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MEDIA CONDITION: Near Mint (NM or M-)
SLEEVE CONDITION: Very Good Plus (VG+)
DETAILS: CDs are in NM condition. Plays without issue. Includes insert booklet.
Various - Home Alive - The Art Of Self Defense
Compilation
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Condition Details: CDs are in NM condition. Plays without issue. Includes insert booklet.
RELEASE DATE: 20 Feb 1996
DESCRIPTION
"All artists, writers, and musicians donated their time and talent to this project. The profits from the sale of this cd go to Home Alive, a non-profit collective dedicated to offering affordable self-defense training, personal safety resources and awareness about how to resist violence." Mastered at Masterdisk, NYC Volume 1 Track 1 excerpt from "Experts" from the album 'Beyond The Valley Of The Gift Police', Alternative Tentacles Records. Jello Biafra appears courtesy of Alternative Tentacles Records. © 1994 Maim That tune, Unltd. (BMI) Track 2 recorded at Word of Mouth. © 1995 Flanary/Colfelt/Mitchell Track 3 recorded at Hanzsek Audio, Seattle, WA. Fastbacks appear courtesy of Sub Pop. © 1981 Sparta Florida Music Group Ltd. Track 4 from the album 'Enter The Conquering Chicken', C/Z Records. The Gits appear courtesy of C/Z Records. © 1994 Fishheadhotdog Burrito Music (ASCAP). Track 5 recorded at John & Stu's Place, Seattle, WA. Green Apple Quick Step appears courtesy of The Medicine Label. © 1995 Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp./Alien Religion Music/Nordic Viking War Songs/Spider Girl Songs/Home Chicken Music/Back In Brown Music (BMI) All rights adm. by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Track 6 from 'Fear Of Dreaming' by Jim Carroll, published by Penguin Books, used by permission from William Morris Agency. Recorded at Context Studios, NYC. © 1995 Dr. Benway Music Inc. and B. O'Cult Songs, Inc. (ASCAP) Track 7 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Barnes/Bradley/Williams/Williams/Cole Track 8 recorded live February 18, 1994 at Le Summum, Grenoble, France. Nirvana appears courtesy of DGC Records. © 1993 EMI/Virgin Songs, Inc./The End of Music (BMI) Track 9 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. Mixed at the Ranch, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Storm Track 10 from the album 'La Mano Cornuda', Sub Pop. Recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA. Supersuckers appear courtesy of Sub Pop © 1995 Chrysalis Music/Muscle Car Music (BMI) Track 11 from the album 'Fist City', Alternative Tentacles Records. Recorded at House of Faith. Tribe 8 appears courtesy of Alternative Tentacles Records. © 1995 Maim That Tune Untld. (BMI) Track 12 recorded live at the Weathered Wall. © 1995 Miller Track 13 "In Tribute High Numbers" Recorded at Litho Studios, Seattle, WA. © 1963 Stone Agate Music (BMI) Track 14 recorded at The Ranch. 7 Year Bitch appears courtesy of Atlantic Records. © 1995 The Heathen Temptress (ASCAP) Track 15 recorded at Low Blood Studios. © 1995 Hall/Scarpantoni/Forte Track 16 from the documentary film 'Power of the Word', produced and directed by Jeanne Harco. © 1995 Forsaken Songs (BMI) admin. by BUG Music (BMI) Track 17 recorded at The Ranch, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Feel The Sting (ASCAP) Track 18 recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA. © 1995 Pas Palapatas (ASCAP) Track 19 recorded at Radioactive. The Posies appear courtesy of DGC Records. © 1995 BMG Songs, Inc. & Number 23 Songs (ASCAP)/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. & Fastmilk Music (BMI) Track 20 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Linehan Robinson Track 21 recorded after hours at COCA. Jesse Bernstein appears courtesy of Trigger Recordings and the Estate of Steven J. Bernstein © 1995 Bernstein Track 22 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Ainsworth/Ropkins Track 23 recorded live at the Weathered Wall. Michael Nichols appears courtesy of Fairhaven College. © 1995 Nichols Volume 2 Track 1 recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA. The Presidents Of The United States Of America appear courtesy of Popllama/Columbia Records. © 1995 Raw Poo Music & David M. Dederer Publishing/EMI Music Publishing (ASCAP) Track 2 recorded at Studio 57, Woodinville, WA. Ann & Nancy Wilson appear courtesy of Capitol Records. © 1995 Strange Euphoria Music/Know Music/Spodie Music (ASCAP) Track 3 from 'Virtual Unreality' by Exene Cervenka, published by 2.13.61 Publishing. Recorded at Dickerson Studios, Chatworth, CA. Track 4 recorded at the Weathered Wall. © 1921 EMI Feist Catalog Inc. (ASCAP) Track 5 from the album 'Enter The Conquering Chicken', C/Z Records. Recorded live at the OK Hotel, November 1991. Mia Zapata appears courtesy of C/Z Records. © 1994 Fishheadhotdog Burrito Music (ASCAP) Track 6 © 1995 Jacobson Track 7 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. Catfood appears courtesy of St. Francis Records. © 1995 Westover/Clayton/Henschen Track 8 recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA; Music Palace, Homestead, NY; Studio Works, Island Park, NY; RKCNDY, Seattle, WA. Mixed at Studio Works, Island Park, NY. Joan Jett appears courtesy of Blackheart/Warner Bros. Records. Kathleen Hanna appears courtesy of Kill Rock Stars. The Blackhearts and Kenny Laguna appear courtesy of Blackheart Records. Matt Dresdner, Steve Moriarty and Joe Spleen appear courtesy of Revenge Records. © 1995 EMI Virgin Songs, Inc.,/Lagunatic Music & Filmworks/House of Odin Music (BMI) Track 9 recorded at Love Studios, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Horwitz Track 10 recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA. Kristen Barry appears courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc. Ben Shepherd and Matt Cameron appear courtesy of A&M Records, Inc. © 1995 EMI/Virgin Music Inc./Luliel Music (ASCAP) Track 11 recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA. Mixed at Bad Animals, Seattle, WA. Soundgarden appears courtesy of A&M Records, Inc. © 1994, 1995 In One Ear And Out Your Mother Music (ASCAP)/You Make Me Sick I Make Music (ASCAP) Track 12 recorded at Home. © 1995 Matik/Fence Track 13 from the album 'Powerline', Revenge Records. Recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA. © 1995 Dancing French Fries of '48/French Vengeance (ASCAP) Track 14 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Monirob Music (ASCAP) Track 15 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Kosmas Track 16 recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA. Love Battery appear courtesy of Polydor/Atlas Records. © 1995 PolyGram International Publishing Inc./Excellent Main Street Music (ASCAP) Track 17 recorded at Avast! Recording Co., Seattle, WA. Alcohol Funnycar appears courtesy of C/Z Records. © 1995 Ethylene Music (ASCAP) Track 18 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Paris/Rogers/Dunsmore/Cunneen Track 19 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. Portrait of Poverty appears courtesy of Mother Records. © 1995 Del VIA (ASCAP) Track 20 © 1995 Murchie Track 21 recorded at House of Leisure, Seattle, WA. Mixed at Stepping Stone Studio, Seattle, WA. © 1995 Lane/Heiser/Milstead/Westerholm/Eifert/Durrill/Miller Track 22 recorded at Music Source, Seattle, WA. Contains sample of "The Drinking Song" from 'Enter The Conquering Chicken', C/Z Records, © 1994 Fishheadhotdog Burrito Music (ASCAP). © 1995 Streps & Rotors (ASCAP)
TRACKLIST
. Volume 1
1-1. Jello Biafra - Rob Now Pay Later 0:49
1-2. Shark Chum - W.C. 1:44
1-3. Fastbacks - Time & Matter 2:38
1-4. The Gits (2) - Guilt Within Your Head 2:27
1-5. Green Apple Quick Step - Party Dream 3:46
1-6. Jim Carroll - Nightclubbing 1:52
1-7. Monster Truck Driver - Time Is Dead 2:04
1-8. Nirvana - Radio Friendly Unit Shifter (Live) 4:25
1-9. Cristien Storm - I'm Sorry 2:13
1-10. Supersuckers - She's My Bitch 1:43
1-11. Tribe 8 - Frat Pig 3:45
1-12. Bobby Miller (3) - Keep Your Mouth Off My Sisters 2:10
1-13. Pearl Jam - Leaving Here 2:53
1-14. 7 Year Bitch - Mad Dash 2:17
1-15. The Body Has A Head - A Little Restraint 1:22
1-16. Lydia Lunch - Why We Murder 3:12
1-17. Los Hornets - Dig It! 1:25
1-18. Gretta Harley - Digging & Striking 3:34
1-19. The Posies - Limitless Expressions 4:04
1-20. Martha Linehan - Mary's Poem 4:36
1-21. Steven Jesse Bernstein - It's Just A Little Bit Of Everything (That's Brought Me Down To This) 5:08
1-22. North American Bison - Broken Dreams 5:00
1-23. Michael Nichols - Sensitive Guys Don't Go Home Alone 1:51
. Volume 2
2-1. The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Confusion 2:45
2-2. Ann & Nancy Wilson - Momma Why 6:13
2-3. Exene Cervenka - They Do Everything For Us 1:18
2-4. The VIVA Project - My Man 4:21
2-5. Mia Zapata - Social Love 2:40
2-6. Natalie Jacobson - Got What Was Coming 3:25
2-7. Catfood - Bruises 3:01
2-8. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Kathleen Hanna, Evil Stig - Go Home (Seattle Version) 2:34
2-9. Andrew Horwitz - 4th Of July 3:04
2-10. Kristen Barry - Joyride 4:38
2-11. Soundgarden - Kyle Petty (Son Of Richard) 4:07
2-12. Wendy-O Matik - Theory Of Mutation 1:46
2-13. Dancing French Liberals Of '48 - Spit In Your Eye 2:55
2-14. Maria Mabra - So Long 3:19
2-15. Kristen Kosmas - Untitled 3:07
2-16. Love Battery - Color Blind 3:13
2-17. Alcohol Funnycar - Overtaken 3:16
2-18. Tamara Paris - Scared Of Your Shadow 3:31
2-19. Portrait Of Poverty - Say So Long 2:15
2-20. Alison I. Murchie - Another Beer Soaked Night At The Comet Tavern 1:34
2-21. ¡TchKunG! - Solidarity 2:44
2-22. Christdriver - Clean Eyes 3:21
LABEL: Epic
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 0 7464-67486-2 6
Other EK 67487
Matrix / Runout E2 1A EK67487 01
Mastering SID Code IFPI L422
Mould SID Code IFPI 7287
Other DIDP 088049
Other EK 67487
Matrix / Runout E2 1A EK67487 01
Mastering SID Code IFPI L422
Mould SID Code IFPI 7227
Other DIDP 088049
Other EK 67488
Matrix / Runout E1 1A EK67488 06
Mastering SID Code IFPI L421
Mould SID Code IFPI 7225
Other DIDP 088050
Other EK 67488
Matrix / Runout E3 1A EK67488 03
Mastering SID Code IFPI L423
Mould SID Code IFPI 7277
Other DIDP 088050
Copyright (c) Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Manufactured By Epic
Glass Mastered At Sony Music, Pitman
RELEASE DATE: 20 Feb 1996
LABEL: Epic
074646748626

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CD:
Quite a few light scuffs/scratches, or several more-pronounced scratches. This has obviously been played, but not handled as carefully as a VG+.
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Cassette:
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CD:
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Vinyl:
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CD:
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Cassette:
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