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Various Artists
Hot Pinball Rock Vol. 1
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Ballyhoo Blues (The Dickel Brothers)
2. Cedar Point '76 (The Dirtbombs)
3. Pinball City (The BellRays)
4. Deathball 2000 (Get Down Syndrome)
5. The Power (of the Addams Family) (Bobby Conn)
6. Cave Ball (The Kent 3)
7. No Money for Pinball (Necessary Evils)
8. Punk Machine (Steve Mackay)
9. Second Chance (Tara Key)
10. (You Make Me Feel Like a) Pinball (Sleepyhead)
11. Hand Springs (The White Stripes)
12. What Sisters Do (Leatherboy)
13. Player One (The Fireflies)
14. Tilt! (The Pills)
15. Mother Pinball (The BellRays)
16. Writing the Same Song Over and Over Again (King Louie)
17. I've Been Raped (New Memphis Legs)
18. Pinball Fever (The Newly Deads)
19. White Lies/Black Knight (Fireballs of Freedom)

Hot Pinball Rock Vol. 1 compiles 10 pinball related tracks previously released on vinyl in multiball magazine along with 9 all new pinball related songs.

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CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Hot Pinball Rock Vol. 1
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Extra Ball
Original Release Date: 5/1/2000
Release Date: 5/1/2000
Album Type: Explicit Lyrics
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 751937137122

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Album Description

Hot Pinball Rock Vol. 1 compiles 10 pinball related tracks previously released on vinyl in multiball magazine along with 9 all new pinball related songs.

CD Reviews

Album title is self-explanatory

06/19/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Compiled by the publishers of the Multiball zine, at least some (and possibly all) of these tracks originally appeared on 7"s which came free with each issue. And since the zine itself is about pinball and rock and roll, the 7"s had rock bands singing about pinball. The music is quite varied, and as with most compilations, so is the quality. However, the good songs are good enough to make up for any weak spots. Strong points included tracks from Mick Collins' Dirtbombs, The White Stripes, Bobby Conn, and the Fireballs of Freedom, all more or less garage punk tunes, althought the one man band number was interesting as well."