Volume Fourteen
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| Volume Fourteen | ||
| Compilation album by Volume magazine | ||
| Released | 1995 | |
| Genre | Rock, Electronic | |
| Label | Volume V14CD | |
| Volume magazine chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sharks Patrol These Waters: The Best of Volume, Part II (1995) |
Volume Fourteen (1995) |
Trance Europe Express 4 (1995) |
Volume Fourteen, the Reading '95 Special, is the fourteenth issue of Volume magazine, which was published in 1995. In contrast to other issues of Volume, Volume Fourteen is a double CD release.
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Disc one
- Teenage Fanclub – "Festival Of Sun Reading '95"
- Ash – "Coasting"
- Powder – "Has Been"
- Nilon Bombers – "Back Down"
- Drugstore – "Sugar Sugar"
- Electrafixion – "Sister Pain"
- Cast – "Follow Me Down"
- Puressence – "Half The Way You Were"
- Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine – "This One's For Me"
- The Longpigs – "All Hype"
- Coast – "Shag Wild"
- China Drum – "Situation"
- Smaller – "Biscuit Tin"
- Heavy Stereo – "Sleep Freak"
- The Cardigans – "Our Space"
- Stereolab – "Theme From Get Carter"
- Menswear – "Daydreamer (Student Union Mix)"
[edit] Disc two
- Little Axe – "Out Of The Rain (Remix)"
- Dub War – "Original Murder"
- White Zombie – "Electric Head Pt.2 (The Ecstasy) (Remix)"
- Monster Magnet – "Dopes To Infinity (Live)"
- Babes in Toyland – "Handsome & Gretel (Live)"
- dEUS – "Morticiachair (Live)"
- Gene – "Sleep Well Tonight (Live)"
- Heather Nova – "My Fidelity (Live)"
- Scarce – "Imagining It"
- Buffalo Tom – "Never Noticed"
- Scarfo – "Eyesore"
- Echobelly – "Natural Animal"
- Peepshow – "Delirious"
- These Animal Men – "False Identification (Live)"
- Prolapse – "Move To Limit Slabs"
- Delicatessen – "Classic Adventure"
- Skunk Anansie – "I Can Dream"
- Mudhoney – "You Give Me The Creeps"
- Guided by Voices – "Snuff Movie (She's Gone)"
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