Victims Family - White Bread Blues

Tracklist

LP
A1	Ungowa!
A2	Luv Letters
A3	D. O. G.
A4	Mousetrap
A5	Mary's New Dress
A6	Anti-Satan Song For Mom
A7	Bloated Housewives
A8	Nirvana
B1	Supermarket Nightmare
B2	Polka
B3	Drink The Kool-Aid
B4	Naive Children
B5	Say It How You Mean It
B6	Caged Bird
B7	Follow Me To The Message
B8	Sinatra Mantra
CD
CD1	Ungowa!	2:41
CD2	Luv Letters	2:10
CD3	D. O. G.	2:41
CD4	Mousetrap	2:16
CD5	Mary's New Dress	2:19
CD6	Anti-Satan Song For Mom	1:29
CD7	Bloated Housewives	1:49
CD8	Nirvana	1:21
CD9	Supermarket Nightmare	2:52
CD10	Polka	1:56
CD11	Drink The Kool-Aid	1:09
CD12	Naive Children	2:59
CD13	Say It How You Mean It	2:25
CD14	Caged Bird	4:42
CD15	Follow Me To The Message	0:37
CD16	Sinatra Mantra	2:36

Companies, etc.

• Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-70650
• Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-70651

Credits

• Bass Guitar – Larry Boothroyd
• Drums – Tim Solyan
• Guitar, Vocals – Ralph Spight
• Producer – John Wright, Victims Family

Notes

Originally recorded in July 1990 at Profile Sound Studios, Vancouver, B.C. Canada.
This issue is 20th Anniversary Edition included 8-pages booklet.
"Sinatra Mantra" is a bonus track.
CD Total Time: 36:02

The Santa Rosa, CA, outfit Victim's Family formed in 1984 (the original lineup consisted of guitarist/vocalist Ralph Spight, bassist Larry Boothroyd, and drummer Devon VrMeer), and since its inception, the trio has refused to be pigeonholed to any single musical style -- incorporating elements of hardcore punk, jazz, funk, hard rock, and noise into its challenging sound. After signing to the independent Mordam Records in the mid-'80s (a label which included another hard-to-categorize act, Faith No More), the group issued three albums -- the 1986 debut Voltage & Violets, 1989's Things I Hate to Admit, and 1990's White Bread Blues (the latter produced by No Means No drummer John Wright). Soon after, they signed on to the Dead Kennedy's record company, Alternative Tentacles. 1992 saw the first release for their new label, The Germ, but just as underground and alternative rock were finally hitting the big time, Victim's Family decided to go on hiatus. The break proved to be a short one, as they returned in 1994 with Headache Remedy, following it up a year later with the live EP Four Great Thrash Songs. But once again, the group decided to go their separate ways. Upon returning to California, Boothroyd formed a new group, Saturn's Flea Collar (which also included Spight), issuing a single and an album (1997's Monosyllabic), before the band mutated into another group, Hellworms, which also issued a single and a full-length album, 1998's Crowd Repellent. Soon after, Boothroyd and Spight decided to activate Victim's Family once more, enlisting former My Name drummer David Gleza into their ranks, which resulted in the release of the group's first new release in six years, Apocalicious, in September of 2001. Gerry Staumbaugh of Santa Rosa's venerable Last Record Store has released Victims Family's album, White Bread Blues on his Saint Rose Records label. It includes a cd copy and a booklet of photos, fliers, set lists, musings what have you.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• ASIN: B003B56PZK
• Matrix / Runout (runout side A): 11955-SSR02-1CAL RE-1 / S-706 50 RE-1 WHOLE WHEATER THAN THOU
• Matrix / Runout (runout side B): 11955-SSR02-1IBI RP-1 / S-70651 RI IF I EAT SHIT WILL IT COME OUT FOOD?
• Matrix / Runout (CD): 11955 - SRR02 100109
• Mastering SID Code (CD): IFPI LT85

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MDR 8	Victims Family	White Bread Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Mordam Records	MDR 8	US	1990
K128	Victims Family	White Bread Blues ‎(CD)	Konkurrel	K128	Netherlands	1990
MDR 8C	Victims Family	White Bread Blues ‎(Cass, Album)	Mordam Records	MDR 8C	Canada	1990
MDR 8, K001-128	Victims Family	White Bread Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Mordam Records, Konkurrel	MDR 8, K001-128	Netherlands	1990

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