01. Die Bitch
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
From “Feel Good About Your Body” EP, SHOV 1.
The first thing Pussy Galore ever did; we practiced twice before this session. For HC Rebellion, Julie read from the letters section of ‘Maximum Rock ‘n Roll’. Recorded in somebody’s living room. Oct. 14, ’85”
02. HC Rebellion
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
From “Feel Good About Your Body” EP, SHOV 1.
The first thing Pussy Galore ever did; we practiced twice before this session. For HC Rebellion, Julie read from the letters section of ‘Maximum Rock ‘n Roll’. Recorded in somebody’s living room. Oct. 14, ’85”
03. Contant Pain
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
From “Feel Good About Your Body” EP, SHOV 1.
The first thing Pussy Galore ever did; we practiced twice before this session. For HC Rebellion, Julie read from the letters section of ‘Maximum Rock ‘n Roll’. Recorded in somebody’s living room. Oct. 14, ’85”
04. Car Fantasy
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Feel Good About Your Body” EP, SHOV 1.
The first thing Pussy Galore ever did; we practiced twice before this session. For HC Rebellion, Julie read from the letters section of ‘Maximum Rock ‘n Roll’. Recorded in somebody’s living room. Oct. 14, ’85”
05. Fuck You, Man
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
Writer: Carfritz
“From the unauthorized “Oven Bait” cassette, ACR 007
featuring Peter Hayes on lead guitar and Tom Smith and Dave Hair on Metal. Dec 6, ’85”
06. No Count Solo
Writers: Ty Wagner and the Scotchmen
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“One of the first rehearsals with Neil. Dec 27, ’85”
07. Why Would I Say It to You
Writer: Ludd
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
08. Groovy Phone
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
Live at the Bone Club, San Antonio TX
“Featuring a sick Tom Smith on metal. Jan 18, ’86”
09. Shit Rain
Writers: Pussy Galore
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
10. Don’t Give a Fuck About You
Writer: Jon Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“Rehearsal (some of 10 is live at DC Space, Wash DC)
Featuring Tom Raferty on metal. Mar ’86”
11. Soundcheck
Writers: Traditional/Wray
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“Hung Jury Pub, Wash DC. Mar 16, ’86”
12. D.M.P.
Writers: Pussy Galore
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“”Groovy Hate Fuck” rehearsal; some of this was mixed into the end of DEAD MEAT. Mar ’86”
13. Teen Pussy Power
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
Metal: Tom Raferty
Tambourine: Cristina
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
TEEN PUSSY POWER was recorded with a single microphone stuck in a funnel to try and get that Crypt Records “Back From The Grave” sound (Pussy Galore always recorded live). In the spirit of that original intent, this track has been mastered from a copy of the “GHF” record.
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
14. You Look Like a Jew
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
Broken Glass: Rick Hall
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
15. Cunt Tease
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
16. Just Wanna Die
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
17. Dead Meat
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
18. Kill Yourself
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
19. Asshole
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
Recorded at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room studio, Arlington VA. Mar 25-26, ’86”
20. Spit ‘N Shit
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Drums/Metal: John Hammill
“From “Groovy Hate Fuck” EP, SHOV 2
SPIT ‘N SHIT (the record’s uncredited bonus song) was recorded live at the Fallout Shelter, Raleigh NC.”
21. Turd on the Run
Writers: Jagger/Richards
Published: Colgems-EMI Music, Inc. ASCAP
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From the “Exile On Main St.” cassette, SHOV 3
Pussy Galore moved to New York City in June of ’86. John Hammill stayed behind and was replaced by Bob Bert. With Bob came the introduction of a drum kit that incorporated pieces of metal (street signs, automative springs, the gas tank from a large American-built car, and later, Steve Albini’s cock ring) thereby eliminating the need for some extra person to bang on things and solidifying the PG sound. “Exile” was done as a sort of gag response to Sonic Youth’s often-stated intent to cover the Beatles’ White Album. Neil knew the Stones’ “Exile” well and was given the task of interpreting the record and teaching it to the rest of us. Neil would present a song to the band, we would play it a few times, then lay it down. In this manner the entire album was recorded in sequence. By side three everyone had gotten into the swing of it and we were not yet sick of the process. Recorded with the “Pussy Galore Mobile Unit,” a borrowed cassette 4-track, in the PG practice space, NYC, Aug 24-26, ’86.”
22. Ventilator Blues
Writers: Jagger/Richards
Published: Abko Music
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From the “Exile On Main St.” cassette, SHOV 3
Pussy Galore moved to New York City in June of ’86. John Hammill stayed behind and was replaced by Bob Bert. With Bob came the introduction of a drum kit that incorporated pieces of metal (street signs, automative springs, the gas tank from a large American-built car, and later, Steve Albini’s cock ring) thereby eliminating the need for some extra person to bang on things and solidifying the PG sound. “Exile” was done as a sort of gag response to Sonic Youth’s often-stated intent to cover the Beatles’ White Album. Neil knew the Stones’ “Exile” well and was given the task of interpreting the record and teaching it to the rest of us. Neil would present a song to the band, we would play it a few times, then lay it down. In this manner the entire album was recorded in sequence. By side three everyone had gotten into the swing of it and we were not yet sick of the process. Recorded with the “Pussy Galore Mobile Unit,” a borrowed cassette 4-track, in the PG practice space, NYC, Aug 24-26, ’86.”
23. Just Wanna See His Face
Writers: Jagger/Richards
Published: Colgems-EMI Music, Inc. ASCAP
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From the “Exile On Main St.” cassette, SHOV 3
Pussy Galore moved to New York City in June of ’86. John Hammill stayed behind and was replaced by Bob Bert. With Bob came the introduction of a drum kit that incorporated pieces of metal (street signs, automative springs, the gas tank from a large American-built car, and later, Steve Albini’s cock ring) thereby eliminating the need for some extra person to bang on things and solidifying the PG sound. “Exile” was done as a sort of gag response to Sonic Youth’s often-stated intent to cover the Beatles’ White Album. Neil knew the Stones’ “Exile” well and was given the task of interpreting the record and teaching it to the rest of us. Neil would present a song to the band, we would play it a few times, then lay it down. In this manner the entire album was recorded in sequence. By side three everyone had gotten into the swing of it and we were not yet sick of the process. Recorded with the “Pussy Galore Mobile Unit,” a borrowed cassette 4-track, in the PG practice space, NYC, Aug 24-26, ’86.”
24. Let It Loose
Writers: Jagger/Richards
Published: Colgems-EMI Music, Inc. ASCAP
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From the “Exile On Main St.” cassette, SHOV 3
Pussy Galore moved to New York City in June of ’86. John Hammill stayed behind and was replaced by Bob Bert. With Bob came the introduction of a drum kit that incorporated pieces of metal (street signs, automative springs, the gas tank from a large American-built car, and later, Steve Albini’s cock ring) thereby eliminating the need for some extra person to bang on things and solidifying the PG sound. “Exile” was done as a sort of gag response to Sonic Youth’s often-stated intent to cover the Beatles’ White Album. Neil knew the Stones’ “Exile” well and was given the task of interpreting the record and teaching it to the rest of us. Neil would present a song to the band, we would play it a few times, then lay it down. In this manner the entire album was recorded in sequence. By side three everyone had gotten into the swing of it and we were not yet sick of the process. Recorded with the “Pussy Galore Mobile Unit,” a borrowed cassette 4-track, in the PG practice space, NYC, Aug 24-26, ’86.”
25. Pretty Fuck Look
Writer: Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From “Pussy Gold 5000″ EP, BOR 12-010/SHOV 4
Recorded at Wharton Tiers’ Fun City studio, NYC. Sept 10, ’86”
26. Spin Out
Writer: Cafritz/Spencer
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From “Pussy Gold 5000″ EP, BOR 12-010/SHOV 4
Recorded at Wharton Tiers’ Fun City studio, NYC. Sept 10, ’86”
27. Walk
Writer: Hagerty
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From “Pussy Gold 5000″ EP, BOR 12-010/SHOV 4
This is the uncut, full-length version of WALK. Recorded at Wharton Tiers’ Fun City studio, NYC. Sept 10, ’86”
28. Get Out
Vocals/Guitar/Metal: Jon Spencer
Guitar/Vocals: Julia Cafritz
Guitar: Cristina
Guitar/Vocals: Neil Hagerty
Metal/Drums: Bob Bert
“From “Pussy Gold 5000″ EP, BOR 12-010/SHOV 4
Recorded at Wharton Tiers’ Fun City studio, NYC. Sept 10, ’86” |