Helllo, you are looking to buy a huH MAGAZINE CD 16 released in 1995 on HUH MUSIC SERVICE HD1295D. CD COMES IN A COLLECTIBLE DIGIPAK CASE. THIS DISC WAS ONLY AVAILABLE WITH A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE MAGAZINE. THESE COMPILATIONS WERE NEVER SOLD INSTORES. ITEM IS IN OVERALL NEAR MINT CONDITION. DISC LOOKS LIVE IT WAS NEVER PLAYED. DIGIPAK IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION- THERE IS VERY LIGHT SURFACE WEAR TO THE FRONT PANEL. CD IS NOT SEALED, BUT COMES STORED IN A POLYBAG SLEEVE.

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Tracklisting:

1. Frank Sinatra - The Way You Look Tonight
2. Joan Osborne - One of Us
3. Sweetwater - Feed Yourself
4. Electrafixion - Never
5. The Rugburns - War
6. Water - Seed
7. Luna - Hedgehog
8. Blind Melon - Toes Across the Floor
9. Randy Newman - Can't Keep a Good Man Down
10. Aztec Camera - Rainy Season
11. Silk - Hooked on You
12. Supernatural - Buddah Blessed It
13. Das EFX - Real Hip-Hop
14. Redbelly - Grey
15. Danielson - Headz in The Cloudz
16. Mindrot - Anguish
17. Fates Warning - Circles
18. Cathedral - Hopkins

Label: Huh Music Service Catalog#: HD1295D Format: CD, Compilation Country: US Released: 1995 Genre: Rock Notes: Release in EcoPak case. huH was a popular music magazine in the United States during the 1990s. It was published by Ray Gun Publishing, Inc. and owned by Time Warner. It was launched in 1994 as a new business venture concept in a mixed music sample marketing/publishing format. Initially, the magazine came packaged in a prototype sent by mail that included the square-ish magazine and a VHS tape with videos by artists mentioned in the magazine. After marketing stabilization and a format change, the magazine included sampler CDs released on a monthly basis by genre while reviews were contained within the magazine. The format then changed to a numbered sequence with all sample songs on one CD per month. The magazine also included a letters section with a mostly youth audience, news briefs, and cartoons. Its large, almost square design distinguished it among other publications. huH stopped circulating in the late 1990s.