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The Super Stocks were one of the better and more interesting studio creations of producer-composer Gary Usher. Usher had been a singer and recording artist in his own right, but made his biggest splash in the music business during the early '60s, through his collaborations with Brian Wilson on such songs as "In My Room" and "409." He wrote more songs in that vein in collaboration with Roger Christian (who also worked with Brian Wilson), and was soon prevailed upon to provide actual recordings of surf and car songs, which were a hot sound in 1963. This resulted in his...

Stockholm Pigs formed in the spring of 1995 and split up in early 1998. During that time they released a split CD with Deprophobia, a live 7" (Banned in Stockholm) and a 10" (Passed out on the floor fucking HC give me more), as well as a 1996 european tour with Paid. They claim they were banned from playing in Stockholm and Mariestad. Most of the members went on to other bands, such as Imperial Leather and Sunday Morning Einsteins. .

The Stockyard Stoics were a punk rock band based out of Brooklyn with current members all hailing from Eugene, Oregon. Their songs focus on political and social issues, in particular anarchism. The band was heavily influenced by such early British punk bands such as The Clash and Stiff Little Fingers, Jamaican Ska and reggae, pre-honky tonk Country, and Rockabilly. Their last full length album, Catastrophe was released on Brooklyn, NY's BANKSHOT! Records http://myspace.com/stockyardstoics http://myspace.com/bankshotrecords .

No Smoking was a post-punk band from Rzeszów, Poland, formed in November 1985 by Daniel Kleczyński (guitars, vocals) and Marek Kisiel (bass). The duo performed in live shows using a drum machine and keyboards previously recorded in studio by Luke Rędziniak. They broke up at the beginning of 1990 because of music differences: Daniel Kleczyński wanted to create a heavy electronic sound using sequencers and samplers, while Marek Kisiel wanted to play fast and simple guitar rock. So Kleczyński created Trumpets & Drums, and Kisiel joined the coldwave band 1984. .