Tommy Stinson's Bash & Pop Add 18 Tracks To Album Reissue
. ![]() Bash & Pop, the band founded by Tommy Stinson (The Replacements/Guns N' Roses), will see their 1993 debut album greatly expanded for a deluxe reissue. Omnivore Recordings have set a September 8th release date for the new reissue of "Friday Night Is Killing Me" which includes the original 11-track effort on one disc and second disc that will feature rare tracks and B-sides. The bonus tracks will include their contribution to the soundtrack of the 1994 film Clerks and 15 previously unissued performances, according to the announcement. Disc One: 4. One More Time Disc Two: 4. Tiny Pieces (Home Demo) * 5. Situation 6. Harboring A Fugitive 7. Making Me Sick 8. Nothing (Alternate Version) * 9. One More Time (Alternate Version) * 13. Tickled To Tears (Alternate Version) * 16. Tiny Pieces (Alternate Version) * * Previously Unissued
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