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Introduction
Rock & Roll Singer
Luck
Cool Manchu
Alright
Saddletramp
Santa Rita High
Seventeen Poles
Thinkin' Out Loud
Hi Ya
Glad, Damn Glad
Dirt Roads, Dead Ends, & Dust
Creepy Jackalope Eye
That's Rock & Roll
Gold Top
"US Patent Pending Fake Encore"
Cowboy Song
Born With A Tail
"...a real encore"
She's My Bitch
What Love Is

Paid 4:00
Creepy Jackalope Eye 3:50
Then I'm Gone 3:26
Breaking Honey's Heart 2:45
Rock N Roll Records (Ain't Seeling This Year) 2:32
Rock Your Ass 2:39
Evil Powers of Rock N Roll 3:39
Dirt Road, Dead Ends, & Dust 4:00
Supersuckers Drive By Blues 2:52
Luck 3:45
Coattail Rider 2:05
Bloody Mary Morning 10:16
How to Maximize Your Kill Count 3:42
Supersuckers 3:06
Fake Encore 1:23
Pretty Fucked Up 3:31

Track Listing:
Paid
I Like It All, Man
Breaking Honey's Heart
Shake It Off
Pretty Fucked Up
Rock Your Ass
A Good Night For My Drinking
The Fight Song
Bruises To Prove It
Rock-N-Roll Records Ain't Selling This Year
Gato Negro
Flying Into The Mid-Day Sun
End Of An Era
Then I'm Gone
Team Man
Call It Christmas Time

Sleepy Vampire Eddie Spaghetti
I Don't Wanna Know 2:17 Eddie Spaghetti
All Along 2:29 Eddie Spaghetti
Some People Say 3:31 Eddie Spaghetti
Killer Weed 5:25 Eddie Spaghetti

Track List:

Peace In The Valley
Best Of All Possible Worlds
Bottom Dollar
Little Ol' Wine Drinker Me
I Don't Want To Lose You Yet
Sea Of Heartbreak
Cocaine Blues
Sleepy Vampire
Drivin' Nails In My Coffin
Killer Weed
Born With A Tail

This is the gig that started it all for me as a solo act. Doing these shows at the now defunct Barge Inn was where I cut my teeth, getting to know the ropes of doing it on my own. Recording this particular show was the brainchild of one Mr. David Fisher, who brought in a modest recording unit to one of these now infamous occasions and the document is here for your enjoyment. Listening to these tracks takes me back - back to the beginning of something special - the beginning of Eddie Spaghetti, lone wolf, renegade troubadour, doin' it on his own because, well because he can. And having the incredibly tasty licks provided by none other than the amazing Rontrose Heathman doesn't hurt this recording none either! So pony up and get this show while you can. It's an awesome time capsule and a good time all the way around.

Track List:

Good Livin’
View From Here
Drug Store
Breakin’ The Law
Unwanted Man
Ambition
Born To Cry
Gates of Steel
Lightning Bar Blues
Evil Runs Free
I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
Mudhead

Track List:

The Man Who Had It All (Featuring Marcus Durant)
Rock Your Ass
Pretty Fucked Up
Goodbye

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20 years? Is that even possible? I mean, name something you've been doing, voluntarily, for 20 years. Can you even do that? It really doesn't feel like it's been even five years of doing this, much less twenty. Well, like it or not, it has been 20 full years of hanging out with pretty much the same bunch of guys, doing roughly the same thing, every day, every night and there's no end in sight. The night that these songs were recorded was pretty much like any other night in our lives.
Except it wasn't.
We were there to celebrate our existence. To go chronologically through our repertoire and bring it to a sold out house at the fabulous Showbox in downtown Seattle, where we cut our teeth for the last 20 years. I mean, how long could it take to run through our history (or at least touch on most of the highlights)? Well, it turns out it took us about two and a half hours. That's right, there is about two and a half hours of glorious Supersuckers mayhem right here. Warts and all. And I'd be lying if I said there weren't any warts here to be heard, because you don't get through two and a half hours on stage without hitting a few clams along the way. But that's all part of the fun. It's the Supersuckers after all, not the Seattle Philharmonic, so what do you expect? Perfection? Well, in it's own way that's what's represented here in this recording - that perfectly imperfect moment, where everything is wrong and it feels so right. Where anything that can go wrong, does and yet it still works.
Somehow, someway, after twenty years we still got it...
So here's to the next twenty!
That what I'm talking about...
-Eddie Spaghetti,
Rock Guy

The first release on our new label, Mid-Fi this was never intended to be released, these songs are our first recordings as a four piece. Recorded in October of 1990 to see if we needed to find a “lead singer”, I sometimes still wish we would have. A great time capsule of a band finding it’s sound. Bonus tracks include “I say Fuck” “Luck” and “Second Cousin”.

Track List:
1. Alright
2. Sadletramp
3. Poor
4. Burnin' Up
5. Gravity Kills
6. Sex and Outrage
7. What Love Is
8. Junk
9. Four Stroke
10. Girl I Know
11. Luck
12. I Say Fuck
13. Second Cousin
14. Razzmanazz

Track List

1. Intro
2. That Is Rock N Roll
3. Rock N Roll Records (Ain’t Selling This Year)
4. Rock Your Ass
5. Paid
6. Luck
7. Anything Else
8. Bad Bad Bad
9. Evil Powers of Rock N Roll
10. Caliente
11. Sleepy Vampire
12. What It Takes
13. Mud Head
14. Fisticuffs
15. Supersucker Drive By Blues
16. Roadworn and Weary
17. Creepy Jackalope Eye
18. When I Go (I’m Gone)
19. Bloody Mary Morning
20. Pretty Fucked Up
21. How To Maximize Your Kill Count
22. Goodbye
23. Fake Encore (Patent Pending)
24. Cowboy Song
25. Born With a Tail

Black Supersuckers -

Recorded for potential release on Sub-Pop Records, these were some of our very first recordings. Featuring the talents of our lead singer at the time, the very charismatic Eric Martin (R.I.P. brother, we sure do miss you!), these tracks have a distinctly different feel than what we became. Especially "Dance On It" and "Dirt" which weren't recorded for Sub-Pop, they were actually recorded in Tucson sometime in late '88 before we left for Seattle and show a band that still had a way to go before finding it's true voice. Still, they're interesting time capsules of 1988. As for the Sub-Pop demos, I can't recall why exactly they never were released at the time. I know we were in a bit of disarray as to whether or not we were going to keep our lead singer and the years have washed away my memory of how that all went down. I do know however that these tracks were recorded by Jack Endino at Reciprocal Recording here in Seattle sometime in late '89.
And, man, do they take me back... I hope you enjoy the trip, 20 years back, as much as I do... Eddie Spaghetti

Track Listing:

1. Dance On It
2. Dirt
3. Black Supersucker Rock (Extended Version)
4. Four Stroke
5. Blow You Away
6. Girl I Know
7. Uncle Jim
8. Junk
9. Mudhead
10. Wake Me When It's Over
11. Girl I Know (Acoustic Version)
12. Monkey
13. Black Supersucker Rock (Reprise)