Tracklist:

Waterfront – LP Version:

Bullet Lavolta – Detroit Rock City

Girl Monster – Is That You?

King Snake Roost – I Want You

All – Christine 16

Whipper Snappers – Sure Know Something

Hard-Ons – Lick It Up

Nirvana – Do You Love Me?

Coffin Break – Beth

Hellmenn – Deuce

Smelly Tongues – Parasite

Surfin’ Caesars – Love Gun

Waterfront – LP / CD Version

Same tracks, plus additional material:

Skin Yard – Snowblind

The Instigators – War Machine

Thrust – Makin’ Love

Chemical People – Rip It Out

Plunderers – Charisma

Plunderers – Beth (hidden track)

C/Z Records Version – Original

Bullet Lavolta – Detroit Rock City

Smelly Tongues – Parasite

Skin Yard – Snowblind

Treepeople – Deuce

All – Christine 16

Hullabaloo – Dr. Love

Melvins - God Of Thunder

Coffin Break – Beth

Chemical People – Rip It Out

King Snake Roost – I Want You

Nirvana – Do You Love Me?

Hard-Ons – Lick It Up

C/Z Records Version – Reissue

Bullet Lavolta – Detroit Rock City

Smelly Tongues – Parasite

Skin Yard – Snowblind

Hellmenn – Deuce

All – Christine 16

Hullabaloo – Dr. Love

Melvins – God Of Thunder

Coffin Break – Beth

Chemical People – Rip It Out

King Snake Roost – I Want You

Hard-Ons – Lick It Up

Girl Monster – Is That You?

Whipper Snappers – Sure Know Something

Surfin’ Caesars – Love Gun

Instigators – War Machine

Treepeople – Deuce

Thrust – Makin’ Love

Plunderers – Charisma

Year of Release: 1990 / 1993

Notes: International compilation of Kiss covers, which originally was intended be released only in Australia, but Seattle label C/Z Records added few American bands and released an international version of this record.

First version came out in 1990 on Australian label Waterfront Records as a double LP on red vinyl

Second version came out in 1990 on Southern Records as a single LP

Third version came out on C/Z records – first in 1990 and then in 1993 (with a different cover), due to threats from Gene Simmons over the cover

“It was recorded at Evergreen State College in the spring of 1989. In 1993 when Kiss were planning Kiss My Ass, Gene threatened a “Cease & Desist” for the copyright violations, notably on the cover, of the original version. C/Z hastily reissued the album with the second cover, and a note on the inside that pleaded, “love ya Gene, baby, please don’t sue us”! The album was originally offered to Seattle label Sub Pop to distribute, but they passed on it. Has been reissued on a couple of occasions, so the album sleeves can vary (Single sleeve versus gatefold).” (Wikipedia)

More information: Discogs / Wikipedia / Shiny Grey Monotone

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Nirvana – Do You Love Me?