Eat Me! Records was a record label established in 1998 by two siblings who lived in New Jersey. Just two years later, they had recruited quite a few punk rock bands along the East Coast, and decided to release an album of songs from bands owned by Eat Me! Records. The album name, to go fittingly with the record label name "Eat Me! Records", was "Punk 'N' Pie". Other than a Discogs entry, a Genius page on the album that isn't complete, and on a skatepunk website sometime in 2010 about albums that they wanted, not much is known about the album. We know all of the songs and bands featured on the album, as well as three tracks have been posted onto YouTube by the channel "Kevin Osmond"[1]
Song Titles and Bands Featured
Dancing Purple Frogs - Slacker's Theme (Sat. Detention) (My Attempt To Make A High Quality Version)
- Slacker's Theme (Sat. Detention) by Dancing Purple Frogs
- What's Wrong With Me by Smack Addict
- Misunderstood by Thank You Alfred
Thank You Alfred - Misunderstood (As High Quality As Possible) (Uncensored Version)
- Darkest Place (Live) by Seven Foot Grin
- Confronted by Burning Strong
- Coolness by Wryneck
- Movin' On by Whoopie Cushion
- 2:51 by The Delinquents
- Cudgel by Mezzanine
- Adrenaline Rush by Stage Control
- Sandra Rhode by Wryneck
- Keep My Eyes Closed by Smack Addict
- Falling Off My Bicycle by Stage Control
- Hellbound by Pardon My Parka
- I Just Wanna Do It With Jennifer Love Hewitt by Dancing Purple Frogs
- Just Like You by Thank You Alfred
- Emilie by Whoopie Cushion
- SEB (Life) by Seven Foot Grin
- Arsenic by Mezzanine
- We Did It by Dancing Purple Frogs
- What's Going On by Wreckinghorn
Wreckinghorn - What's Going On (Official Audio)
UPDATE: SOMETHING A higher quality version of "What's Going On" by Wreckinghorn is available on their Bandcamp page[2], effectively making Kevin Osmond's low quality and horrible mixing job obsolete. However, Osmond's version is still the only version on YouTube, so it is still okay. Additionally, this Bandcamp version is of the "Eat This" version, not the Punk 'n' Pie/original version.
