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Shitstory, Vol. III & IV
(Released, September 1997)
Players
Matt Gorney: Bass, Drums, Lead and Backing Vocals
John Gorney: Keyboards, Lead and Backing Vocals
Mark Mistysyn: Guitars, Lead and Backing Vocals
Track Listing
Volume III
- Inside (J.Gorney)
- Pieces (M.Gorney)
- Tell Me Why (M.Gorney)
- Crack the Whip (J.Gorney/M.Gorney)
- Turkey and Cheese (M.Gorney/J.Gorney)
- Pizza (J.Gorney)
- Error of My Ways (M.Gorney)
- Hide it Away (J.Gorney)
- Sweet Sobriety (M.Gorney)
- Shell (J.Gorney)
- See You Around (M.Gorney)
- Necrophilia in A minor (J.Gorney)
- No Dogs Allowed (Mistysyn)
- Now (M.Gorney)
- Dive (J.Gorney)
- Don't Throw it All Away (J.Gorney)
- Could've Been Mine (M.Gorney)
- Hedgehog (J.Gorney)
- Waiting For You (M.Gorney/Mistysyn)
- Tiajuana (J.Gorney)
- Storm (M.Gorney)
- Struck Me Hard (J.Gorney)
- Edge (M.Gorney)
- Bitch (J.Gorney)
Volume IV
- No Turning Back (M.Gorney/Sinopoli)
- Why Did We Hurt Each Other (J.Gorney)
- Tomorrow (M.Gorney)
- Angry Woman (J.Gorney)
- Uncertain Destiny (M.Gorney)
- Sky (J.Gorney)
- Again (Mistysyn/M.Gorney)
- Memory to Keep (J.Gorney)
- Holding You (M.Gorney)
- Sometimes I Die (J.Gorney)
- Lonely (M.Gorney)
- Learned (M.Gorney/Delo)
- Anticipation (M.Gorney/Mistysyn)
- I Guess I Like You (J.Gorney)
- Anymore (M.Gorney)
- Grown (M.Gorney)
- With You (J.Gorney)
- When I'm With You (M.Gorney)
- Stay For Awhile (M.Gorney)
- Can't You See (J.Gorney)
- Slow Down (M.Gorney)
- Shelter Me (J.Gorney)
- Pain (M.Gorney/Hawkes)
Review
To commerate and celebrate ten years of Shitar, the band offers up
a greatest hits compilation, concentrating on songs recorded between
1991 and 1996. Shitar actually had hoped to redo some of the earlier
songs and include them as an all-time best of, but due to time constraints,
this was not possible. Through their fan club, Shitar polled fans of
their favorite tunes and those were the songs that were chosen.
Matt Gorney oversaw this massive undertaking and was at the helm as
producer. The songs were great the first time we heard them and,
thanks to modern technology, sound even better now. The only
flaw is that some songs couldn't quite be sonically rescued, creating
a somewhat uneven feel. Otherwise, a great effort.
Rating (Out of *****)
*** 1/2
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