Subject to Change: Artists for a Hate-Free America

Subject to Change: A Compilation Of Northwest Artists
Compilation album by Various Artists
Released 1997
Genre Compilation
Length 60 minutes
Label Airforce Records
Director Bill Clodfelter
Producer Garry Egan & Karl Anderson
Compiler Karl Anderson & Bill Clodfelter
PDXplosion Production Guide

Subject to Change is a compilation album released in 1997 and the first by Airforce Records. It features artists from the Pacific Northwest interwoven with spoken word prose from Alyssa Burrows. There are 20 tracks available on the CD from 19 different artists. The insert cover art is a 4-panel double-inset lined with black-and-white photographs taken by a Northwest photographer provided by Artists For A Hate Free America.

The album was produced by Garry Egan and Karl M Anderson. The Audio engineer for the compilation was done by Matt Messing with additional engineering by Garry Egan for the original compact disc release. Promotional marketing was handled by Bill Clodfelter. Different tracks of this album were recorded by Garry Egan during the first three quarters of 1996 with final production and mixdown ending in early 1997.


Track listing

  1. "Big Boys and Bruisers" - Alyssa Burrows (0:34)
  2. "We Don't Want It" - Sweaty Nipples (1:39)
  3. "Not Your Bottle" - The Dandy Warhols (3:59)
  4. "Hate On Mine" - Cool Nutz (4:53)
  5. "Underwear" - Carmina Piranha (2:48)
  6. "Heroin Girl (Acoustic)" - Everclear (2:54)
  7. "From The Inside" - Daylights, The (2:56)
  8. "Hot Summer 1991" - Truly (4:25)
  9. "Lids, Nails And Screws" - Eric Matthews (2:13)
  10. "Sunspot Stop Watch (Live)" - Pete Droge (4:37)
  11. "Get Up & Get Dissed" - 5 Fingers Of Funk (4:00)
  12. "I Never Get Any" - Alyssa Burrows (0:57)
  13. "Cheap" - The Jimmies (2:06)
  14. "American Theatric" - Floater (4:47)
  15. "Babble" - Pilot (4:01)
  16. "Nudie Hike" - Donut Hole Smile (2:47)
  17. "Smile" - Super Deluxe (3:35)
  18. "Energy" - Hungry Mob (2:53)
  19. "Wither" - Village Idiot (3:16)
  20. "Mama Can't Walk" - Gus Van Sant (3:45)

External links

PDXplosion Production Guide Page 1