Fail Safe Records is putting out a double disc comp CD for this year’s Harvest Of Hope Fest. One disc consists of live performances from last year’s Harvest of Hope Fest and the other is a mix of songs from albums by bands that played. Check out the contributing bands and track listing here.
The Harvest Of Hope Fest is a three day, multiple stage alternative music festival that will benefit and raise awareness for the Harvest of Hope Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides financial, educational, and medical aid to migrant farmworkers all over the country. The second annual event is taking place March 12th through 14th, 2010 in St. Augustine, Florida. Go here for more details.
Disc 1: Live
Phil and Ed Kellerman Intro
Against Me! – Pints of Guinness Make You Strong
Bouncing Souls – Gasoline
The Casting Out – Lullaby
Propagandhi – Anti-Manifesto
Bridge and Tunnel – Call To the Comptroller’s Office
Joe McMahon (Smoke or Fire) – Cryin’ Shame
Virgins – Guitarnageddon
Strike Anywhere – Invisible Colony
New Bruises – Transmit Transmit
No More – Radiation Tower
Flatliners- July! August! Reno!
Austin Lucas- Go West
Fake Problems – Sorry OK Sorry/ Born & Raised
Monikers – Over
Bomb the Music Industry – Even Winning Feels Bad
Gatorface – The Cleaner
Assassinate the Scientist – Lorenzo Music Never Made It
Disc 2: Studio
Less Than Jake – Summon Monsters
Anchor Arms – Rusty Nail
None More Black – Oh, There’s Legwork
Underground Railroad to Candyland – Suey
Ninja Gun – Eight Miles Out
Cutman – Tough Love
Onslaught Dynamo – Stand
Rehasher – No Eye In Team
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb – Jack Johnson
Spanish Gamble – From the Corazon
Tim Barry – Church of Level Track
Static Radio NJ – Kill The Harmony Master
Grabass Charlestons – Dale
Mouthbreather- Daily Bread
Coyote Throat – The Cause
Whiskey & Co. – A Drink For You
O Pioneers – Limp Bizkit’s Greatest Hits
Paint It Black – Past Tense, Future Perfect
Young Livers – Non Monumental
Cheap Girls – Ft. Lauderdale
The Shaking Hands – Pave the Planet
Laserhead – Overdriver
How Dare You – Beacon St.