Ninety Pound Wuss 12" yellow 500 made five iron frenzy MxPx jchc nm NOFX Cootees
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up for grabs ninety pound wuss - self titled 12" lp - yellow vinyl 500 made out of print very rare tooth and nail records cover and vinyl are near mint unplayed . for fans of mxpx cootees jchc five iron frenzy email with questions i offer shipping discounts thanks for looking
Track Listing:
A1Perseverance
A2
Act Up
A3
Girl Song
A4
Telephone Wire
A5
Daylight Savings Man
A6
A.S.D.
A7
Misplaced Society
A8
Shedding Blood
A9
Red
A10
New Age
B1
Responsibility
B2
Olympia
B3
Legalism
B4
It All Goes Off
B5
Freedom
B6
Cut Throat
B7
Spiritual Small Guy
B8
Something Must Break
B9
I Am (Everything)
Ninety Pound Wuss (aka 90 Lb. Wuss) was an experimental punk rock band from Port Angeles, Washington, USA that released three studio albums on Tooth & Nail Records. They were part of the Christian punk movement of the mid 1990s, yet as their religious content grew less pronounced, their sound would become more diverse.
Ninety Pound Wuss formed in Port Angeles, Washington in 1994 with Jeff Suffering (vocals), John Himmelberger (guitar), Matt Nelson (bass), and Marty Martinez (drums).
They released their self-titled debut album on Tooth & Nail Records in 1995, recorded at Robert Lang Studios in Seattle with producer Bob Moon. Yuri Ruley was the drum tech for the album, which featured a relatively straight-ahead punk rock sound, with some subtle pop punk influence scattered throughout. That influence would come to fruition on "Something Must Break", the album's best known song due to compilation appearances and a music video. The vast majority of the album's lyrics dealt with the Christian faith and frequently mentioned Christ or Jesus. However, songs like "A.S.D." and "Misplaced Society", with their lack of blatant religious context, would be a glimpse at the direction the band was heading, both lyrically and musically.
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