Sweet 75
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Sweet 75 was a band formed by Krist Novoselic in 1995 after the death of Nirvana band member Kurt Cobain.
- Krist Novoselic played 12-string guitar
- Yva Las Vegas played bass and sang lead vocals.
- Adam Wade played drums.
- Bill Rieflin played drums.
The band only produced one album, self-titled Sweet 75. The album consisted of 14 tracks and was considered to be a commercial failure. It was released in 1997. In 2000, the band was unsuccessful in producing a second album and disbanded in August of the same year.
The track listing of Sweet 75 was as follows:
- Fetch
- Lay Me Down
- Bite My Hand
- Red Dress
- La Vida
- Six Years
- Take Another Stab
- Poor Kitty
- Ode To Dolly
- Dogs
- Cantos De Pilon
- Nothing
- Japan Trees
- Oral Health
In addition, a single of the song "Lay Me Down" was released, in connection with the album. It contained the album tracks "Lay Me Down" and "La Vida", and a previously unreleased song called "Soap Zone".
In 1996 a bootleg of their November 17, 1995 live show was released by the record company Sea Monkey called "Trucked Up Fuck Stop".
See also
External links
- | VH1 biography of Sweet 75
- | Krist Novoselic's Sweet 75 web page
- |Sweet 75-"Trucked Up Fuck Stop" (LIVE CD)
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