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Available Discographies
Index
The Afghan Whigs
- Singles and EPs
- Albums
Archers of Loaf
- Singles
- Albums and EPs
The Fluid
- Singles
- Albums and EPs
Jale
- Albums and 7"s
Love Battery
- Singles
- Albums and EPs
Rocket from
the Crypt
- Singles
- Albums and EPs
- Rocket Pack
Owner's List
Screaming Trees
- Albums and 7"s
Sub Pop LPs By Catalogue Number
- SP10 to SP50
Sub Pop Singles Club
- Version 1
- Version 2
Sub Pop Singles By Catalogue Number
- SP12 to SP50
- SP51 to SP100
- SP101 to SP150
- SP151 to SP200
- SP201 to SP250
- SP251 to SP300
Team Dresch
- Albums and 7"s
Tiger Trap/Go Sailor
- Albums and 7"s
Tuscadero
- Albums and 7"s
The Twilight Singers
- Albums and 7"s
Velocity Girl
- Singles
- Albums and EPs
Updates & Recent
Additions
Want List
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Pette Discographies
A Record Collector's Guide to
Tuscadero
Singles and LPs
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Tuscadero was spectacular. That's all there is
to it. Four talented musicians, two female singers whose voices
worked well together, clever lyrics, loud guitars when necessary...they
should have gone much farther. There was nothing like Missy really
belting a song out. They had two albums, an EP, and a handful of
singles, mostly on Teenbeat, all released between 1994 and 1998.
Once they started side projects, you could see the end was near.
Their last show was their 6th anniversary show in DC in 1999. I
was there. So was that weird guy with the stuffed gummy bear who
always went to these things. Tuscadero really did attract a lot of
freaky people. They even wrote a song about that... |
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Mt. Pleasant b/w Nancy Drew 7"
Teenbeat 139, released 1994
Tuscadero's first single. Nancy Drew became a crowd favorite.
The Teenbeat catalogue that came with the single said that mail-order
copies of the Mt. Pleasant record were on pink vinyl. I am not sure
if what I have is what they were talking about or not. The record
looks black, but when you hold it up to the light, it actually does have a
reddish tint to it (see images below - that's the same record in
both). Maybe there's another version out there. Maybe
not. These are the mysteries that we hope to solve on these pages.
Summary:
| Version |
Approximate value ($) |
| Pink-tinted Black |
12-15 |
Sleeve: Paper foldover
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Backlit Image |
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Angel in a Half Shirt b/w Poster Boy 7"
Teenbeat 149, released 1994Single #2. These two tracks were
later released on the Step Into My Wiggle Room EP. This record is on
(mostly) black vinyl. It's that sort-of transparent black vinyl that
you see sometimes that ends up looking brown in the light. Pretty
easy to find.
Summary:
| Color |
Approximate value ($) |
| Transparent Black |
5 |
Sleeve: Paper foldover
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2nd/3rd Press Sleeve

Elektra Sleeve
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The Pink Album
Teenbeat 159, released 1994
Elektra 61918-2, released 1996
Hmm...where to begin with this album? The
first pressing was discarded entirely, destroyed at the pressing
plant. The album was remixed
for the second pressing. However the sleeves from the first pressing
survived, and they were used for the next pressing. However, these
sleeves did not reflect the fact that it had been remixed by Geoff Turner, and so, instead of
redoing the artwork, they added a brief audio track to the very end of the
album to give Turner his props. The artwork was then changed
for the third pressing, which was distributed by Matador. You can
easily tell the difference between the pressings. On the vinyl: the
second pressings have pink labels. They are white on the third
one. The second pressings have the aforementioned Geoff Turner track
at the end, which starts with crickets chirping. On the sleeves, the
front looks the same for both versions. The back is completely
different between the two (see pics below). Things of note: the
later sleeve mentions Geoff Turner and says "Manufactured and
Distributed by Matador" above the Teenbeat logo. The earlier
sleeves do not.
But wait...there's more! The band signed to Elektra, which
decided to put out their own version of the Pink Album. So they
re-recorded and remixed most of it again. The Elektra version does
sound really good. There was never a vinyl version of the Elektra
release, though. That part remained on Teenbeat.
Summary:
| Version/Color |
Approximate value ($) |
| Teenbeat 159 - Black (2nd) |
15-20 |
| Teenbeat 159 - Black (3rd) |
8-10 |

2nd Pressing |

3rd Pressing |

2nd Pressing Sleeve (Back) |

3rd Pressing Sleeve (Back) |
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V/A - Squirrel 7", released 1995
Tuscadero - Island Girls / Chisel - Out For Kicks b/w Frodus - 22-D10 /
Bloodnation - Flesh of Another
This 7" compilation came out in between albums. It has one
Tuscadero song on it, which never appeared anywhere else (there's a
reason...seek out only for completeness).
Summary:
| Version |
Approximate Value ($) |
| Clear |
8-10 |
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The Mark Robinson Re-Mixes EP
Paper Crown / The Sky is Cold Blue / Pleasure Idle b/w Sweet Sweet Sugar
Pops / So Sick of You / I Am King Oil / Your Chocolate Bells
Teenbeat 169, released 1995
Several songs from the Pink Album as interpreted by Mark
Robinson. It's on that same transparent black vinyl as the previous
Teenbeat single of theirs.
Summary:
| Version |
Approximate value ($) |
| Transparent Black |
5 |
Sleeve: Paper foldover
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Step Into My Wiggle Room 12" EP
Teenbeat 179, released 1995
I view this EP in three parts: 1. Holidays R' Hell, one of the best songs
ever written by Tuscadero. 2. The two songs from the Angel in a Half Shirt
7". 3. Everything else, most of which sounds like they were just
screwing around in the studio. Black vinyl.
Summary:
| Color |
Approximate Value ($) |
| Black |
8-10 |
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Tuscadero/Jet Lag Split 7"
Tuscadero - Tickled Pink b/w Jet Lag - 100% Soap
Duchess 001, released 1996
This was a solid single to tide over fans between albums. Tickled
Pink was eventually released on the My Way or the Highway album.
Black vinyl.
Summary:
| Version/Color |
Approximate value ($) |
| Black |
8-10 |
Rumors: Full glossy w/ insert
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My Way or the Highway LP, released 1998
Elektra 62170-2 (CD)
Teenbeat 259 (LP)Tuscadero's final album, released on Elektra in
1998. This is a very good album. It has some high points and
lower points, but overall is very solid. My only gripe was that the
band never played most of the songs I liked best off of this album
live. My theory here is that Missy could only handle playing a
handful of songs in a given live performance that required her to
seriously belt out lyrics, and that more than 3 or 4 of those in a set
would be too taxing. Of course, those were the songs that always
really jumped out at me, so naturally, I always wanted to hear more of
them. Anyway...Teenbeat had the rights to the vinyl for this
album. As far as I know, all copies were on black vinyl.
Summary:
| Version |
Approximate value ($) |
| Black |
8-10 |
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