Hacksaw - S/T

Year: 1998

Label: The Great American Steak Religion

Tracks:

1. Kick It
2. I Lied To Myself

3. Without Living
4. A Million Times









This is the first Hacksaw record, and is substantially better than the rest of their stuff. This sounds a little less like boring stoner rock, and a little more like Fugazi. Over all, not a bad record, and worth picking up if you see it in a dollar bin and want to know what Jon Sharron (of Brutal Knights, Hassler, Chokehold, etc.) was doing circa 1998. My copy of this notes that it is #169/400 for a 1998 tour, but I don't know if this is a special tour edition of if all of them have hand-numbered dust sleeves, as 400 is a big old number of records to hand-number, especially for a band that was never too huge. It also has some picture pasted on the B-side label. I've tried to find info on this but have not been successful.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfRIKXWfmTA

Hacksaw - Wasted Summer Blues

Year: 2002

Label: Broken Glass Records

Tracks:

1. Wasted Summer

2. Lonely Lines

Sorta a cruddy rock n roll record featuring Jon Sharron before he started kicking our asses with the Brutal Knights. This single sounds like Burning Love if your dad played in it.

Hacksaw/Mercury The Winged Messenger - She's Got My Back/Minions Of Goat Christ

Year: 2001

Label: Global Symphonic

Tracks:

Hacksaw side:
1. She's Got My Back

Mercury The Winged Messenger side:
2. Minions Of Goat Christ

Here's some split Hacksaw did with a band that I know nothing about. Hacksaw was a band in the late-90s and early 2000s that played some kind of rock n roll somewhere between stoner rock, dad rock, and the Goo Goo Dolls. Jon Sharron from Brutal Knights/Hassler/Chokehold/everything also used to play in this. Not very highly recommended.