Punkanada: Superconductor - Hit Songs For Girls

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Superconductor - Hit Songs For Girls

I discovered this band during my search for punk vinyl in Vancouver in the 90's. I listened to this CD and liked it immediately, bought it, then got the 7" EP listed below. Definitely a must have even if it's not 80's punk.

Boner Records, 1993

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5 comments:

IHateThe90sJanuary 16, 2011 at 11:33 PM
Awesome! Thanks so much for uploading this. It's been ages since I've heard it!
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AnonymousJanuary 18, 2011 at 9:34 PM
Yo thanks for the 'ductor nice post!
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rg66January 19, 2011 at 1:54 AM
No prob, feel free to post it!
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UnknownOctober 10, 2012 at 8:32 AM
This band is completely new to me. I can't wait to hear it- and THANKS!
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AnonymousApril 22, 2014 at 10:39 AM
great blog, this band is great (extreme version of early pixies). newman's solo is also great. ever heard of a canadian band called Numb ?
they had a record called "Fool's Progress" (1992?)
can't find my copy of the LP.. can't seem to find any info on web
think you could ever get theirs on MP3 ?
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Punkanada

You grew up in Regina of all places? Yes, and it wasn't as lame as you might think. There was no where else to go between Winnipeg and Calgary so we got all the bands coming through. I lived in a house with some friends and we had a deal with one of the promoters, we got into the shows for free if the bands could stay at our house. There were a lot of bands and a constant party so some of the post may or may not be correct due to memory failure!

You will need Winrar to extract the files or you can use 7-Zip which is free.

A lot of this music has been reissued on CD. If you like the music then please support the band and go buy it!

If you own the rights to any of this music and don't want it posted here, leave a comment or email me and I will remove it.

About me

It all started in 1981 or 82 in Regina, I was listening to the Clash and bands like that. I went with some friends to a house party and saw a local band called Diplomatic Immunity and that was it for me. I fell in love with the music and the messege and have been listening to it ever since. At the time I didn't have much money so had very few records. The first 3 records I bought were Black Flag Damaged, The Exploited Punks Not Dead and The Subhumans No Wishes No Prayers. In the late 80's I was listening to a lot of metal but got back into punk in the early 90's. I moved to Vancouver in 1990 and searched the city for punk vinyl. I did quite well and now have about 200 -300 records including a sealed copy of No Means No Mama and The Subhumans Incorrect Thoughts!

I am currently living in Entebbe, Uganda in East Africa.