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No Seattle - Forgotten Sounds Of The North-West Grunge Era 1986-97
| Label | Soul Jazz Records – SJR CD286 |
| Format | 2 x CD, Compilation |
| Barcode | 5026328202860 |
| Country | UK |
| Released | 2014 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Grunge, Indie Rock, Punk, Post-Punk, Power Pop, Industrial |
| 1-01 | – Starfish | This Town | 2:12 |
| 1-02 | – Vampire Lezbos | Stop Killing The Seals | 3:17 |
| 1-03 | – Nubbin | Windyyy | 2:36 |
| 1-04 | – Wicker Biscuit | Jail Ain't Stoppin' Us | 4:02 |
| 1-05 | – Machine | Blind Man' Holiday | 2:56 |
| 1-06 | – Medelicious | Beverly | 3:07 |
| 1-07 | – Hitting Birth | Same 18 | 4:36 |
| 1-08 | – Nubbin | Wonderama | 2:44 |
| 1-09 | – Crunchbird | Woodstock Unvisited | 2:45 |
| 1-10 | – The Ones | Talk To Me | 2:45 |
| 1-11 | – Pod | 123 | 8:04 |
| 1-12 | – Thrillhammer | Alice's Place | 3:27 |
| 1-13 | – Yellow Snow | Take Me For A Ride | 2:57 |
| 1-14 | – Helltrout | Precious Hyde | 2:35 |
| 2-01 | – Bundle Of Hiss | Wench | 4:27 |
| 2-02 | – Starfish | Run Around | 4:27 |
| 2-03 | – Thrillhammer | Bleed | 3:49 |
| 2-04 | – Chemistry Set | Fields | 2:53 |
| 2-05 | – My Name | Voice Of A Generation Gap | 4:27 |
| 2-06 | – Small Stars | It's Getting Late | 3:53 |
| 2-07 | – Shug | AMFM (Architectural Metaphor For Me) | 3:39 |
| 2-08 | – Treehouse | Debbie Had A Dream | 4:31 |
| 2-09 | – My Name | Why I Fight | 3:51 |
| 2-10 | – Soylent Green | It Smiles | 1:46 |
| 2-11 | – Kill Sybil | Best | 4:02 |
| 2-12 | – Calamity Jane | Magdalena | 3:06 |
| 2-13 | – Saucer | Chicky Chicky Frown | 3:48 |
| 2-14 | – Attica | The System | 3:18 |
Compiled By, Sleeve Notes – Nick Soulsby
Design – Adrian Self
Design – Garth Crooks
Mastered By – Duncan Cowell
Mastered By – Pete Reilly
Photography By – Getty Images
Design – Adrian Self
Design – Garth Crooks
Mastered By – Duncan Cowell
Mastered By – Pete Reilly
Photography By – Getty Images
Song infos:
1-1: Recorded 1995 at Pedernales-Spicewood, Texas. Previously released on .
1-2: Previously released on .
1-3: Recorded 1991 at The Music Source, Seattle WA, remastered in 2014 at Atlantic West Studios, Dover Plains NY.
1-4: Recorded 1992 at Egg Studios, Seattle WA. The song is actually by Wicker Biscuit and incorrectly credited to Saucer. Both bands share more or less identical lineups. Previously released on .
1-5: Previously released on .
1-6: Recorded 1993 at Fairhaven Studio, Bellingham, WA, mixed in 1993 at Egg Studios. Previously released on .
1-7: Recorded 1989 at Dogfish Studio, Portland OR. Produced 1993. Previously released on .
1-8: Recorded 1991 at The Music Source, Seattle WA, remastered in 2014 at Atlantic West Studios, Dover Plains NY. Previously released on C/Z sampler . Nubbin full length was planed for Fall 1992, but never released.
1-9: Recorded in 1996 at Vagrant Studios, Seattle WA.
1-10: Recorded in 1985 in Jack Endino's basement. Straight to reel-to-reel Tascam 4-track machine. Previously self-released on the 1985 cassette "The Ones".
1-11: Recorded in 1993 at AVAST! Studio and the Music Source, Seattle WA. Engineered in 1993.
1-12: Recorded in 1992 at Dogfish Studios, Newberg OR. Produced in 1992. Previously released on .
1-13: Recorded in 1987 in Brians's Mum's Basement to four track. Previously self-released on "Yellow Snow I to X.
1-14: Recorded and mixed in 1990 at The Music Source, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-1: Recorded at Audio Designs, Seattle WA. Engeneered and mixed in 1988. Salvaged in 2014.
2-2: Recorded 1995 at Pedernales-Spicewood, Texas. Previously released on .
2-3: Recorded in 1992 at Dogfish Studios, Newberg OR. Produced in 1992. Previously released on .
2-4: Recorded in 1987 at ESP Studios, Bellevue WA. Mastered at Rainbow Records, Vancouver BC. Previously released on .
2-5: Produced and Engineered in 1994. Mastered in 2009 at BlastMasters. Self-released in 2009 on the CDEP "Return Of The World Joker". Sold at shows opening for All (2).
2-6: Recorded at Space Brother's Studio, Seattle WA. Produced in 2007. Previously released on .
2-7: Recorded at AVAST! Studio, Seattle WA. Engineered in 1996. Previously released on .
2-8: Recorded at AVAST! Studio, Seattle WA. Produced and engineered in 1992. Reengineered in 2014.
2-9: Produced and Engineered in 1994. Mastered in 2009 at BlastMasters. Self-released in 2009 on the CDEP "Return Of The World Joker". Sold at shows opening for All (2).
2-10: Recorded in 1986 at Crown Meat, Tacoma WA in an office at a meat-packing plant.
2-11: Recorded in Dec. 1991. Produced, recorded and mixed at Wedgewood One Studios, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-12: No further infos.
2-13: Recorded in 1992 at Egg Studios, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-14: Recorded in 1989 at Reciprocal Recording, Seattle WA. Mixed in 1989 at Shadowland Studios, Montana WA and in Aberdeen WA. Previously released in 2012 on (and not unreleased anymore as stated in the booklet).
Booklet:
- Page 24 portraits the band Saucer (3). However, the cover image shown is from Wicker Biscuit, another band from Bellingham, basically consisting of the same members as Saucer. Track 1-4 is indeed by Wicker Biscuit and taken from . Track 2-13 is by Saucer and taken from .
- Page 26 does not show a picture or a sleeve of the band Medelicious, but the front cover of the compilation , where the song is taken from.
- Page 40 shows the credits of Bundle Of Hiss, in which Tad Doyle does not appear. However, Tad Doyle can be seen on the band photo.
- Page 44 lists current band activities of musicians appearing on the compilation. Dan Peters, back then a member of Bundle Of Hiss (see page 40), is not listed. Instead Steve Turner appears on the list, although he does not appear on the compilation as a musician. Both are members of Mudhoney.
Packaging:
Deluxe 28-track double CD with 4-page booklet and 44-page outsize booklet featuring extensive sleevenotes, exclusive photos, band profiles and interviews, all housed in a slipcase.
©&℗ Soul Jazz Records 2014.
1-1: Recorded 1995 at Pedernales-Spicewood, Texas. Previously released on .
1-2: Previously released on .
1-3: Recorded 1991 at The Music Source, Seattle WA, remastered in 2014 at Atlantic West Studios, Dover Plains NY.
1-4: Recorded 1992 at Egg Studios, Seattle WA. The song is actually by Wicker Biscuit and incorrectly credited to Saucer. Both bands share more or less identical lineups. Previously released on .
1-5: Previously released on .
1-6: Recorded 1993 at Fairhaven Studio, Bellingham, WA, mixed in 1993 at Egg Studios. Previously released on .
1-7: Recorded 1989 at Dogfish Studio, Portland OR. Produced 1993. Previously released on .
1-8: Recorded 1991 at The Music Source, Seattle WA, remastered in 2014 at Atlantic West Studios, Dover Plains NY. Previously released on C/Z sampler . Nubbin full length was planed for Fall 1992, but never released.
1-9: Recorded in 1996 at Vagrant Studios, Seattle WA.
1-10: Recorded in 1985 in Jack Endino's basement. Straight to reel-to-reel Tascam 4-track machine. Previously self-released on the 1985 cassette "The Ones".
1-11: Recorded in 1993 at AVAST! Studio and the Music Source, Seattle WA. Engineered in 1993.
1-12: Recorded in 1992 at Dogfish Studios, Newberg OR. Produced in 1992. Previously released on .
1-13: Recorded in 1987 in Brians's Mum's Basement to four track. Previously self-released on "Yellow Snow I to X.
1-14: Recorded and mixed in 1990 at The Music Source, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-1: Recorded at Audio Designs, Seattle WA. Engeneered and mixed in 1988. Salvaged in 2014.
2-2: Recorded 1995 at Pedernales-Spicewood, Texas. Previously released on .
2-3: Recorded in 1992 at Dogfish Studios, Newberg OR. Produced in 1992. Previously released on .
2-4: Recorded in 1987 at ESP Studios, Bellevue WA. Mastered at Rainbow Records, Vancouver BC. Previously released on .
2-5: Produced and Engineered in 1994. Mastered in 2009 at BlastMasters. Self-released in 2009 on the CDEP "Return Of The World Joker". Sold at shows opening for All (2).
2-6: Recorded at Space Brother's Studio, Seattle WA. Produced in 2007. Previously released on .
2-7: Recorded at AVAST! Studio, Seattle WA. Engineered in 1996. Previously released on .
2-8: Recorded at AVAST! Studio, Seattle WA. Produced and engineered in 1992. Reengineered in 2014.
2-9: Produced and Engineered in 1994. Mastered in 2009 at BlastMasters. Self-released in 2009 on the CDEP "Return Of The World Joker". Sold at shows opening for All (2).
2-10: Recorded in 1986 at Crown Meat, Tacoma WA in an office at a meat-packing plant.
2-11: Recorded in Dec. 1991. Produced, recorded and mixed at Wedgewood One Studios, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-12: No further infos.
2-13: Recorded in 1992 at Egg Studios, Seattle WA. Previously released on .
2-14: Recorded in 1989 at Reciprocal Recording, Seattle WA. Mixed in 1989 at Shadowland Studios, Montana WA and in Aberdeen WA. Previously released in 2012 on (and not unreleased anymore as stated in the booklet).
Booklet:
- Page 24 portraits the band Saucer (3). However, the cover image shown is from Wicker Biscuit, another band from Bellingham, basically consisting of the same members as Saucer. Track 1-4 is indeed by Wicker Biscuit and taken from . Track 2-13 is by Saucer and taken from .
- Page 26 does not show a picture or a sleeve of the band Medelicious, but the front cover of the compilation , where the song is taken from.
- Page 40 shows the credits of Bundle Of Hiss, in which Tad Doyle does not appear. However, Tad Doyle can be seen on the band photo.
- Page 44 lists current band activities of musicians appearing on the compilation. Dan Peters, back then a member of Bundle Of Hiss (see page 40), is not listed. Instead Steve Turner appears on the list, although he does not appear on the compilation as a musician. Both are members of Mudhoney.
Packaging:
Deluxe 28-track double CD with 4-page booklet and 44-page outsize booklet featuring extensive sleevenotes, exclusive photos, band profiles and interviews, all housed in a slipcase.
©&℗ Soul Jazz Records 2014.
Barcode – 5026328202860
Rights Society – BMI
Rights Society – BMI