. We're Like...
Chainsaw Kittens (1996)
1. Dorothy's Last Fling
2. Heart Catch Thump
3. Tongue Trick
4. King Monkey Smoke
5. Bones In My Teeth
6. Waltz Across Debris
7. Ballad Of Newsman 5
8. Mouthful Of Glass
9. The Leash
10. Bicyclehead
11. All (No Surprise)
12. Sounder
13. Mad Hatter's Blues
14. Speedway Oklahoma
The All American (2000)
1. Light
2. All American Wiggle Wiggle
3. International Me
4. Calling From Space
5. How Many Light Bulbs...
6. Shutdown
7. Hedonist
8. John Wayne
9. Wedding
10. Gleaming Soft White Teens
11. The Treasure Is Love
12. We Got The Beat
Artist : Chainsaw Kittens
Country : USA
Release : 5 Albums + Single
Year : 1990 - 2000
Genre : Hard Rock
File Type : mp3 192/320
Info:
Arguably the best American band who never made it when alternative music suddenly became a huge proposition in the early '90s, the Chainsaw Kittens predated and outlasted that time with its own marvelous, energetic blend of glam-damaged energy, theatrical extremity, and punk rock basics. Fronted by Tyson Meade, former lead singer of Defenestration, the Oklahoma-based group came together in early 1989, shortly thereafter signing to the Mammoth label. Initially partnering on guitar with Mark Metzger but working thereafter with band stalwart Trent Bell, Meade and company released a debut, Violent Religion, to relatively little attention. However, the band built up a steady reputation through touring and appearing with a variety of up-and-coming bands, most notably the Smashing Pumpkins. The Kittens' sophomore release, 1992's Butch Vig-produced Flipped Out in Singapore, helped to heighten the group's profile and fan base further, while a follow-up EP in 1993, Angel on the Range, introduced what would finally be a stable rhythm section for the band, bassist Matt Johnson and drummer Eric Harmon. Mammoth's tie-up with Atlantic gave a boost to what should have been the band's breakthrough, 1994's Pop Heiress. The hoped-for smash didn't materialize, but the group kept on, issuing a self-titled album (also known as Oklahoma Speedway) in 1996 on Scratchie. The Kittens then took an extensive break while its members pursued other musical and personal work before returning in 2000 on 4 Alarm with The All-American.
