Bikini Kill Discography of CDs

Track Listing of songs: Double Dare Ya; Liar; Carnival; Suck My Left One; Feels Blind; Thurston Hearts The Who;

In the couple of years following the recording of its debut "proper" album, Bikini Kill released three 7-inch singles--NEW RADIO, THE ANTI-PLEASURE DISSERTATION, and I LIKE FUCKING. The first of these finally sees the band getting a sympathetic production, courtesy of Joan Jett ...

Includes the EPs BIKINI KILL (formerly available as Kill Rock Stars 204) and YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH. Recorded in 1991 and 1992. Includes liner notes by Kathleen Hanna and Tobi Vail. Though they're quick to decry it in the CD liner notes, Bikini Kill found ...

Bikini Kill's first "proper" record blasts by in a searing 25 minutes. Though improving greatly on the production quality of the band's earlier efforts, PUSSY WHIPPED still subscribes to the "everything louder than everything else" theory of sound sculpting. That said, the production ...

Bikini Kill CD discography In the couple of years following the recording of its debut "proper" album, Bikini Kill released three 7-inch singles--NEW RADIO, THE ANTI-PLEASURE DISSERTATION, and I LIKE FUCKING. The first of these finally sees the band getting a sympathetic production, courtesy of Joan Jett ...

Bikini Kill albums Initially pegged as "riot girls," something to which Bikini Kill always objected, the band took nearly four years to record its second full-length album, REJECT ALL AMERICAN, by which time the "movement" had died down somewhat, thus freeing it from the stifling label. ...

Bikini Kill music CDs Track Listing of songs: Double Dare Ya; Liar; Carnival; Suck My Left One; Feels Blind; Thurston Hearts The Who;

Bikini Kill discography Released in 1993, this split long-player with U.K. comrades Huggy Bear is one of Bikini Kill's definitive statements. The legendary riot grrrl band's seven songs consist of ripping minimalist punk over which frontwoman Kathleen Hanna spews her ferocious neo-feminist mission statements (the most ...

KILL ROCK STARS contains songs by bands who either hail from Olympia, Washington or who played at the Olympia Pop Festival in August, 1991. Performers include Nirvana, Melvins, Nation Of Ulysses, and Jad Fair. Kill Rock Stars is an excellent 18-track various-artists collection capturing the essence of early-'90s indie-rock pop underground. It's divided equally between amateurish indie-pop, abrasive punk and riot grrrl, featuring many of the best underground bands of that time, including Bratmobile ("Girl Germs"), Mecca Normal ("Narrow"), Bikini Kill ("Feels Blind"), Heavens to Betsy ("My Red Self"), Unwound ("You Speak Jealousy"), Nation of Ulysses ("N.O.U. Cooking with Gas"), Some Velvet Sidewalk ("Loch Ness"), Nirvana ("Beeswax"), and Lois performing under the name Courtney Love ("Don't Mix the Colors"). ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Includes liner notes by Candice Pedersen. Price Increase Eff.10/1/1 Photographers: Hannah Sternshein; Arthur S. Aubry; John Leach. Unknown Contributor Roles: Courtney Love; Fitz of Depression; ...

Track Listing of songs: Bag Of Hammers; Curs In The Weeds; Rebel Girl; Between The Bars; Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect; Puerto Rican Jukebox; Chandelier Searchlight; Now We Can See; Oh; Corpse Pose; We Are Young; F.T.W.; What Should We Do; Tallymarks; Transformer;