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1. Wolf Like Me
2. All The Kids Are Right
3. (Baby Wants To) Tame Me
4. 1st Amendment Jitters
5. 24 Hour Break-up Session
6. 25 Or 6 To 4
7. 500.000 Scovilles
8. 5th Ave. Crazy
9. All-Right (Oh Yeah)
10. Another February
11. Back In The Day
12. Bag Of Hammers
13. Believe You Me
14. Bigger
15. Birth, School, Work, Death
16. Blood Stains
17. Blue Line
18. Blur
19. BMW Man
20. Bound For The Floor
21. Bryn-Mawr Stomp
22. Buffalo Trace
23. California Songs
24. Cha! Said The Kitty
25. Chicago Fanphair '93
26. Cold And Mannered
27. Cold Manor
28. Congressman
29. Cool Magnet
30. Cooler Heads
31. Creature Comforted
32. Cynic
33. Deep Cut
34. Dick Jones
35. Disgruntled Xmas
36. Eddie Vedder
37. Elephant
38. Everyone Alive
39. Feed
40. Feed a Fever
41. Fine And Good
42. Foolish Notions
43. For Lovers
44. Freeze Dried (F)lies
45. Fritz's Corner
46. Fuck Yeah, That Wide
47. Girlfriend
48. Grrrlfriend
49. Halcion Daze
50. Halcyon Days (Where Were You Then?)
51. Half-Life
52. Hand To Mouth
53. Hands On The Bible
54. Hazer
55. Heaven On the Way Down
56. Heavy Metal Bakesale
57. Hello, Everyone
58. Here Come Ol' Laptop
59. Hey, Rita
60. High Fiving MF
61. Hit The Skids
62. How's the Weather Down There?
63. I Just Want Something To Do
64. I Saw What You Did And I Know Who You Are
65. It's a Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll)
66. Jesus Christ! Did You See The Size Of That Sperm Whale?
67. Joey
68. Just Don't Get It
69. Keep Your Girlfriend
70. Laminate Man
71. Last Caress
72. Lazy Crazy
73. Lead Pipe Cinch
74. Limit Your Change
75. Look Who's Walking On Four Legs Again
76. Lovey Dovey
77. Lucky
78. Lucky Time
79. Machine Shed Wrestling
80. Manifest Density Pt. 2
81. Manifest Destiny Pt. 1
82. Manipulator
83. Mayonnaise And Malaise
84. Mellowed
85. Michelle (Again)
86. Night Flight To Paris
87. No Fun
88. No More
89. No Problem
90. Nothing Is Equal
91. Nothing Much At All
92. Nothing Special
93. O.K.
94. P.J. Soles
95. Paddy Considine
96. Payback Is a Mother
97. President Forever
98. Ralph
99. Rock & Roll Professionals
100. Ruling Kind
101. Sad History
102. Say The Word
103. Scott-Rock
104. She Hates My Job
105. Simple Pleas
106. Skid Marks
107. Smothered In Hugs
108. So Pathetic
109. Son Of "Cha!"
110. Sports Bar
111. Static Age
112. Stick To What You Know
113. Strict-9
114. Tag-Along
115. Talking Smack
116. Tame
117. Taxi-Cabs
118. Terrible Love
119. That's What They All Say
120. The Money Is On The Dresser
121. The One With 'Kid'
122. The Summer Of Boats
123. Time
124. toxic
125. Trash Fire Bummers
126. User
127. Waves
128. Waves Again
129. What Can I Tell You?
130. What Would You Have Me Do?
131. Where Are They Now?
132. White Belt Boys

Local H is an American rock band originally formed by guitarist and vocalist Scott Lucas, bassist Matt Garcia, drummer Joe Daniels, and lead guitarist John Sparkman in Zion, Illinois in 1990. The members all met in high school in 1987 and founded Local H three years later. After Sparkman's departure in 1991 and Garcia's departure in 1993, Local H continued as an unorthodox two-piece setup. Local H signed a record contract with Island Records in 1994, where they would go on to release three albums. The band's debut album, Ham Fisted (1995), was not a success and the band was nearly dropped, but the band remained on the label long enough to release their second album As Good as Dead (1996). The album was a success, selling over 320,000 copies and spawned a radio hit with "Bound for the Floor", which peaked at No. 5 on the US Alternative Billboard Chart and became the band's best known song. Local H's third album, Pack Up the Cats (1998), was a critical success and appeared on several best-of end of year lists, but did not perform as well commercially due to its promotion being negatively affected by a corporate merger involving Island's parent company, PolyGram. The following year, the band left Island, and Daniels was replaced by Brian St. Clair. By March 2002, Local H's first three albums had sold a combined total of 600,000 copies. Local H's first album with St. Clair, Here Comes the Zoo (2002), was released through Palm Pictures. The band recorded three more albums, Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles? (2004), Twelve Angry Months (2008) and Hallelujah! I'm a Bum (2012), and four EPs with St. Clair, prior to his amicable departure in 2013. In November 2013, Ryan Harding was announced as the new drummer, and the band have since released two albums, Hey, Killer in 2015 and Lifers in 2020.

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