Soup Is Good Food on Tue 1/17/12
all Lookout! bands. best idea i've ever had. "label" column is catalog number.
"new" stuff at the end isn't lookout.
| Artist | Title | Album | Label | New |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Lookouts | Why Don't You Die | One Planet, One People | LK-01 | |
| Corrupted Morals | Be All You Can Be | Chet | LK-02 | |
| Operation Ivy | Hoboken | Hectic | LK-03 | |
| Crimpshrine | Sleep, What's That? | Sleep, What's That? | LK-004 | |
| Isocracy | Rodeo | Bedtime For Isocracy | LK-005 | |
| Stikky | The Song About Annihilating Posers | LK-006 | ||
| Plaid Retina | Twisted | Plaid Retina EP | LK-007 | |
| Sewer Trout | President Of The Anarchist Club | Songs About Drinking | LK-008 | |
| The Yeastie Girlz | FCC | Ovary Action | LK-009 | |
| Operation Ivy | Knowledge | Energy | LK-010 | |
| Kamala And The Karnivores | 29 Degrees | The Thing That Ate Floyd | LK-011 | |
| East Bay Mud | Win Or Lose | The Thing That Ate Floyd | LK-011 | |
| Neurosis | Pollution | Aberration | LK-012 | |
| Surrogate Brains | If The Things They Say Are True | Surrogate Serenades | LK-013 | |
| Eyeball | Prosthetic Head | Prosthetic Head | LK-014 | |
| Crimpshrine | Butterflies | Quit Talkin, Claude | LK-015 | |
| Kamala & The Karnivores | Bone Bouquet | Girl Band | LK-016 | |
| The Lookouts | Green Hills Of England | Spy Rock Road | LK-018 | |
| Corrupted Moral | Big Man | Cheese It | LK-019 | |
| Plaid Retina | It | Pink Eye | LK-020 | |
| Neurosis | Double Edged Sword | The Word As Law | LK-021 | |
| The Mr. T Experience | Zero | Making Things With Light | LK-023 | |
| Samiam | Tired O' Waiting | I Am | LK-024 | |
| Cringer | Step Back | Karin | LK-025 | |
| Jawbreaker | Sea Foam Green/ Sea Green Foam | Punk USA | ||
| Avail | Nickel Bridge | Over The James | ||
| American Steel | Insurrection Ave. | Rogue's March | ||
| The Queers | Monster Zero | Love Songs For The Retarded | ||
| Groovie Ghoulies | Graveyard Girlfriend | Re-Animation Festival | ||
| Fifteen | Communication | Choice Of A New Generation | ||
| Downfall | Long Way To Go | Get Ready For Action | ||
| Big Rig | Expansive Heart | Expansive Heart | ||
| Blatz | Homemade Speed | Shit Split | ||
| Lagwagon | Noble End | Can Of Pork | ||
| Fuel | Take Effect | Take Effect | ||
| Screeching Weasel | Don't Turn Out The Lights | My Brain Hurts | ||
| Pinhead Gunpowder | Big Yellow Taxi | Kick Over The Traces | ||
| The Criminals | Never Been Caught | Never Been Caught | ||
| Cleveland Bound Death Sentence | Baltimore | Cleveland Bound Death Sentence | ||
| Common Rider | Am I On My Own | Thief In A Sleeping Town | ||
| Monsula | Missing You | Nickel | ||
| Filth | The List | Shit Split | ||
| The Skinflutes | No Longer | Sawhorse | ||
| Riverdales | Back To You | Riverdales | ||
| Pansy Division | Deep Water | Deflowered | ||
| Tilt | White Homes | Play Cell | ||
| NEW MUSIC | IS NOT LOOKOUT! | SORRY | ||
| Jeff The Brotherhood | Whatever I Want | Whatever I Want | ✔ | |
| The Eeries | I Don't Care | Comes Alive | ✔ | |
| Future Of The Left | destroywhitchurch.com | Polymers Are Forever | ✔ | |
| The Dead Milkmen | The King In Yellow/ William Bloat | The King In Yellow | ✔ | |
| Dry Feet | I Can't Sleep At Night | I Can't Sleep At Night | ✔ | |
| Mean Jeans | 2 Much Cocaine | Are You Serious? | ✔ | |
| The Men | If You Leave... | Leave Home | ✔ | |
| Hollywood | (Scary) Cemetary | Stunts | ✔ | |
| Plow United | Monte | Sleeptalker | ✔ | |
| Psychic Teens | Yung | Psychic Teens | ✔ | |
| The Beets | You Don't Want Kids To Be Dead | Let The Poison Out | ✔ | |
| John K. Samson | Highway 1 East | Provincial | ✔ |
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