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High Fly Graveyard (1992) [Shrimper, SHR32, Cassette]

A1. Mutiplication Rock - "Zero"
A2. The Extra Glenns - Badger Song"
A3. Diskothi-Q - "Pork Chop"
A4. Will Simmons - "50 Miles"
A5. Junket - "That's What You Always Say"
A6. Ah Bus - "Here With Me"
A7. Massengil - "Par Four"

B1. Will Simmons - "Poked In The 3rd Eye"
B2. Diskothi-Q - "Bad Apples"
B3. Ah Bus - "Fisherman's Friend"
B4. Junket - "Tiresome"
B5. Massengil - "Premature Cheese"
B6. The Extra Glenns - "That"
B7. Multiplication Rock - "oo (Infinity)"

This comp featured two songs each by the following outfits:

• The Extra Glenns (Glenn D. and Glenn B.)
• Diskothi-Q
• Will Simmons, who ran Bees Make Honey
• Junket - Mike Masatsugu, Greg Semancik, Tom Duda, Steve Folta
• Ah Bus - An alias of The Ah Club which was Carol Paine and Aubrey Brengelman
• Massengil - Amy Maloof, Kristi Engle, and Craig Bunce. Would have loved a CD compilation of their output like Junket got
• The tracks labeled "Multiplication Rock" are just Schoolhouse Rock clips with their speed manipulated

These songs were compiled to CD comp-of-comps Abridged Perversion.:

• "Badger Song" by the Extra Glenns
• "Premature Cheese" by Massengil
• "50 Miles" by Will Simmons
• "Tiresome" by Junket
• "Pork Chop" by Diskothi-Q
• "Fisherman's Friend" by Ah Bus

Individual song notes:

• "That's What You Always Say" is a Dream Syndicate cover
• This recording of "Bad Apples" is the same recording as track 9 of Diskothi-Q cassette Delicious, Homemade
• This recording of "Tiresome" appears to be the same recording that appears on Junket compilation CD S.F. Claremont Hi

Side A ends with a Bangles song dubbed in.

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