Dead Ends and Girlfriends

Dead Ends and Girlfriends
Studio album by Allister
Released	1999
Recorded	Week of 28 December 1998 to 4 January 1999, at Amerycan Studios, N. Hollywood, CA
Genre	Punk rock
Length	26:50
Label	Drive-Thru
Producer	Ro Sahebi & Allister
Allister chronology
You Can't Do That on Vinyl (1998) Dead Ends and Girlfriends (1999) Last Stop Suburbia (2002)

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Dead Ends and Girlfriends is an album released in 1999 by the band Allister. The album is dedicated to the memory of Phil Bonnet & Beth Miller.

Three of the songs are cover versions: "Miz" is by Kevin Doss & The Humdingers, "I Want It That Way" is by Max Martin and Andreas Carlsson, and "Fraggle Rock" (listed on Dead Ends as "Fraggle Rawk") is by Dennis Lee and Phillip Balsam. "I Want It That Way" was made famous by the Backstreet Boys. "Fraggle Rock" was the theme song of the children's TV series of the same name.

Track listing

All tracks by Allister except were noted

1. "Jimmy's Dreamgirl" – 1:24
2. "Residential Burglary" – 1:37
3. "Moper" – 2:19
4. "Jacob" – 2:28
5. "It's Just Me" – 2:28
6. "Miz" (Kevin Doss, Humdingers) – 1:50
7. "Moon Lake Village" – 1:43
8. "I Told You So" – 1:55
9. "Timing" – 3:18
10. "Friday Night" – 2:27
11. "Chasing Amy" – 2:04
12. "Boysenberry" – 1:58
13. "Fraggle Rawk" (Phillip Balsam, Dennis Lee) – 1:19
14. "Pictures" – 2:21
15. "Love Song" – 0:18
16. "I Want It That Way" (Andreas Carlsson, Max Martin) – 2:22

Personnel

• Brandon Abelin – Engineer
• Allister – Producer
• Mark Chalecki – Mastering
• Shannon Frost – Photography
• Johnny Hamada – Guitar, Vocals
• Michael Harants – Cover Art
• Rich Mauser – Mixing
• Eric "Skippy" Mueller – Guitar, Vocals, Design, Layout Design
• Scott Murphy – Bass, Vocals, Design, Layout Design
• Richard – Photography
• Tim Rogner – Drums, Vocals, Producer, Drums (Snare), Group Member
• Ro Sahebi – Producer, Soloist
• Chris Shepard – Producer, Engineer, Mixing
• Stefanie – Design, Layout Design
• Brad Vance – Mastering
• Angie Wood – Cover Art

References

1. ^ [Dead Ends and Girlfriends at Allmusic