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Best of the Worst: 93–97

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Best of the Worst: 93–97
Compilation album by
Oblivians
ReleasedSeptember 28, 1999
Recorded1994 – February 15, 1997
GenreGarage rock
LabelSympathy for the Record Industry
Oblivians chronology
...Play 9 Songs with Mr Quintron
(1997) 		Best of the Worst: 93–97
(1999) 		Melissa's Garage Revisited
(1999)
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Best of the Worst: 93–97 is a two LP/CD compilation album by Memphis garage-rock band, the Oblivians. It was released on September 28, 1999 by Sympathy for the Record Industry. The album features career-spanning and previously unreleased Oblivians rarities, B-sides, and live cuts. The liner notes, chronicling the band's roots, formation, and various anecdotes, were written by '68 Comeback founder Jeffrey Evans. [1]

Track listing

  1. "Siamese Purse" (Memphis Studio, 1995) - 2:24
  2. "Alcoholic" (Home Studio, 1994) - 1:52
  3. "Indian in Me" (Memphis Studio, 1995) - 3:07
  4. "Tear Drop for You" (Home Studio, 1994) - 2:57
  5. "Bald Headed Woman" (Memphis Studio, 1995) - 1:55
  6. "Peepin' & Hidin'" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 3:08
  7. "Don't Haunt Me" (Easley Studio, 1995) - 3:11
  8. "I Got Something to Say" (Easley Studio, 1995) - 1:27
  9. "Lady, Oh Lady" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 2:24
  10. "Roadrunner" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 3:03
  11. "Hey Ma, Look at Sis" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 2:14
  12. "Talk To Me" (Joe Seneca Cover) (Easley Studio, 1995) - 3:20
  13. "Robot Blues" (Easley Studio, 1995) - 2:24
  14. "Locomotion" (Live In Hambug, 1995) - 2:11
  15. "Oh, How To Do" (Monks Cover) (Live In Oxford, Ms 1995) - 2:39
  16. "Shut My Mouth" (Live In Hamburg, 1995) - 2:08
  17. "Losing Hand" (Royal Pendletons Cover) (Live In Hamburg, 1995) - 2:34
  18. "Pill Popper Part I & II" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 4:04
  19. "Live the Life" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 3:54
  20. "Alone Again Or" (Love Cover) (Live On WEVL, 1993) - 3:21
  21. "Kick Your Ass" (Live In Oxford, Ms 1995) - 1:37
  22. "Mad Lover" (Live In Hamburg, 1995) - 1:37
  23. "Blew My Cool" (Live On WMFU, 1997) - 1:54
  24. "Never Change" (Live In Hamburg, 1995) - 3:29
  25. "Everybody But Me" (Easley Studio, 1995) - 1:45

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