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Ode to TKO's Punch Drunk Vol. 1; Part 2 ... standing by my previous praise but saving you all the blah blah blah, well, mostly. I purposely omitted one band from my list of wonderful new finds with this precious little gem. Pack Your Bags by The Bodies became quite the anthem around my pad and had me fixin' for more. Unfortunately for me, The Bodies had just about run their course at this point and TKO Records was more or less in the rearview mirror. I was able to pick up their TKO releases pretty quickly but it would be a few more years before I would complete my collection with their re-issued CDs, Hostage 7", compilation cuts and related early material. Now what can I say about The Bodies for anyone in the dark? From the ashes of The Cadavers ... hardly a stretch and in no way re-inventing the wheel, simply put this outfit is west coast Ramones worship! Pop Punk means a many thing to many people, so let's not call it that. However, these lads blow bubblegum hooks at breakneck speed, rarely count passed three, and leave a shit-eating grin plastered upon my face every spin! I would tell you about their specific releases but no need, they're all included in this special collection. Got Some Product is The Bodies' complete discography and includes The Cadavers demos, Radio Records, TKO, and Hostage Records material, plus the final 7" released in 2010.
All tracks restored and/or remastered for your listening pleasure.



The Bodies - Got Some Product [Discography] (PukeGreenPinto CGS2X-PGPR-1002)


101 - The Cadavers - 1993 - Tell Me A Lie (Self Released Cassette Demo)
102 - The Cadavers - 1993 - Population Destroyed (Self Released Cassette Demo)
103 - The Cadavers - 1993 - Fire In The Hole (Self Released Cassette Demo)
104 - The Cadavers - 1993 - This Country (Self Released Cassette Demo)
105 - The Cadavers - 1993 - 1-2-F-U (Self Released Cassette Demo)
106 - The Cadavers - 1993 - Bad Kids (Self Released Cassette Demo)
107 - The Cadavers - 1993 - Never Called [D-Sides Compilation] (Modern Action LP MAR-020) {rel;2015}
108 - The Bodies - 1997 - Addicted To You (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
109 - The Bodies - 1997 - What's She Gonna Do (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
110 - The Bodies - 1997 - Radio (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
111 - The Bodies - 1997 - West End Kids (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;2004}
112 - The Bodies - 1997 - Left, Right (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;2004}
113 - The Bodies - 1997 - I Gotta Go (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;2004}
114 - The Bodies - 1997 - Suicide (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;2004}
115 - The Bodies - 1997 - Punk Rock Prom Queen (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
116 - The Bodies - 1997 - Fighting To The Beat (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
117 - The Bodies - 1997 - 1-2-3 (Radio CD RR#07) (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;1999}
118 - The Bodies - 1997 - Down On The Blvd. (Radio CD RR#16) {rel;2004}
119 - The Bodies - 1998 - Suicide [2nd Version] (TKO 7" Round 06)
120 - The Bodies - 1998 - Left, Right [2nd Version] (TKO 7" Round 06)
121 - The Bodies - 1998 - West End Kids [2nd Version] (TKO 7" Round 06)
122 - The Bodies - 1998 - Baby, That's Alright [The Kids COVER] (TKO 7" Round 06)
123 - The Bodies - 1998 - Street Trooper (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}
124 - The Bodies - 1998 - (Take You Out) Tonite (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}
125 - The Bodies - 1998 - Fly The Flag (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}


201 - The Bodies - 1998 - Justice (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}
202 - The Bodies - 1998 - Drunk Tank (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}
203 - The Bodies - 1998 - Just A Memory (Vulture Rock VOLT-57) (TKO CD Round 72) {rel;2000}
204 - The Bodies - 1999 - White Trash (TKO CD Round 20)
205 - The Bodies - 1999 - I'm Alright (TKO CD Round 20)
206 - The Bodies - 1999 - Tonight (TKO CD Round 20)
207 - The Bodies - 1999 - Down To The Beach (TKO CD Round 20)
208 - The Bodies - 1999 - Pack Your Bags (TKO CD Round 20)
209 - The Bodies - 1999 - Got Some Product (TKO CD Round 20)
210 - The Bodies - 1999 - California Republic (TKO CD Round 20)
211 - The Bodies - 1999 - Pity (TKO CD Round 20)
212 - The Bodies - 1999 - Blue Skies (TKO CD Round 20)
213 - The Bodies - 1999 - Fight 'Til Victory (TKO CD Round 20)
214 - The Bodies - 1999 - Down The Drain (TKO CD Round 20)
215 - The Bodies - 1999 - Bodies (TKO CD Round 20)
216 - The Bodies - 2000 - Innocent [Punch Drunk Vol. 2] (TKO Round CD 60) {rel;2001}
217 - The Bodies - 2000 - Rob A Bank [The Hostage Situation Compilation] (Hostage CD HR-022)
218 - The Bodies - 2000 - Hup-Two-Hey (Hostage 7" HR-024)
219 - The Bodies - 2000 - Addicted Generation (Hostage 7" HR-024)
220 - The Bodies - 2000 - Angel Of Hollywood (Hostage 7" HR-024)
221 - The Bodies - 2000 - Weekend Nights [D-Sides Compilation] (Modern Action LP MAR-020) {rel;2015}
222 - The Bodies - 2002 - Wolfboy [Battle For The Airwaves Vol. 2] (Radio 7" RR#13)
223 - The Bodies - 2010 - Angel On The Nine (Modern Action MAR-003) (No Front Teeth 7" NFTR-075)
224 - The Bodies - 2010 - Open Your Eyes (Modern Action MAR-003) (No Front Teeth 7" NFTR-075)


GSP


NOTES:
tracklisting reflects the order of recording sessions, rather than order of release.

tracks 101-107 - recorded at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 1993
tracks 108-118 - recorded by Roger Tschann at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 1997
tracks 119-122 - recorded by Randy Burk at Stout Recording Studio in San Francisco, CA. Oct. 1997
tracks 123-203 - recorded by Roger Tschann at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 1998
tracks 204-215 - recorded by Randy Burk at Stout Recording Studio in San Francisco, CA. Oct. 1998
tracks 216-221 - recorded by Roger Tschann at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 2000
track 222 - recorded by Roger Tschann at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 2002
tracks 223+224 - recorded by Roger Tschann at Grizzly (Sound) Studios in Petaluma, CA. 2010

tracks 101-107 - written and produced by The Cadavers
tracks 108-121,123-224 - written and produced by The Bodies
track 122 written by Ludo Mariman and originally performed by THE KIDS



The Cadavers [1993-1996]
Bass - Scott Meredith
Drums - Harley Arnold
Guitar - Nate
Guitar - Colin
Vocals - Tannia
Vocals [Lead] - Abe Cyphers


The Bodies [1996-2002/2010]
Bass - Scott Meredith
Drums - Harley Arnold
Guitar - John Armitage
Guitar - Morgan Grimm (2000+)
Vocals - Abe Cyphers


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