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Cheater Slicks – Skidmarks
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Artist……………: Cheater Slicks
Album…………….: Skidmarks
Genre…………….: Rock
Source……………: CD
Year……………..: 1998
Ripper……………: Asus CD-S520
Codec…………….: LAME 3.98
Version…………..: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality…………..: Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 288kbps)
Channels………….: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags……………..: ID3 v2.3
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:03:58) Cheater Slicks – Dark Night
2. (00:03:52) Cheater Slicks – Please Give Me Something
3. (00:05:01) Cheater Slicks – Rollercoaster
4. (00:08:26) Cheater Slicks – Flashback
5. (00:03:55) Cheater Slicks – On Your Knees
6. (00:07:10) Cheater Slicks – Run Away From You
7. (00:05:57) Cheater Slicks – Weirdo On A Train
8. (00:03:38) Cheater Slicks – Sad Guitar
9. (00:01:25) Cheater Slicks – Hunch
10. (00:02:16) Cheater Slicks – Been Had
11. (00:03:41) Cheater Slicks – I Won’T Last Another Day
12. (00:04:32) Cheater Slicks – Bruno’s Night Out
13. (00:03:12) Cheater Slicks – Chaos
14. (00:04:02) Cheater Slicks – Lost Inside
15. (00:03:41) Cheater Slicks – Can It Be
16. (00:03:10) Cheater Slicks – Destination Lovely
17. (00:03:09) Cheater Slicks – Gold-Diger
18. (00:04:12) Cheater Slicks – Murder
Playing Time………: 01:15:19
Total Size………..: 156.09 MB
Compilation info
Allmusic: As indicated by the title, Skidmarks is indeed a collection of rarities, but most come from Cheater Slicks’ hard-to-find first recording. So really it’s On Your Knees, originally released by Gawdawful Records in 1989, plus several bonus tracks (“Why” is the only song missing from the original LP). Not that a re-release in new clothes is such a bad thing — far from it, in fact. Fans of Cheater Slicks are sure to dig this down-and-dirty helping of “garbage rock.” For those less familiar with the band, however, it isn’t the best place to start. These aren’t their greatest hits after all, so much as their earliest hits — or “vintage spew,” to borrow their own term. Likely to be of greatest interest to aficionados are the opening four tracks, including a slow-motion rendition of the 13th Floor Elevators’ “Rollercoaster,” all of which come from their very first recording — also from 1989 — which was never released. These Alpo sessions feature Allen Paulino (ex-the Real Kids) on bass. The remaining selections include four from a 1992 WMBR radio session and a 1994 demo (“Lost Inside,” originally intended for 1995’s Don’t Like You). The self-effacing liner notes are as helpful as they are humorous (Cheater Slicks have been touring “intrusively,” these tracks represent several “millstones” of their career, etc.).