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Supernot - Lull (EP, CD, 1998)

Supernot was an alternative rock band from Seattle, Washington or thereabouts. Soon after their formation in 1997 or early 1998, they began recording and releasing singles on tape. In October of 1998, Lull was recorded at Egg Studios with Conrad Uno as producer. It was released on CD not long after. At this point, members included: Jeff - vocals/guitar Syd - bass Paul - guitar Doug - drums Supernot would return to Egg Studios in 1999 to record "Stick It To The Man", "This Is", and "For Lisa." I don't know if these tracks ever got a physical release, but they were available on the band's website at the time (unfortunately, the WayBack Machine didn't archive the mp3 downloads). Finally, in the spring of 2000, a demo CD was recorded. It's unclear what the full track listing for this release was, but it seems to have included the tracks "And She Said..." (one of the band's first songs) and "25." This is all according to a 2004 snapshot of Supernot's website, which you can check out here: https://web.archive.org/web/200406072... In 2006, Supernot (sans Paul and Doug) changed their name to Johnny Illness. They recorded at least one song, "Resurrect Me," which was uploaded to YouTube by the channel keyser soze along with "And She Said...", "For Lisa", "Busted", and "New Kids". I created a playlist with their uploads and this one just to keep everything in one place:    • Supernot/Johnny Illness   DISCLAIMER - Nothing belongs to me. This upload exists for education and archival purposes only. Uploads will be removed if the artists or their families request it. Track Listing: 0:00 - Banana 3:09 - Oh, Maureen 6:30 - Blind 10:24 - Busted 13:24 - New Kids #music #90smusic #alternative #poprock #lostwave #lostmusic #lostmedia