1. |
Glitter Eyed Girl
03:16
|
|||
|
You can wear it on your hair, you can wear it on your eyes
Don't tell anybody here, cos you know that's no surprise
Cos you know that you're never the same as you,
And you know that you're never ever new,
And you know that you're always self assured,
Cos you always use those dirty words.
You can smell it on her feet, you can see it in her toes,
You know that she's full of shit cos she's got one in her nose,
But you know that you're never the same as him,
And you know that you never ever win,
And you know that you're always self assured,
Cos you always use those dirty words.
Getting Drunk, and hanging around,
If you hear me, keep your ears firm on the ground.
You can wear it on your hair, you can wear it on your eyes
Don't tell anybody here, cos you know that's no surprise
Cos you know that you're never the same as him,
And you know that you never ever win,
And you know that i'm always self-assured,
Cos i'll never use those dirty words.
Getting Drunk, and hanging around,
If you hear me, keep your ears firm on the ground.
|
||||
2. |
theUNKNOWN
03:23
|
|||
3. |
||||
4. |
||||
5. |
Boredom
01:38
|
|||
6. |
Dog
02:15
|
|||
7. |
My Blue Tracksuit
02:29
|
|||
8. |
Song 4 Barry
03:11
|
|||
GRAMPS Port Fairy, Australia
GRAMPS started in a shed in Port Fairy circa 1995, and progressed to a self-funded album recorded locally in 1998, which gave birth to a wealth of local classics, including 'Glitter-Eyed Girl,' which won Triple J's Unearthed competition for the Warrnambool region. The group disbanded in 99 to pursue other commitments, but are now back 13 years later with their remaining 90s songs on a new record. ... more
If you like GRAMPS, you may also like:
Jagged post-punk from Sydney captures the sound of the ’70s in its acute angled guitars and detacted vocals.
go to album
Spetters / RA!D
by Spetters & RA!D
A terrific split cassette from two promising young indie bands, this is one part melody, one part fury.
go to album
Bluesy protopunk in the great Detroit tradition by the city's own the Stools, with dashes of the Stooges, Negative Approach, and the Gories.
go to album
The latest from Woodstock quartet the Bobby Lees is grimy and passionate old school rock and roll with a streak of glammy theatrics.
go to album
Another record of solidly uplifting punk-pop from the New York DIY band.
go to album
Upchuck / In Your Mind
by Upchuck
Rip-roaring punk rock from Atlanta tackles racism and discrimination over blistering riffs.
go to album
R.M.F.C., the brainchild of 18-year-old musician Buz Clatworthy, lands a punk-rock one-two punch.
go to album
