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Mundo Subnormal. Programa Especial Punk En Los 90 MUNDO SUBNORMAL. PROGRAMA ESPECIAL PUNK EN LOS 90. INTRODUCCIÓN A LOS 90 Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: LOLI AND THE CHONES “I’ve got a gun” “P.S., We hate you”. Datos: L.A. 1995-1999 Rip Offs Records. 1996 Primer LP/CD. BLOQUE 1. PUNK POP, RAMONES y LOOKOUT RECORDS Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: VINDICTIVES “Apt.#2” “Assembly Line” 7”. Datos: 1992. VML Records. Chicago 1991-2003 Recopilado después en 2003 muere el guitarrista de Lookout en un doble Lp sobredosis. llamado: The many moods of the Vindictives. Sellos: Sellos similares España: Lookout Records, Radio Blast, Nitro, Dr. Strange, Go Kart, No Tomorrow, Punch Taang!, Hopeless, Just add water records, Recess, Alien Records, Rumble Records, Snatch, Mutant Pop, VML... Wild Punk... Grupos similares: Grupos similares España: Screechin Weasel*, Queers, Green Day, Bum, Sloppy Frogger, Fast Food, 20 years Seconds, Parasites, Mr. T Experience, Squirtgun, Sicko, old, Shock Treatment, Chixdiggit, Yum Yums, Jet Bumpers, Sonic Dolls, Home Depressing Claim, Useless Grown, Groovie Ghoulies, Furious George, Vindictives, Wooden Toys, Poppins, PPM, Nobodys, Rhytm Collision, Pansy Division, Nobodys, Hanson No Picky, T-Shirts... Brothers, Fifi and the Mach III, Muffs, Tilt, Riverdales, Fifteen, Hard Ons, Beatnik Termites, Furious George, Pinhead Gunpowder, Meanies, Vacant Lot, Shonen Knife, McRackins, Bracket, Donnas, Stand GT, Invalids, Fifteen, Flop, Automatics, Pink Lincolns, Skinhole, Wynona Riders, Scooby Don´t, Boris the Sprinkler, Dillinger 4... Fechas: En 1988: Boogada Boogada Boogada (2º) de Screeching Weasel. Dickcheese (5º) de Hard Ons. En 1993: Wanna Smash Sensation (1º) de Bum, Love songs for the retarded (2º) de Queers, Undressed (1º) de Pansy Division, The Muffs (1º) de The Muffs, Punch Lines (2º) de los Parasites, Wiggle (5º) y Anthem for a new tomorrow (6º) de Screeching Weasel. BLOQUE 2. HARD CORE, HARD CORE MELÓDICO, BAD RELIGION, EPITAPH (Brett Gurewitz) Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: DFL “Pizzaman” “My Crazy Life” Dead Fucking Last. Grand Royal. Datos: Los Ángeles. 1994. Adam Horowitz (Beastie CD debut. Boys) al bajo. Después ficharían por Epitaph. Sellos: Sellos Similares España: Epitaph, Fat Wreck Chords, Nitro, Dr. Strange, Dischord, Go Sellos: B Core, Rumble Kart, Burning Heart, Hopeless, Taang... Records… Grupos similares: Bad Religion, NOFX*, All, Descendents, Grupos Similares España: Pennywise*, Good Riddance, No Use for a name, Lag Rouse, Wallride, 24 ideas, Wagon, Face to Face, Down By Law, Snuff, AFI, Vandals, Cornflakes, Subterranean Guttermouth, Millencolin, Refused, Anti Flag, Propaghandi, Kids, Wipe Out Skaters... Dag Nasty, Pulley, SNFU, Ignition, RKL, DFL, Fifteen, J. Church, Mighty Mighty Bostones, Gang Greeng, Youth Brigade (no los de los 80).... (Ver emo y post punk más adelante) Revival 77, Punk mohicano, Oi!, Ska y similares : Rancid, The Stitches, Les Stitches, Showcase Showdown, The Templars, Oxymoron, Operation Ivy, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Mighty Mighty Bostones... Otros grupos (no HC) en Epitaph: Rancid, New Bomb Turks, Total Chaos, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Dwarves, Cramps, Zeke, L7, Red Aunts... Fechas: En 1994: Let’s go (1º) de Rancid. Smash (1º) de Offspring. Punk in Drublic (5º)de NOFX. Unknow Road (3º) de Pennywise. BLOQUE 3. GRUPOS DE CHICAS: RIOT GRRRLS vs GRUPOS FEMENINOS + POST PUNK Grupo: RAOOUL Tema: “The Dan song” Datos del disco: “Jail Bate Core / Bazooka Datos: Smooth” 12” Split: Raooul / East Bay (San Francisco). Skined Teen. Niñas de 14 años. Se Lookout Records disuelven en 1993, y Molly y 1994 Phyllis forman Tourettes. Sellos con bandas Riot Grrrl: Sellos Similares España: Kill Rock Stars, Wiiija, Catcall, K Records, Lookout Records, Rompepistas SFTRI, Alternative Tentacles, Outpunk, Epitaph, Hell Yeah... Grupos Riot y similares: Grupos Similares España: Binik Kill*, Huggy Bear, Tribe 8, 7 Year bitch, Hole, Red Hello Cuca Aunts, Babes in Toyland, Skinned Teen, Tourettes , L7, Peechees, Frumpies, Heavens to Betsy, Lunachicks, Sleater Kinney, Tiger Trap, Bratmobile, Snap Her, Girl Trouble, Electrocutes... Sellos grupos femeninos (que no feministas): Sellos Similares España: Au Go-Go, Sub Pop, Go Kart, Estrus, Lazy Lizard, Pin Up, Munster Records Radio X, Lipstick Records... Grupos femeninos: Grupos Similares España: Trashwomen, Shonen Knife, 5-6-7-8’s, Supersnazz, Pussycats, Chopper Chicks, Brentwoods, Bobbyteens, Bitchschool, Peeps, Flamenco a Best Tías, Carcomas... go-go, Donnas, Electrocutes, Headcotees, Budget Girls, No Talents, Loudmouths… Post Punk, Emo, Dischord Records, Alternative Tentacles, y Grupos Similares España: otras “vanguardias”: Tribe 8, Red Aunts, Skinned Teen, Staygold Pony Boy, Aina, A Frumpies, Raooul (la mayoría de los grupos de Riot Grrrl), room with a view… Nation of Ulyses, Causey Way, Alice Donut, Fugazi, Jawbox, Jawbreaker, Q and not U, Sunnyday Real State, Embrace, Beefeater, Get Up Kids... Fechas: En 1993: Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah de Huggy Bear y Bikini Kill (split) en Kill Rock Stars (Usa) y CatCall (Uk). Drag (1º) de Red Aunts. Fresh and nubile, primer 7” de Raooul en Lookout Records. BLOQUE 4. PUNK ROCK + PUNK 90’s + GRUNGE PUNK Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: THE LOUDMOUTHS “Wash’n’dry” “S/T” Datos: 1996. San Francisco. New Red Archivies. 1996-2000 2 LPs. 3 singles. 5 splits. LP Debut. 17 temas. Sellos: Sub Pop, Recess, Epitaph, Reptilian Records, Man’s Sellos Similares España: Ruin, SFTRI, Bag of Hammers, Empty, Nitro, Slovenly, NRA, Punch, No Tomorrow, Gearhead... Munster... Grupos Punk similares: Dwarves*, Supersuckers, Steel Grupos Similares España: Miners, Derelicts, Zeke, Gaunt, Gas Huffer, Guitar Wolf, Aerobitch, Sarcastic Bombs, Diesel Queens, Killer Klowns, Countdowns, Bullemics, Safety Pins, Discípulos de Stallions, Meanies, Poison Idea, Dead Milkmen, Guitar Wolf, Dionisos, Nuevo Catecismo Demonics, Electrocuting Elvis, Clawhammer, Fastbacks, Católico, Why Not?, Señor No, Henry Fiat’s Open Sore, Baseball Furies, T.V. Killers, Onyas, Los Perros, Los Warriors, Cosmic Psychos, New Bomb Turks, Rip Offs (y la mayoría de Capitán Entresijos, Pleasure de los grupos de Crypt y Rip Off Records: ver más Fuckers, Piolines… adelante)... Otros grupos grunges y similares cercanos al Punk: Nirvana*, Sonic Youth, Mudhoney, Muffs, L7, Hole, 7 Year Bitch… Fechas: En 1992: Smoke of hell (1º) de Supersuckers, 7”Lucky Tonight (adelanto del Thanks heaven for Little Girls (4º), 1993) de Dwarves, C’mon and see (1º) de los Meanies, Piece of cake (4º) de Mudhoney BLOQUE 5. PUNK ROCK AND ROLL + CRYPT RECORDS + GARAGE PUNK + ARTIES Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: THE CRUMBS “Shakespeare” “Shakespeare” EP. Datos: Lookout Records. Miami, 1995 – Hoy. 1996 “S/T” LP. Lookout Records. 1997 Sellos: Crypt Records, Recess, Reptilian Records, Man’s Sellos Similares España: Ruin, SFTRI, Bag of Hammers, Empty, 1+2 Records, Ken Alehop, Munster, Impossible Rock, Voodoo Rhtymn, Damaged Goods, Dyonisus, Records... Demolition Derby, Nitro, Norton, Royal, Wild Wild, Big Neck, Rockin’ Bones, Demolition Derby, Pin Up Records... Grupos RNR y Garage similares: Devil Dogs*, New Bomb Grupos Similares España: Turks, Dirtys, 9 Pound Hammer, Teengenerate, Humpers, Baby Horror, Carbonas, Ass Gories, Oblivians, Steel Miners, Makers, A-Bones, Coyote Dragers, Ulan Bator Trío, Men, Beguiled, Sinister Six, The Squares, Swingin’ Holywood Sinners, Pleasure Neckbreakers, Fireworks, Mono Men, Sixteen Forever, Fuckers, Fumestones, Vikings, Billy Childish, Mighty Caesars, Headcoat, Operación Bikini, The Headcotees, Trashwomen, Jet Boys, Man or Astroman, Lazy Pussycats, Bongolocos, Dr. Cowgirls, Mad Daddies, Hot Damn!, Spider Babies, Lighting Explosión, New Demolators... Beatman, Campus Tramps, Stinkies, Blacks, Wanda Chrome, Budget Girls, Nashville Pussy, Idyls, Dee rangers, Tab Hunter, Raunch Hands, Onyas, Boss Martians, Satelliters, Cosmic Psychos, 5-6-7-8’s, Flamenco a Go-Go, Monarchs, Budgetics, Satelliters, Perverts, Percolators, Huevos Rancheros, Smmuglers, Guitar Wolf, Reverend Horton Heat, Phantom Surfers, Mummies, Supercharger... (y cantidad de bandas de Rip Off Records: ver a continuación) Grupos arties y similares: Pussy Galore, Honeymoon Killers, Grupos Similares España: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Jack O’Fire, 68 Comeback, Pretty Fuck Luck, King Trash Oblivians, Boss Hog, Country Teasers, Cheater Slicks, Deja Fandango, Electric Garden, Voodoo, Demolition Doll Rods, Chrome Cranks, Phantom Solex, Atom Rhumba, Lady Pregnancies, Blowtops... Dies, Operación Bikini... Fechas: En 1993: Split NBT/Devil Dogs (7”), Destroy oh boy! (1º) de NBT, Split Mummies/Supercharger (7”), Saturday Night Fever (2º) de Devil Dogs, Goes way out (2º) de Supercharger BLOQUE 6. RIP OFF RECORDS + LO FI Grupo: Tema: Datos del disco: RIP OFF “Rip Your Heart Out” “The Rip Offs got a record”. Datos: san Francisco, 1993- Rip Offs Records. 1995 1994. 3 singles y 1 LP en Rip Off. + LP Único. 1 single “Pirata” + 1 split con teengerate. + 7” reunión 2007. Sellos: Rip Off Records, Repent, Radio X, Crypt, Estrus, Sellos Similares España: Proud to be idiot, Ken Rock, Incognito, Demolition Derby, Alehop, Munster... Nitro, Royal Records, Wild Wild, Rockin’ Bones... Grupos en Rip Off Records: Loli and the Chones, Statics, Grupos Similares España: Spoiled Brats, Cryin’ Out Louds, Makers, Teengenerate, Chopper Chicks, Chopper Motards, Captain 9, Registrators, De Stipjes, Brides, Kids, Flip Outs, Elvis Reagan, Problematics, Swindlers, Spastics, Chines Millonaires, Spites, Webelos, Pili y sus Lechones, Infections, Zodiac Killers, Young Loosers, Intimate Fags, Chingaleros... Metros, Shifters, Chronics,
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