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Lost Gems & Rare Tracks
Compilation album by
ReleasedJune 21, 2010
Recorded1993–2009
Genre Queercore, punk rock
Length37 minutes
Pansy Division chronology
That's So Gay
(2009)
Lost Gems & Rare Tracks
(2010)

Lost Gems & Rare Tracks is a compilation of singles, unreleased tracks, demos and other rare songs by queercore band Pansy Division. [1] It was released exclusively on iTunes in 2010. The album follows the band's two other rarities albums 1995's Pile Up and 1997's More Lovin' from Our Oven.

Track listing

  1. " Homosapien" (7" version) ( Pete Shelley)
  2. "I Really Wanted You" (7" version) ( Jon Ginoli)
  3. " Son of a Preacher Man" ( John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins)
  4. "Can't Make Love" ( Wall of Voodoo)
  5. "Loose" ( The Stooges)
  6. "Musclehead" (Ginoli)
  7. "Used To Turn Me On" (demo version) ( Chris Freeman, Ginoli)
  8. "Vicious Beauty" (live) (Ginoli, Pansy Division)
  9. "I Can Make You a Man" ( Richard O'Brien)
  10. "You Make Me Hot" ( The Donnas)
  11. "Your Loss" (Ginoli)
  12. "I Know Your Type" (Freeman)
  13. "Too Many Hoops" (alternate guitar solo) (Ginoli, Freeman)
  14. " Coming Clean" ( Billie Joe Armstrong) [2]

Track origins

  • "Homosapien" B-side to "Touch My Joe Camel" single (1993)
  • "I Really Wanted You" B-side to "Jackson" single (1994)
  • "Can't Make Love" from Generations, Vol 1: A Punk Look at Human Rights (1997)
  • "Loose" from We Will Fall: The Iggy Pop Tribute (1997)
  • "Musclehead" from Forward 'Til Death: A Sampler Compilation (1999)
  • "Used to Turn Me On" (Demo) "from Lookout! Freakout (2000)
  • "I Can Make You A Man" from The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show (2004)
  • "Coming Clean" B-side to "Average Man" single (2009) [3]

Personnel

  • Jon Ginoli- guitar, vocals
  • Chris Freeman- bass, vocals
  • Patrick Goodwin- guitar tracks 5-13
  • Luis Illades- drums on tracks 5-14
  • David Ward- drums on track 1
  • Dustin Donaldson- drums on tracks 2-3
  • Tre Cool- drums on track 4
  • Joel Reader- guitar on track 14

References

  1. ^ "Discography". Pansy Division Official Webpage. 2023-05-31.
  2. ^ Doyle, JD (2009-07-01). "Queer Music Heritage July-Aug 2009 Special: Queercore: Jon Ginoli of Pansy Division Interview". Queer Music Heritage. Archived from the original on 2023-02-05. Retrieved 2024-01-27.
  3. ^ Wallofyouth (2009-03-24). "Pansy Division: Average Men [7 inch] (2009)". Punk News.org. Retrieved 2024-01-27.