International Pop Underground Convention (album)
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| Compilation album by Various artists | |
| Released | 1992 |
| Recorded | August 1991 |
| Genre | Indie rock, punk rock, alternative rock |
| Label | K Records |
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International Pop Underground Convention is a live compilation CD which documents the 1991 music festival of the same name. Various recordings from the festival were compiled by K Records and released as a double album and CD, featuring music by twenty-one different bands.
The 1991 International Pop Underground Convention took place in Olympia, Washington. It was organized largely by Calvin Johnson, founder of the Olympia record label K Records. (Johnson also performs on the album as part of the group Beat Happening.) The six-day festival centered on a series of performances at the Capitol Theater. The theme of the Convention focused on the independence of artists and a "fierce resistance to corporate takeover."
Veteran engineer Patrick Maley is credited as producer for all tracks, with assistance by Sara Lorimer and Byram Abbott. Most tracks were recorded live in the YoYo Recording Studio located inside the Capitol Theater, while a few were recorded at two of the Convention's associated venues, the North Shore Surf Club and Capital Lake Park.
The album presents twenty-one different bands from the Convention with the following songs:
An uncredited recording of eleven seconds of crowd noise makes an unlisted Track 22 at the end of the original CD. The double LP vinyl release contains two songs not found on the CD version: "Alright Baby Baby Whatcha Doin'" by Nikki McClure and "Burn The Flag" by I Scream Truck, incorrectly attributed on the album as Ice Cream Truck.
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