Hater have so far only released one full-length album, though it was rumored another would be out within the first half of 1997; that obviously did not happen. Clicking on a song title will retrieve its lyrics; the "AU" links are to sound clips.
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Some Music Makes Me Dizzy
Promo CD. A&M Records. 1992. |
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| This promo CD has a gatefold picture sleeve and features "Tot Finder" and "Roadside" as well as songs by Paw, Hammerbox, Monster Magnet, Doughboys, Therapy?, and Swervedriver. | |
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Hater
Pre-release cassette. A&M Records (31454 0137 4). 1993. |
Cassette includes same exact tracks as the album. Yellow paper insert. "self-entitled Hater album due out 9/21 featuring the single 'Who Do I Kill?'" printed on insert next to track list. |
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Hater
Compact disc and cassette. A&M Records (31454 0137 2/4). 21 September 1993. |
Produced by Hater. Recorded by Stuart Hallerman at Avast, Seattle. Liner notes photography done by Matt Cameron and Fran Hapke, visuals by Reyzart. |
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Who Do I Kill?
Promo-only CD5. A&M Records (31458 8191 2). 1993. |
Disc is packaged in a DigiPak case. |
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Circles
7". Sub Pop Records (SP233). September 1993. |
Available to members of Sub Pop's Singles Club. Recorded by Stuart Hallerman at Avast, mixed by Gary King. Art by Reyzart, back cover photograph by Matt Cameron. "Gen-o-cide" is a remix (kind of) of "Roadside." |
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Hempilation
Compilation CD. Capricorn Records. 18 September 1995. |
17-song compilation to benefit NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws). High Times reports: "Thrash-punk drums, bass and guitars set the pace as Shepherd, playing guitar, sings: 'Angry and confused, that's what I'm accused of/It's my contradiction, I am convicted.'" NORML says that "It's 70 seconds of pure ambivalence." This track features new bassist Alan Davis. |
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