(Grunge) Local H - Дискография (1991-2010), MP3 (224-320kbps)

Scott Lucas and Joe Daniels began playing rock music together while attending Zion-Benton Township High School in 1987. After their original failed attempts at recruiting a bassist, Lucas took the unique approach of adding bass pickups to his electric guitar, an attribute of Local H that survives to this day. Local H's first album, Ham Fisted, was released in 1995. Their 1996 follow up album, As Good as Dead had a successful release due to the popularity of the hit song "Bound for the Floor". Two years later, in 1998, the band released Pack Up the Cats, a critically acclaimed album which spawned the single "All the Kids Are Right". During the period surrounding the album's release - their label, PolyGram, merged with Universal Music Group and the album's promotion became a casualty of the transition.
Original drummer Daniels left the band in July 1999, prompting Scott Lucas to recruit former Triple Fast Action drummer Brian St. Clair in September of the same year. St. Clair had also previously worked with Chicago-based singer Liz Phair as her tour manager, and with Cheap Trick as a drum technician. St. Clair's drumming intensity is highly-regarded as being an essential element to the duo's appeal. The duo released the band's fourth album Here Comes the Zoo in 2002 under the Palm Pictures record label. The No Fun EP followed in 2003 and their fifth album, Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles?, was released in April 2004 to favorable reviews.
In 2005, the band received a good deal of publicity after recording a cover of the Britney Spears single "Toxic". The studio-recorded cover was available for free on the band's website, and it can now be found as the last, and only studio recorded, track of Alive '05, a live album the band released in 2005 that constituted the sixth major release from the band.
The next year, in 2006, the band released the limited edition record "'99–'00 Demos" which contained early versions of many songs from the recording sessions of Here Comes the Zoo as well as several songs that were not included on the studio release.
Their next album, 12 Angry Months, was released on May 13, 2008 on the Shout! Factory label. 12 Angry Months is a concept album about the various emotions felt over the course of a 12 month period following the acrimonious end of a romantic relationship. Each track is associated with one of the months of the year, from January "One with Kid" to December "Hand to Mouth" .
The next release by the band was Local H's Awesome Mix Tape#1, a studio EP featuring covers that the band has been performing live. Besides the standard CD and digital releases, a handful of cassette tapes were also released.
Local H is managed by former Triple Fast Action member Wes Kidd for Silent Partner Management which merged with Charlottesville, Virginia based Red Light Management in 2007.