Just a few files that I felt like sharing. This stuff will rotate from time to time. I don't have a whole ton of bandwidth available, but I'm happy to share what I have.

Everclear - "Deep In, Empty Out"
In their efforts to get a record deal in 1994, Everclear shopped around a set of demos that included two tracks that eventually made it onto Sparkle and Fade, one track that appeared as a b-side, and an otherwise unreleased song called "Deep In, Empty Out". An MP3 of this song has been circulating for a few years, but I went back to the source and remastered it for greater clarity.

FaultSide - "Hysteria in Vain"
For the past couple of years, there's been a trend in the (particularly British) underground called "mash-ups" or "bastard pop". Basically, people take the music from one song and the vocals from another and combine them to make a "new" song. I've taken an unusual interest to the genre lately, even if I'm not particularly a fan of the dance-based scene it's based within. This one is a rock mashup, combining Muse's "Hysteria" and The Clash's "Train in Vain". It kinda sounds like The Clash gone goth. Link: [FaultSide]

GHP - "Karma in the Life"
For a better example of a good mash-up, check out this one, a combination of The Beatles' "A Day in the Life" and Radiohead's "Karma Police". GHP is one of the best mash-up artists in the scene. Link: [Go Home Productions]

Nirvana Radio Spot 11/29/93
This was the radio commercial that was used to advertise the Nirvana show at the Omni in Atlanta on 11/29/93. If it matters, I think I taped it on the 27th. Unfortunately, I had to be back at school that Monday (it was Thanksgiving weekend), and couldn't make the show. So I missed my only real chance to see the band. I occasionally played this on my college radio shift in the fall of 1994, just to see if anyone was paying attention.

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