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SPAZZ ‎– Sweatin' To The OldiesHardcore punk "power violence" pioneers from the Bay Area, California. Sixty four tracks from 1993 1996 compiled from splits with Charles Bronson, Brutal Truth, Rupture, Floor and more plus the debut EP, tracks from a bunch of comps including "Better Read Than Dead" and live at KFJC and 924 Gilman St. Everything remastered, or in some cases mastered for the first time by Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound. Originally released on Slap A Ham Records in 1997

D5 Someday Never Comes

The Chronic (Intro) ____ Wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin') Let Me Ride The Day The Niggaz Took Over Nuthin' But A "G" Thang Deeez Nuuuts Lil' Ghetto Boy A Nigga Witta Gun Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat The $20 Sack Pyramid Lyrical Gangbang High Powered The Doctor's Office Stranded On Death Row The Roach (The Chronic Outro) Bitches Ain't Shit

A defining look back on his diverse and influential discography

Two Babies In The Dark

Up For The Down Stroke Testify The Goose I Can Move You (If You Let Me) I Just Got Back (From The Fantasy: Ahead Of Our Time In The Four Lands Of Elliot) All Your Goodies Are Gone Whatever Makes Baby Feel Good Presence Of A Brain

A1 Visions Of War A2 Does This System Work A3 A Look At Tomorrow A4 Why A5 Maimed And Slaughtered B1 Mania For Conquest B2 Ain't No Feeble Bastard B3 Is This To Be B4 Massacre Of Innocents (Air Attack) B5 Why

but Bob manages to produce the most extraordinary guitar sound—it actually shimmers

"What more can be said about these guys—even traditional rock critics like them

'Low Life'

Nevertheless

since it starts in completely non-punk territory before launching into an untidy chorus

You Hit The Nail On The Head If You Don't Like The Effects

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