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Citizen Fish - 1996 - Thirst

01 - Feeding.mp3

02 - Pop Songs.mp3

03 - City On A River.mp3

04 - Used To Work.mp3

05 - Plasticash.mp3

06 - Scene 496 Care In Melksham.mp3

07 - Words On Overtime.mp3

08 - Talk About The Weather.mp3

09 - Catholic Sex Confession.mp3

10 - Criminal.mp3

11 - What Charlie Said.mp3

12 - Fill Me Up.mp3

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Thirst
Release Date : 1996
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Citizen Fish Biography
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English ska punk band with strong social and political lyrics formed in 1989 by members of [a253276] and [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/257676-Culture-Shock-3]Culture Shock[/url], based around Bath, Somerset.

Band members: Phil Bryant, Dick Lucas (2), Alex Gordon (3), Matt Dowse, Jasper Pattison, Silas (5)
Band ex-members: , Larry (3), Trotsky
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Citizen Fish are a ska punk band formed in 1989. Based around Bath, England, the original members were Dick Lucas (vocals/words), Jasper (bass), Trotsky (drums), and Larry (guitar). Following their first album, Free Souls in a Trapped Environment, Larry left the band and was replaced by Phil, who, along with Dick and Trotsky, had previously been a member of the seminal British punk band, the Subhumans. Jasper and Dick had previously played together in Culture Shock. In 2006 Silas replaced Trotsky, who is still playing with the Subhumans.

The band is known for their lyrics, which often make strong social and political statements, dealing with themes such as anti-consumerism, vegetarianism, questioning of the status quo, and the general encouragement of people to get along with one another.

It is rumored that the band Citizen Dick from the movie Singles is an homage to Citizen Fish and its lead singer.

In 2006 they toured with and recorded a split LP with punk band Leftöver Crack. This was the first Fish activity in recent years, as the members have been concentrating on Subhumans activity as of late (they did do a small East Coast/Midwest U.S. tour consisting of off-the-map bars and basements in the summer of 2005, much to the delight of dedicated fans).

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Label - Lookout! Records

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Independent punk rock label based in Berkeley, California, USA. Lookout! has released early work from a number of punk rock giants including Green Day, Rancid, & Operation Ivy as well as steadily releasing music from other punk rock favorites such as Avail, Screeching Weasel, Tilt, The Queers, Ted Leo and a ton of others.

Lookout! Records was founded by Lawrence Livermore and David Hayes (2) in 1987. The label was named after both Livermore's band, the Lookouts, and his fanzine, Lookout Magazine. To this day, Livermore insists that the label name was simply supposed to be "Lookout Records" and not "Lookout! Records". In 1989, Hayes quit the label to form Very Small Records. Livermore was later joined by Christopher Appelgren and Patrick Hynes, who would eventually become partners in the label. By the mid 1990s, Livermore had become disenchanted with the more business-like direction the label was taking, and in 1997, he and Hynes retired, with Appelgren, his wife, Molly Neuman, and Cathy Bauer taking over the label. In 2001, Lookout purchased Panic Button Records from Ben Weasel and John Pierson. The new owners of Lookout shifted the label's focus away from the pop-punk sound that it made famous towards more garage and indie rock bands. Unfortunately, Lookout did not find the same success with its new direction that it had in the past. By the mid 2000s, royalty payments went missing and many of the label's biggest names (Screeching Weasel, Green Day, Operations Ivy, The Queers, Avail, and others) began pulling their back catalogs from the label for reissue elsewhere.

The label stopped releasing new material in 2006 but continued to maintain its back catalog until December 2011. In January 2012, it was announced that Lookout had ceased all operations. In October 2018, Lookout records announced that it was returning, releasing its first new album since 2006; The Lookouting! A Celebration of Lookout Records.

Laytonville address was valid until mid of 1990:
Cat. No. #35 m68908 has first pressings with the Laytonville address only. It was recorded in April, 1990.
Cat. No. #36 m515697 is the first Cat. No. with a mentioning of the 94701 Berkeley address. Laytonville address still on center labels. It was recorded in May, 1990.

94701 Berkeley address, P.O. Box 11374, from mid 1990 on:
Cat. No. #37 m148815 first release which has the 94701 Berkeley address only. It was recorded in June, 1990.
Cat. No. #76 m28778 has 94701 Berkeley address. Released in late 1993.

94712 Berkeley address, P.O. Box 11374, from (early) 1994 on:
Cat. No. #77 m287421 CD release has first mentioning of 94712 code on back cover and inlay. 94701 code on CD. Released in 1994.
Cat. No. #81 m163251 has 94712 Berkeley address. Released in July, 1994.

94704 Berkeley address, P.O. Box 117374 might have been typos:
Cat. No. LK-134 m50068 mentions 94704 code with P.O. Box 117374. Mastered October 31, 1995.

94712-2374 Berkeley address, P.O. Box 11374, from early 1997 on:
Cat. No. LK-170 m364793 has first mentioning of 94712-2374 code with P.O. Box 11374. Released in 1997.
Cat. No. LK-171 r1763838 was released in February, 1997.
Cat. No. LK-185 m263096 was recorded in May 1997.
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