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Scared Of Chaka - How To Lose - 1998 (U$A)

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    Track List:

    01. Up Comes My Supper
    02. Blow Out
    03. December
    04. Loaded
    05. How To Lose
    06. Plan B
    07. High Karate
     
    xhdrx, Jun 10, 2012
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    RECORD INFORMATION

    How To Lose
    Release Date : 1998

    Track B4 recorded live at the Launch Pad in Alb. N.M. Comes with an insert.
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    Scared Of Chaka Biography

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    Punk rock band from Alburqurque, New Mexico formed in 1993.

    Band members: Dave Hernandez (2), Ron Skrasek, Dameon Waggoner
    Band ex-members: , Gwen Stubbs, Jeffery Jones (2)
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    Scared Of Chaka were a punk rock band based in Albuquerque, New Mexico who formed in 1993 by guitarist/vocalist David Yanul Hernandez, bassist Dameon Waggoner, and drummer Jeff Jones who was later replaced by Ron Skrasek. The band played a Dickies inspired mix of garage and pop-punk, following in the footsteps of local Albuquerque act The Drags.

    Scared Of Chaka released a number of full lengths, 7" EPs, and split records throughout their career for labels like 702 Records, Empty Records, Dirtnap Records and Hopeless Records spin off Sub City Records. With the release of 2001's Crossing with Switchblades the band called it quits. David Hernandez now plays bass for The Shins.
    Disclaimer: this biography was gathered automatically through an external music database and could be inaccurate. We don't control the information found here.


    Label - Empty Records (US)
    American independent label based in Seattle, WA and later to Portland, OR.
    Empty Records added US to its name in 1996 after the split with the German branch with the release r4076023 (#350), continuing the old numbering but with the new catalog number MTR (instead of the old MT).
    The last release on the united branchs (Empty Records) was m395676, #334.
    In 2001, after the end of the lawsuit, since the release #387 (r2641377) changed officially name to Empty Records U.S. (while the German branch took the name 'l213614').
    They closed doors in 2007.

    History: originally founded 1984 in San Francisco, moved to Germany that same year, then relocated in 1987 to Seattle, Washington. From 1984 to 1996 they were partner with the German branch: Musical Tragedies, focusing on the music coming out of the Pacific NW, USA.

    Records produced by the US branch (Seattle office) in 1989-1996:
    MT-81 m270091 7"
    MT-93 The Accüsed - Hymns For The Deranged LP
    MT-94 r7936303 LP
    MT-99 m382362 7"
    MT-101 r1931038 7"
    MT-110 Gruntruck - Inside Yours CD
    MT-119 m1176120 7"
    MT-124 r3578232 7"
    MT-131 r1789497 7"
    MT-135 r1563641 7"
    MT-145 r2178247 LP
    MT-152 m320686 7"
    MT-156 r2535818 7"
    MT-157 r3787132 7"
    MT-159 r1892460 7"
    MT-160 r1671339 7"
    MT-161 r2524174 7"
    MT-162 r486754 CD
    MT-164 m1140356 7"
    MT-165 m745152 7"
    MT-166 r817726 7"
    MT-170 r2471532 7"
    MT-173 r2238886 LP
    MT-178 r2574791 LP
    MT-179 r3362077 LP
    MT-181 r1579586 LP
    MT-182 r1886392 7"
    MT-183 r2205509 LP
    MT-184 r1388616 7"
    MT-185 r1930971 7"
    MT-186 r2068555 7"
    MT-187 r2575329 7"
    MT-204 r1710420 LP
    MT-205 r2561319 LP
    MT-207 r3087031 7"
    MT-208 r1309050 7"
    MT-209 r1930986 7"
    MT-211 r1939332 LP
    MT-218 r1758789 CD
    MT-220 r2430611 CD
    MT-225 r1854122 LP
    MT-226 r2598074 LP
    MT-228 m782406 7"
    MT-229 r2355493 7"
    MT-238 r1609539 7"
    MT-239 Crackerbash - Tin Tot LP
    MT-240 r4546743 7"
    MT-243 r3382986 7"
    MT-244 r1266431 7"
    MT-245 r1860969 CD
    MT-253 r1814139 LP
    MT-263 r2296135 7"
    MT-264 r1609559 7"
    MT-266 r1614683 7"
    MT-268 r1709359 LP
    MT-271 r819684 7"
    MT-273 r1307220 CD
    MT-286 r1510011 7"
    MT-287 r2178353 7"
    MT-293 r2929556 LP
    MT-306 r3388144 LP
    MT-307 r2352405 7"
    MT-308 r2285987 7"
    MT-309 r1213039 7"
    MT-310 r2354718 LP
    MT-315 r3388169 CD
    MT-317 r3176599 CD
    MT-318 r2728112 LP
    MT-319 r3490429 LP
    MT-320 r2290306 7"
    MT-231 r3980915 7"
    MT-232 r1460031 7"
    MT-233 r4085387 7"
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