Various Artists-The Parkland Pride LP (1991)

Artist: Various Artists

A1 The Parkland Singers
 Parkland Pride

A2 
Apple Maggot Quarantine Area

 Ricks

A3 Nonoxynol 9– Handcramping

A4 
Barbie 

Jim Belushi


B3 Leviathan
 March Of The Weed

B4 Joe
 Joe's Not Home

Title: The Parkland Pride LP

Label: Meat Records

Format: 7"

Cat:  COOP-001

Year of Release:1991

Country and Year of Edition: US 1991 324 of 650

Sell Price: $2.99 11/27/22  VG+/VG+

Discogs Last Sold: 6.22/22 $1.00 NM/VG+

Low:$1.00

Median: $2.58

Average: $2.82

High: $6.70

Current low price: $2.76

Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 6

Have/Want: 55/16

Where Sold: Modesto, CA

Time it took to sell:  8 years

Where and When Purchased: Allston, MA In Your Ear $2.99 sticker still on it early 90's

Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: B

Sad To See It Go: No

Early 90's kitchen sink Seattle scene comp on a Tacoma label in it's 650 pressing splendor.  Take the band Apple Maggot Quarantine Area.  The vocalist Bob Bulgrien went on to be in the much more famous Seaweed.  Nonoxynol 9 due a bit of instrumental Surf Rock.  The side wraps with a real honest to God groupie and her story of Jim Belushi.

The B-side opener "Times Too Tight" also has the Bulgrien/Seaweed connection.  This particular track was good straight forward  buzzsaw punk.  For me this was the best of the lot.  Like a super stripped Husker Du.  Probably the best track of the record as far as memorable songs go , since it was going through my head after a listen.  Smasher Garden was a bit of meandering butt metal.  Leviathan's "March of the Weed" was a bit better and also memorable.  Kinda reminds me of Children In Adult Jails.  The band more than the practice.  Then you get an outro answering machine message.

A conceptually adequate release.
 

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