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(2007) About a Girl
FDR's "About a Girl" CD will feature indie, power-pop, and garage rock bands covering the greatest all-time rock n roll songs featuring a girl's name in the title and chorus. We are currently recruiting bands to contribute. Submission deadline is set for the end of this year. We're shooting for a Spring of 07 release. Let us know your favorite tunes with a girl's name! For more go to the My Space site we've set up just for this project.


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(2004) Who's Not Forgotten: FDR's Tribute to the Who
In 2004 we finally paid tribute to the awesome (and my favorite band) The Who. For this one, FDR recruited Guided By Voices and Pat Dinizio along with a slew of Philadelphia area and national indie-rock bands to cover the amazing catalog of the Who. The Dipsomaniacs covered "Bargain" on their own and teamed up with Philly guitar legend, Tommy Conwell, for a blistering version of "Long Live Rock". All proceeds to Hear Net. SOLD OUT.


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(2001) Left of the Dial: a Pop Tribute to the Replacements
Paul Westerberg made me think I could be in a band - along with Bob Dylan and Pete Townshend he knows my heart and can explain how I feel when I can't. So it made sense to make our first tribute, one to the Mats. We recruited a bunch of awesome indie-rock bands who felt likewise and tried to focus on the melodic and lyrical sensibilities of the band. This is our all-time best seller and after a recent repressing is still in stock. Buy it now.


(2005) High School Reunion: a tribute to those great 80s films
Our 2005 tribute CD features Frank Black, Matthew Sweet, Kristin Hersh, John P. Strohm, Lori McKenna, Dipsomaniacs, The Dresden Dolls, Bastards of Melody, Blank Pages and more covering tracks from films like Pretty In Pink, Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, Say Anything, and Fast Times At Ridgemont High.


(1998) The New Deal FDR's first compilation CD was a resounding success. Unfotunately, this one has long been out of print. The New Deal features tracks from the Dipsomaniacs, Taggart (then called Bender), Day of Reckoning, Blank Pages, and others.