Top J Church Albums
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Open Road: The Allied Years (1992–1997)
Open Road: The Allied Years (1992–1997)
[2007]
The Horror of Life
The Horror of Life
[2007]
Society Is a Carnivorous Flower
Society Is a Carnivorous Flower
[2004]
One Mississippi
One Mississippi
[2000]
The Drama of Alienation
The Drama of Alienation
[1996]
Camels, Spilled Corona and the Sound of Mariachi Bands
Camels, Spilled Corona and the Sound of Mariachi Bands
[1996]
Nostalgic for Nothing
Nostalgic for Nothing
[1995]
The Precession of Simalacra - The Map Preceeds the Territory
The Precession of Simalacra - The Map Preceeds the Territory
[1995]
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(i Want To See) Faye Wong 210 8:28 A Letter To A Friend A Well Earned Reputation About The She Accentuated Nothing All Girl Band Alone When She Dies Analysis Yes Very Nice As I Lie... Asha Blake Asshole At The Cannery At The Crossroads Of Hell Austin's Shitty Limits Ayn Rand Is Dead Back To Hawaii Band You Love To Hate Best Served Cold Blister Bomb Bottom Rung Case Number Chemicals Church On Fire Cigarettes Kill City By The Bay Closing Time In An Early Town Colonial Hong Kong Colors Lie Commodity Concede Crazy Lady On Market Street Creep Crop Circles Cut The Shit Da Da Da Desperation Every Other Night Diet Coke Disappear Disposed To Femininity Dora And Lili Drinking Down Earthquake Song Empty Soda Can Everybody Laughs Fascist Radio Favorite Phrase Financial Zone Foreign Films Fuck School Ghostwriter Girl In A Magazine Girlfriend In A Coma Good Judge Of Character Guitar Center Gulf Breeze Florida Had It Right Hate So Real Hypothesis I Can't Be Nice To You I Have To Admit I Reach For Her Hand I Will Savor This I Would For You I've Got A Crazy Feeling If I'm Lonely If We Wait... Imaginary Friends In Vain Indignation Ivy League College J Church Sucks Jane Vanessa And I Jazz Butcher On A Work Night Jennifer Jason Leigh Kathi Keep Smiling America Kill Surf City Kill Your Boss L.a. Lama Temple Lemon Zinger Leni Riefenstahl's Tinder Box Limp Lines Living With The Dreaming Body Lost In A Silent Stare Lucidity Made Life Simple Marge Schott Mariachi Bands Mary's Moving Out Mature Shower Curtains Mistake-missed Mr. Backrub My Favorite Place My Lie Names And Places And Thesis Never Happy New Book New Dreams Broken New Year Night Time No Doves Fly Here No Jazz No Surprise Nostalgic For Nothing Not Given Lightly Nothing City Nothing Worth Knowing November Now You Realize Nowhere On Dying Alone Over Compensation Overconfident Parkas And Flags Part Of The Problem Parts Unknown Picture This Plastic Priest Quickstep Racked Radical Chic Reaching For Thoreau Rich And Young And Dumb Rock'n'roll Museum Rockville Sadie Mae Glutz Sam Rivers San Francisco Thespians Part 2 Santa Cruz Secrets Seventeen She's So Mean Simple Gesture Smell It Rot Smoke In My Face Snot Rags Socialist Newspaper Society Is A Carnivorous Flower Soliloquy Sound Guy Smiley Star Of The Show Stars Are Exploding Static Stinking Seas Stupid Lesson Styrofoam Swallow Sweet And Sour Plums Switzerland Symbols Tea Time Terror Or Love The Devil And I The Dramatic History Of A Boring Town The Heroic Trio The Legend Of Rita The Overwhelming Smell The Satanists Convene The Star Hotel The State Of Things The Track The Versace Killer Thirty Second Song Tide Of Fate To The Moon Traffic Jam Transvestite Show Travelers Tree House Of Love Tricky Ufos Will Crash Undisputed King Of Nothing Violent Motions Created Waiting On The Ground What Could I Have Done What Will I Do Where The Trains Go Why I Liked Bikini Kill Winter Comes Again Without A Single Word Wonderful Yellow Blue And Green You Almost Feel Sad You Feel Like A Fool You Fucking Trick You May Never You're On Your Own You're The One That I Want Young Mother Zero = Zero
Related Information for J Church
With frontman Lance Hahn always at its core, J Church began in San Francisco in 1992. The original lineup was completed by bassist Gardner Maxam (who was in The Sharx, and played with Lance in his previous band, Cringer) and drummer Aaron Olson.The group was named for the San Francisco Muni Metro line that Hahn took down Church Street to work, as well as to band practice in the the early days. Through the years, Lance was joined by a vast array of musicians in an ever-evolving J Church lineup.Lance Hahn was also a punk rock history writer, writing many pieces for Maximum Rock 'n' Roll, the San Francisco music zine. Additionally, he also found time to run Honey Bear Records and work on a book compiling various writing... read more
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