Satan039s Cheerleaders - Infinity (24 tracks) +Album Reviews

Search - Satan's Cheerleaders :: Infinity

Satan's Cheerleaders
Infinity
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Cotton Fields - Satan's Cheerleaders, Ledbetter, Huddie
2. Lysergia - Satan's Cheerleaders, Traditional
3. I'm Damned - Satan's Cheerleaders, Traditional
4. Genocide Utopia - Satan's Cheerleaders, Chapman
5. Tribute to Elvis - Satan's Cheerleaders, Chapman
6. Devil's Drag '89 - Satan's Cheerleaders, Purkheiser, Eric
7. Born Losers - Satan's Cheerleaders, Allen
8. She's My Witch - Satan's Cheerleaders, Tyler, Kip
9. Satan (Theme) - Satan's Cheerleaders, Hatcher, Harley
10. Lost Highway - Satan's Cheerleaders, Payne, Leon
11. Black Dahlia - Satan's Cheerleaders, Chapman
12. Gloomy Sunday - Satan's Cheerleaders, Seress, Rezso
13. November 22, 1963 - Satan's Cheerleaders, Asheton
14. Devil's Angels - Satan's Cheerleaders, Allen
15. T-Bird Twist - Satan's Cheerleaders, Griigori, Brian
16. We're Already Immortal - Satan's Cheerleaders, Griigori, Brian
17. How Does That Grab Ya, Darlin' - Satan's Cheerleaders, Hazlewood, Lee
18. I've Got Levitation - Satan's Cheerleaders, Hall, Tommy
19. Roller Coaster - Satan's Cheerleaders, Erickson, Roky
20. Outer Limits - Satan's Cheerleaders, Traditional
21. Starter/Infanticide - Satan's Cheerleaders, Griigori, Brian
22. Panic - Satan's Cheerleaders, Griigori, Brian
23. Angry Generation - Satan's Cheerleaders, Hazlewood, Lee
24. Train to Satanville - Satan's Cheerleaders, Traditional

CD Details

All Artists: Satan's Cheerleaders
Title: Infinity
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sympathy 4 the R.I.
Original Release Date: 7/12/1994
Re-Release Date: 7/14/1994
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 790276030824

CD Reviews

Incredible Garage - Comprises Everything Cool

09/06/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an amazing record. For anyone who likes the Cramps, the Thirteenth Floor Elevators or the Velvet Underground, Satan's Cheerleaders make all of that seem like childs-play. They are a great noisy band that defy categorization. Their music is very sixties sounding, they must use vintage equipment. There are songs with Vampira singing that only existed on obscure vinyl releases. This record is so great, it is the definitive Satans's Cheerleaders recording"