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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Rerun Records 7" SET SALE coming soon - Sign up to receive it early!

« on: April 16, 2013, 01:28:53 PM »

Heya!

I'm putting together a new 7" set sale list that will have at least 300-400 records I've never offered before as well as another few hundred that have been stored/not offered for a couple years. The list is too large to post here or other forums, so I'll be uploading a multi-page PDF of the sale list that you can download.

The sale is all over the map. It's 85% or more Punk, New Wave, Power Pop, HC, indie from '70s-'90s with a handful of post '90s things. I'll try not to make you slog through tons of '90s crud to see the better '70s-'80s stuff. Any of the common stuff or out-right crap will be sent to the last few pages as part of a separate bargain list. There aren't any $$$ items on the list, but there will be some medium-rare things and clean, affordable copies of more common, but classic Punk, New Wave, Indie singles in there. The '90s stuff is mainly decent to great Garage and Garage Punk with some HC and Pop Punk. 

The list will first go out to past customers and others already subscribed to my Rerun Records email newsletter. I'll remove sold items and post the link to the list here and other public places after those people have a full week to respond. If you want to make sure you receive it first, you can sign up for the Rerun Crud newsletter on the front page of www.RerunRecordsSTL.com The newsletter only goes out when there are new label releases or new set sale lists, so we don't bother you much once you subscribe.

The list is about half done, and I hope to have it finished within the next two weeks at most.

Thanks
Jason

?'s and stuff: jason(at)RerunRecordsSTL.com

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / Rerun Records - Web store updates and FREE Records/CD offer!

« on: March 19, 2013, 09:30:59 AM »

Need some new records?!?! How about FREE records and CDs?!?
We've been working on adding lots of new and used stuff to the web store. We just listed a bunch of Punk/HC reissue CDs (lots of UK '70s-80s punk from Overground Records in the UK and Mystic '80s HC stuff that's now OOP!) as well as new Punk reissue vinyl from other labels. We've also uploaded a couple hundreds used LPs and rare/oop CDs in the last week or so and will continue to as time allows. Don't forget the MAX LOAD LP+CD+DVD on our BDR label is still hot of the presses and getting rave reviews! It contains their classic X Rod 7" from 1979 and tons of unreleased demos, plus a live on TV in 1981 DVD!
http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/Max_Load.html

OK, onto the FREE LP and CD OFFER!
All U.S. customers may choose one of these for free with any order containing a Rerun or BDR released LP or any order that totals $20 or more before shipping cost. Order $35 or more and pick 2! Order $50 or more and pick 3! You don't have to pay additional postage on these, either. You may email/message to tell us which you like, otherwise we'll send you the freebies at random.
(Non-U.S. customers wanting the free offer may do so, but you will have to pay the additional postage. CDs may be sent without case for no additional postage! Email/message for more info!)

EMAIL: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com

http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html

FREE STUFF TO PICK FROM:
1. Spent Idols/Dead End Kids-split LP
'90s Rerun release of '77 style punk rock from CA and FL bands. Never issued in a proper jacket, it comes with cover art, insert and vinyl in a poly bag

2. Gizmos-Nevermind The Gizmos LP - WATER DAMAGED
The Italian vinyl pressing of the Gulcher reissue CD of the Dale Lawrence line up material. ESSENTIAL! (Limited copies)

3. Screamin' Mee-Mees-Live From The Basement LP - WATER DAMAGED
The Italian vinyl pressing of the Gulcher reissue CD of essential Mee-Mees singles collection! (Limited copies)

***On the WATER DAMAGED LPs - Some are slightly warped and vinyl may be water marked, but they played fine on the handful I tried. Covers range from minor/medium rippled water damage to really ripply/curled corner. They are ugly but good as play/DJ copies and hey, they're free!***

4. SYNTAX ERROR-s/t 7"
St. Louis Casio Punk from the early naughts. http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/SYNTAX_ERROR.html

5. Prefecture-s/t 7"
Snarling St. Louis PunkCore from the early naughts. With members of Civic Progress, Manipulation, Broken Prayer...oh wait, that's just the drummer.
http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/Prefecture.html

6. V/A-Test Patterns CD
1981 St. Louis Punk/New Wave/Indie compilation reissue. http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/V_A-Test_Patterns.html

7. Retros-Inner City Rockers CD
1979 St. Louis Punk Pop killer! CD format only on free list
http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/The_Retros.html

8. raymilland-Recordings '79-'81 CD
St. Louis acid drenched Psych/art Punk! CD format only on free list
http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/Raymilland.html

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Rikki Rush-American Dream 7"EP -1982 Dead stock copies - Power Pop/Low Rent Rock

« on: March 12, 2013, 09:04:45 AM »

I thought this might appeal to some folks here...I got in a pile of dead stock copies of this EP from 1982 by Rikki Rush. I haven't had time to rip it yet for audio samples, but I'll try to get to that in the next couple days.



My description from the store:

Rikki Rush-American Dream 7"EP
1982-Easy Action Records

Fontana, CA low rent Power Pop/Rock from 1982. Comes off like a rough-around-the-edges Bomp! and Cheap Trick fan record. Four song EP on red vinyl. "Pop Side" and "Rock Side". Nice double sided insert with several pics of Rikki and the gang.

These are original, dead stock copies. Although they are all generally in great condition, some covers have minor storage/rub wear. Vinyl may be a bit dusty but is unplayed.

Listed here:
http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html#!/~/product/category=1475315&id=20692018


Anyway, you can buy it at the store link below with other stuff, otherwise if you just want one of these, they're $20.00ppd in the U.S., $25.00ppd Canada and $32.00ppd anywhere else. If you order the new Max Load LP+CD+DVD I'll let you add one for $15!

Paypal (gift preferred!) to: Jason at RerunRecordsSTL.com

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / EBAY spam - 7" auctions (Garage, AOR, Soul, Rap, etc) and buncha BINs

« on: February 04, 2013, 01:19:05 PM »

Probably nothing too interesting to most posters here in the auctions, but I'll have a big batch of punk, new wave, power pop, garage, etc in the next week or so. I'll probably do a set sale list here, too.

Anyway, this batch hasL Brogues-Ain't No Miracle Worker OG, Homegrown-Loaded (great Memphis Stones rock), Dynamite Butch (good early '70s hard rock), some choice modern soul and St. Louis rarities, a few rap singles, etc.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/Records-/176985/i.html?item=290856847800&pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item43b86b49b8&_ssn=rerunrecordsstl&rt=nc&LH_Auction=1

...plus a buncha buy it nows listed, since they were free to list.

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / MAX LOAD LP+CD+DVD - KBDartpunk'n'roll 1979-1983 - OUT NOW! Plus Rerun/BDR sale!

« on: January 30, 2013, 11:33:19 AM »

The long awaited MAX LOAD release is now ready to ship!


(Crummy cell phone quick pic shows all sides of the packaging.)
MAX LOAD-Max Load LP+CD+DVD
(2013-BDR Records) (BDR #6)

When you say Belleville, IL, non-locals usually assume it's one of the zillion Chicago suburbs. It's far from it. Just a few miles across the Mississippi from St. Louis, it's another small, river town. In the late '70s, punk barely happened in St. Louis. Except for Max Load, it didn't even get noticed in Belleville. The river provides far more isolation between the states than one may realize. Bitter geographic rivals for no good reason. That didn't stop these guys from making a noise on their side.

Max Load was formed and began playing live shows around Belleville in 1978. They soon were playing in St. Louis as well, but they never would be treated as equals. They were often forced to play first, before much less competent bands, or dead last, when the St. Louis crowd was anxious to get to the after-party. Last often meant playing to an empty room, rather than being the coveted headlining spot. Out shining most of the Missouri bands around at the time, they released a scorching two song 45 ("X-Rod" b/w "Magazine Sex") in 1979 on their own label. It was mostly intended as a calling card to secure gigs, but some copies were sold locally and a few even distributed by Bomp! Records in CA. The band would go on to record studio demos in 1980 at the request of Epic Records and would commit countless songs to tape with their own 4-track recorder. They were also the only punk band in the area to pay attention to and be featured on the short-lived cable access TV show, Street Beat.

Although Max Load started out with a fairly traditional punk sound, by 1981 they started writing more post punk and art punk influenced material. This new direction can be heard on the included 4-track demos. Like so many other bands, they never got that record deal or big break they were hoping for. By late 1982, most members had moved on to new projects and the band was gone by 1983. It would be another ten or so years before their record would be compiled on the Killed By Death bootleg compilation series and they?d get some much deserved recognition outside the area. The 45 is now considered one of the best Midwestern punk singles of the era, and a copy with the picture sleeve is one of the rarest U.S. punk collectibles.

The Max Load release is comprised of all studio recordings from 1979-1983. The X-Rod 45 is included, along with 22 never-before-released 8-track and 4-track demos. The package includes a 14 song LP, a 24 song CD and a DVD that features a 20-song live performance, recorded for cable access TV in 1981. The CD and DVD come with a title card in a protective sleeve that's tucked inside the LP jacket, along with a double sided 11"x17" insert featuring numerous photos, gig posters and extensive liner notes. 

Order now and hear song samples at: www.rerunrecordsstl.com/Max_Load.html
$16.50 ppd for U.S.  -  $27.00 ppd for Canadians  -  $35.00 ppd for rest of the world (Sorry those are the real non-U.S. prices!)
Paypal to: Jason (at) RerunRecordsSTL.com

Also available:
Max Load and Screamin' Mee-Mees T-shirts:
We have a very limited number of T-shirts available as well. These are hand-screened by us on regular weight 100% cotton T-shirts. Max Load is on white or red and Mee-Mees on red. Please email for current list of available sizes/colors S-XL. We are sold out of all XXL shirts. Sorry for the crummy pictures! The Screamin' Mee-Mees logo is higher on the shirts, the one in the picture is a reject.






U.S.: $14ppd for one T-shirt or $24ppd for two T-shirts
Non-U.S. - ask for rates if ordering only shirts

*********************

Special MAX LOAD sale!
If you order the Max Load release at the postpaid price you can add any of the items below at these special prices!
***Add any Rerun or BDR LP for $10, 7" for $5 or CS for $3.50
Rerun Records
-VOM-Live At Surf City 7"EP (2012-RERUN #006) (specify B&W or color cover)
-The Reactors-It?s Not Important b/w Cold Eyes 7? (2011-RERUN #008)
-Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP (2011-RERUN #010)
-The Gruberger Brothers-Greetings From Reading, PA LP (2011-RERUN #012)
-M.O.T.O.-BOLT! LP (2012-RERUN #014)
-M.O.T.O.-E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP (2012-RERUN #015)
-The Screamin' Mee-Mees-Comedy Hour CS/CDR (2012-RERUN #017)
-Bruce Cole-Oh, Lou Lost The Elvis Tapes CD/CDR (2012-RERUN #018)
-The Ninnies-Why Not? CD (2012-Rerun/Stupid Records) (RERUN #019/STD 002)
Rerun Modern Releasing Company - non-reissue titles
-Medical Tourists-s/t LP (2012-Rerun/Import Export Records) (RERUN #007/IMPEX 002)
-SYNTAX ERROR-s/t 7"ep (2012-RERUN #009/RMRC #998)
-Prefecture-s/t 7?ep (2012-RERUN #011/RMRC #997)
BDR Records
-V/A-Test Patterns CD (2010-BDR #1)
-Raymilland-Recordings ?79-?81 LP+CD or CD (2010-BDR #2)
-The Welders-s/t 7?ep (2010-BDR #3)
-The Retros-Inner City Rockers - The Retros 1979 LP (2012-BDR #4)
-The Philosophic Collage-s/t 7"ep (2012-BDR #7)

***Add any of these inexpensive CD releases:
  -Ninnies-Why Not? CD $6
  -Retros-Inner City Rockers 1979 CD $5
  -Raymilland-Recordings $3
  -V/A-Test Patterns CD $2
  -M.O.T.O.-Kill M.O.T.O.! CD $6
  -M.O.T.O. CDR titles $3 each

***Add a Max Load or Screamin' Mee-Mees T-shirt for $9.00each!

See full info on Rerun, BDR and M.O.T.O. releases at: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/
 
***Add any of these '70s-'80s reissues Italian import LPs on Rave Up and Rockin' Bones or import M.O.T.O. LPs for only $11.00 each
or $10.00 each if you order five or more titles. These are regularly $13.00-$15.00 each!
  M.O.T.O. Finnish import LPs:
M.O.T.O.-No Sleep 'Til Turku LP
M.O.T.O.-No Way Street LP
  Rockin' Bones LPs:
The Beat - Paul Collins' Beat-1979 LP (Limited one-side Live LP recorded 1979)
Marshalls-Wicked Good Music: 1977-1980 and more! LP
  Rave Up LPs:
222's-She Wants Revenge LP
Contenders/Backstabbers-Live In The Big Sleazy LP
Dawgs-Outside of Time LP
Diodes-Time/Damage LP
Gregor McKenzie and the Misanthropes-Torture that Girl LP
Grim Klone Band-Blank Space LP
Jumpers(Italy)/198X-Palach Memorial LP
Kidz Next Door-s/t LP
Luxfero-New Hedonism LP
The Names-Young Romantics LP
Prostitutes(Italy)-European Idol LP
Saucers/The Allies-East Bay Punks From the Streets of Berkeley 1978-81 LP
Sinatras-Teddy Crashes Blond Dies LP
Spectacles-Re-Spectacled LP
Stormtroooper-I'm A Mess LP
Streetkidz-Looking For A Thrill LP
Style Sindrome-A Mysterious Design LP
Victim-All Our Dreams Are Gone LP
X-Beliebig-Oh Tannebaum LP
 
You can find the full info on these items at: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html

U.S. residents pay no additional postage!
Non-U.S. residents pay regular postage rates on total order. CDs may be sent with no cases to reduce postage costs.

Paypal to: Jason(at)RerunRecordsSTL.com or email your order to that same address and we'll reply with your total.

Wholesale inquires welcome (Jason(at)RerunRecordsSTL.com), or pre-order through Revolver and Subterranean.

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Music Shit / Germs-Lexicon Devil sleeve...legit?

« on: January 21, 2013, 09:00:41 AM »

I got this Germs sleeve (no record) awhile back in a stack of records that came from a collection with mostly other items from the same era. I don't own Lexicon Devil (real or boot), so I have nothing to compare it against. It's bright yellow paper (lightning on my pictures is crummy), seems to be offset printed and the paper stock looks/feels "right". Not a photocopy or brand new paper. It came in a slightly oversized poly bag that had been taped at one time, which I've seen on other Slash releases...but never know if it was a store that did it. If anyone can help with tell-tale signs it's legit or fake, lemme know please. Thanks.

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / EBAY spam - Buncha records Punk, Metal, Rock, Rap, etc.

« on: November 17, 2012, 10:33:17 PM »

Yeah, I know...Ebay spam is not as much fun as a set sale, but here's my crap. Free listings were the motivation, then it's back to Discogs and set sales.

Punk, HC, Metal, Rock, Garage, Rap, etc. Some crud, some good stuff.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/Records-/176985/i.html?item=290816164291&pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item43b5fe81c3&_ssn=rerunrecordsstl

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / New reissues from Rerun & BDR Records! St. Louis Art Punk & Chicago popRock!

« on: October 31, 2012, 09:54:55 AM »

Hello discerning music buyers-

That's right, we're back again with two new releases! As promised, we've returned to early punk and related reissues. We have a new 7" on BDR Records, our St. Louis-artists-only label and a CD only release that is produced and distributed for the band by Rerun Records. We've also decided to sell off the remaining TEST PRESSINGS of Rerun releases. All of them feature alternate art and are small, hand-numbered editions. Most of them are just a few bucks more than the standard pressing! Check 'em out here: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html#!/~/category/id=1462792&offset=0&sort=nameAsc   

Wholesale inquires on either of these or other Rerun/BDR Records or M.O.T.O. releases: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com



The Philosophic Collage-s/t 7"ep
(2012-BDR Records) (BDR #7)
According to the original St. Louis punk crowd, the Philosophic Collage and band leader Craig Kurtz (aka Timothy Tyme) were mildly difficult, if not completely off-putting. Their brand of abrasive music and Craig's "genius" schtick was too hard to take. When the band released this EP in 1981, most were confused by the four blasts of Art Punk/Midwestern No Wave, uh...if there really is such a thing as No Wave in the Midwest. It did impress Rough Trade enough to pick it up for distribution, even if the local response was less than enthusiastic.

The band only managed to play a handful of area gigs before nobody wanted to book them. They were far more successful in Chicago. Playing larger gigs to more receptive audiences and even signing on with a manager. Two cassettes were released after the EP, but it was all over by 1982 when Craig split the band up after an attempt to relocate to Chicago had failed.

BDR Records (the St.Louis-only division of Rerun Records) presents a deluxe reissue of this curiosity. 500 copies pressed on thick black vinyl. Housed in a heavy duty glue-pocket sleeve with a double-sided 14"x7" insert featuring vintage 'zine write-ups, ads and reviews, along with new liner notes by Craig Kurtz.

Tracklist:
Side A
-Genius
-Planned Obsolescence
Side B
-Toxic Poppies
-Headline Deadline



Two tracks from the EP can be heard here: http://www.divshare.com/download/20231786-5c0
The other tracks can be found if you poke around on Youtube.

Cost $6.00 each plus postage
($8ppd U.S. - $10.50 Canada - $15ppd outside of North America)
Paypal to: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
or order it here under the BDR releases section with other items: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html

AND



The Ninnies-Why Not? CD
(2012-Rerun/Stupid Records) (RERUN #019/STD 002)
The Ninnies were a bouncy powerpop/ROCK band from the far Northwest Chicago suburb of Mundelein, IL. They weren't trying to be the next Cheap Trick like so many others around that area in those days. Instead they were just a group of drinking buddies playing music for fun. The Ninnies never even really tried to be part of the Chicago scene. Instead, they stayed in Mundelein and ruled backyard parties and the local bowling alley from 1978-1981.
 
They released one 45 in 1980 on their own Stupid Records. It didn't have a flashy picture sleeve and was mostly unknown to Punk and powerpop collectors until a member of the band launched a Ninnies website with a bit of info and a few pictures. When three members of the band were featured on the St. Louis based Scene of the Crime radio show in 2008, the renewed interest in the band sparked an idea to collect the band's recordings before the tapes rotted completely.
 
The Why Not? CD collects the entire seven song studio session that produced the original 45, rehearsal demos, live tracks and more! All original material recorded 1979-1980. Classic photos of the band are included along with new liner notes by bass player John Azzato (aka Johnny A). The source tapes were far from perfect, but we've done everything possible to enhance their audio quality. Mid-to-lo fi fun is to be expected! Produced and distributed by Rerun Records for Johnny A and Stupid Records.
 
Preview the audio and see the full artwork here: http://ninnies.bandcamp.com/

Cost $8.50 each plus postage
($10.50ppd U.S. - $13.00 Canada - $16.50 ppd outside of North America)
Paypal to: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
or order it here under the Rerun releases section with other items: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html



Coming early 2013 and beyond:
RERUN RECORDS
-The Ama-Dots-collection LP (RERUN #016) ? A collection of mind numbing ?79-?83 No Wave and dark Post Punk from this talented Milwaukee band. Their ?Hit Girls? 45, unreleased Iain Burgess recording session from 1983 and more!
-The Ones-Short Dress b/w Tightrope 7"  & collection CD (RERUN #020 & 021) - A collection of this Milwaukee band's only 45 from 1979 along with unreleased studio recordings, rehearsal demos and a few live songs. Blazing Stooges/Dead Boys Punk ROCK! The band was originally named Ozone, and here's a clip of them performing a song from their single live on TV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qDcftRRJ58
-Peer Pressure-collection DOUBLE 7"(RERUN #022) - Brilliant two-man KBD Punk/DIY from Greenwich, CT. A double 7" package with remastered reissues of both the original, 1980 EP (though, actually their second recording) and the unreleased 1979 EP that EV Records eventually issued in 2001. Anticipate the future!!!
-M.O.T.O.-M.O.T.O.erectus LP (RERUN #023) Another classic M.O.T.O. cassette album on vinyl! This one was originally released in 1987.
-M.O.T.O.-Ampeg Stud LP (RERUN #024) One of the best cassette albums from the early Chicago-era of M.O.T.O. Originally released in 1996 and brimming with hits!
-Lubricants-Activated Energy 7" (RERUN #025) - Deluxe reissue of this Milwaukee band's only single from 1980. Classic Punk stomps with piercing guitar as heard on the Killed By Death comps.
-M.O.T.O.-Official worldwide fan club! - Co-run with Blast of Silence/Svart Records out of Turku, FInland. The fan club kit will include an exclusive 7"ep and all sorts of other swell goodies!

BDR RECORDS RELEASES - All St. Louis area artists!
...FINALLY Coming January 2013...
-Max Load-s/t LP+CD  (BDR #6) ?Killed By Death stars! Straight up Midwest-style Punk, basement psych and homemade ROCK from Belleville, IL, which is just over the river from St. Louis. Their brilliant X Rod 7? from 1979 and a bunch of demo recordings from '79-'83. Like a punk rock Monkees dreaming about the L.A strip circa 1976. Pop culture junkie overload music! The CD had several bonus tracks and comes free with the LP and is available on its own for those who don't care about vinyl. There will also be a limited edition package which includes an entire live set of Max Load on cable access TV in 1981!
 

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / M.O.T.O.-No Sleep?Til Turku LP/CD available in the U.S. and more from Rerun!

« on: October 01, 2012, 02:13:03 PM »

The brand new studio album from M.O.T.O. has landed in the U.S.! It's called No Sleep 'Til Turku and has been released by three swell record labels out of Turku, Finland....Blast of Silence, Svart and Airiston Punk-Levyt. Eighteen big hits and it's a doozy! On top of that, we are now offering four different M.O.T.O. discount combo packs to save you loot! See the info below...

We are the exclusive North American wholesale distributor of M.O.T.O. releases from Blast of Silence/Svart Records in Finland, so if you work at and/or want your local record shack to stock these titles along with Rerun and BDR label releases, please get in touch for rates!  Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com


M.O.T.O.-No Sleep ?Til Turku LP/CD
(2012-Blast of Silence/Svart/Airiston Punk-Levyt)
Hard-On Rock?n Roll! New Orleans based garage punk / power pop legends M.O.T.O. are back with their tenth full length album. The Record is co-released by Airiston Punk-Levyt, Blast of Silence Records and Svart Records ? all hailing from Turku, Finland. The songs on this album were recorded in studio ?Dwyers? earlier this year while the primus motor of the band, Paul Caporino, visited Finland (early January 2012). The album was later mixed and mastered by Caporinos trusted man, Garret Hammond (Kill MOTO, Raw Power, etc), in Downers Grove, IL, USA. This time Paul Caporino brings you wore-down catchy and up-tempo tunes with a lo-fi, under produced sound guaranteed to rock your socks off! Visitors in this album consist from the cream of the alternative scene in Finland: Niila Kunnari (Boredom Boys, God Given Ass, The Heartburns) on drums, Kerttu Vauras (Khatarina, Kovaa Rasvaa) on guest vocals in ?Big Emotional Life? and Mikko Luukko (Sweatmaster) on guitar ? just to name a few. After 30 years Caporino still delivers and M.O.T.O. is very much alive and kicking! They don't regard him as the ?Beatles of punk rock? for nothing! The most important genre release of 2012 so far?

Vinyl LP pressed on black vinyl and housed in a heavy gatefold jacket. $13.50 + postage
CD packaged in a standard jewel case with promo/hype sticker on front.  $9.50 + postage

Full track list and sample MP3s here: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/MOTO.html

Order No Sleep 'Til Turku and other M.O.T.O. things (including the combo deals) here: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html#ecwid:category=1462831&mode=category&offset=0&sort=addedTimeDesc

Also available on Rerun and BDR Records:
**U.S. Customers pay $3.00 for 1 7" via 1st class or $4.00 flat rate shipping for 1 LP or any size order of Rerun, BDR or M.O.T.O. releases sent via Media Mail**
**Non-U.S. people - standard shipping rates apply (see store for details)**

SPECIAL OFFER on Rerun or BDR releases: Get any two LPs for $22 + postage or any four LPs for $40 + postage! (Does not include distributed M.O.T.O. titles - See M.O.T.O. specials below!)

Email for total or send payments to: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
Full descriptions and cover art can be seen in the Rerun webstore: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html

Rerun Records
-BOB-The Things That You Do b/w Thomas Edison 7" (2011-RERUN #005) - $6.00 each  - Less than ten copies left!
-VOM-Live At Surf City 7"EP (2012-RERUN #006)  $6.50 each (please specify B&W or color sleeve)
-The Reactors-It?s Not Important b/w Cold Eyes 7? (2011-RERUN #008)  $6.00 each
-Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP (2011-RERUN #010)  $12.00 each
-The Gruberger Brothers-Greetings From Reading, PA LP (2011-RERUN #012) $12.00 each
-M.O.T.O.-BOLT! LP (2012-RERUN #014) $12.00 each
-M.O.T.O.-E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP (2012-RERUN #015) $12.00 each
-The Screamin' Mee-Mees-Comedy Hour CS/CDR (2012-RERUN #017)  CS or CDR $5.00 each
-Bruce Cole-Oh, Lou Lost The Elvis Tapes CD/CDR (2012-RERUN #018)  CS or CDR $5.00 each

Rerun Modern Releasing Company - non-reissue titles
-Medical Tourists-s/t LP (2012-RERUN #007/IMPEX 002) $12.00 each
-SYNTAX ERROR-s/t 7"ep (2012-RERUN #009/RMRC #998) $5.00 each
-Prefecture-s/t 7?ep (2012-RERUN #011/RMRC #997)  $5.00 each

BDR Records
-V/A-Test Patterns CD (BDR #1)  $3.00 or free with purchase of any BDR LP
-Raymilland-Recordings ?79-?81 LP+CD or CD (BDR #2)  LP+CD package $12.00 each  CD format in CD wallet $6.00
-The Welders-s/t 7?ep (BDR #3)  $6.00 each (2nd pressing)
-The Retros-Inner City Rockers - The Retros 1979 LP (BDR #4)   LP $12.00 each   CD $6.00 each

M.O.T.O.-CDR titles
-Pack Your Troubles (RR/MOTO-CDR #666)
-No Way Street (RR/MOTO-CDR #667)
-Raw Power (RR/MOTO-CDR #669)
-Live at the Lyon's Den, Chicago, IL January 24, 2003 (RR/MOTO-CDR #670)
-M.O.T.O. Goes Back To College (RR/MOTO-CDR #671)
-This Corpse Is A Warning (RR/MOTO-CDR #672)
-St. John The Bastard (RR/MOTO-CDR #674)
All M.O.T.O. CDR titles are $5.00 each or five for $20.00

Other M.O.T.O. titles available from Rerun and combo deals:
-M.O.T.O.-No Sleep 'Til Turku LP/CD (Finnish import)  LP $13.50 each  CD $9.50 each
-M.O.T.O.-No Way Street LP (Finnish import) LP $13.50 each
-M.O.T.O.‎-Live In Turku CASSETTE (Finnish import) Cassette $6.50 each  (Last of the copies!)
-M.O.T.O.-Battle of the Band - Greatest Hits 1988-2005 CD (Australian import) $9.50 each
-M.O.T.O.-Spiral Slouch 7"ep Closet find/dead stock copies of 2003 EP - Long OOP! $7.00 each

Current M.O.T.O. combo deals: (Prices do not include shipping)
COMBO #1: No Sleep 'Til Turku LP & No Way Street LP $24.50
COMBO #2: No Sleep 'Til Turku CD & Battle of the Band - Greatest Hits CD $17.00
COMBO #3: No Sleep 'Til Turku LP, No Way Street LP, BOLT! LP & E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP $45.00
COMBO #4: FIVE M.O.T.O. CDR titles (your choice) for $20.00

We also carry stuff from other labels: http://www.rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html#ecwid:category=1462803&mode=category&offset=0&sort=addedTimeDesc

Current distro special:
Get any FIVE Punk reissue LPs on Rave Up Records for only $55 ppd in the U.S. or $50 + regular postage to other countries
These are $13-14 individually, which means you can save up to $20 with this deal! Some titles out of print and limited to stock on hand. First come, first served. Email to reserve/order: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com

Available Rave Up LP titles:
The 222's-She Wants Revenge LP
Contenders/Backstabbers-Live In The Big Sleazy LP
Jumpers(Italy)/198X-Palach Memorial LP
Kidz Next Door-s/t LP
The Names-Young Romantics LP
The Streetkidz-Looking For A Thrill LP
The Dawgs-Outside of Time LP
The Diodes-Time/Damage LP
Luxfero-New Hedonism LP
Gregor McKenzie and the Misanthropes-Torture that Girl LP
The Plod-Neo City LP
The Saucers/The Allies-East Bay Punks From the Streets of Berkeley 1978-81 LP
The Action-s/t LP
The Sinatras-Teddy Crashes Blond Dies LP
Victim-All Our Dreams Are Gone LP
Stormtroooper-I'm A Mess LP
Grim Klone Band-Blank Space LP
The Shit Dogs-World War III LP
The Spectacles-Re-Spectacled LP

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / Rerun Records - Hear all 3 non-reissue releases now!

« on: August 28, 2012, 09:43:31 PM »

Rerun is taking a short detour from the usual reissues and archival releases to bring you three sorta-contemporary releases by related bands from our own backyard. All three bands have common members, and everything was recorded in the last seven years or so. All three releases are on our "modern band" subsidiary: RERUN MODERN RELEASING COMPANY. These will most likely be the only releases you'll ever see on RMRC. We're also pleased to bring you two new releases of older material from the Screamin' Mee-Mees camp!

All Rerun and BDR releases, swell Punk/HC reissues from other labels and used stuff (only about 15% of our used stock up so far, but it's still several hundred items) are available in our store: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/STORE.html

Orders, questions, wholesale inquires: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com


Medical Tourists-s/t LP
(RERUN #007/IMPEX 002)
High concept but low brow St. Louis band. Geek Wave meets Nerd Punk but without any cutesy cliches. Bass, guitar, synth and drum machine. Songs about being positive, city lights, having the proper attire and moving forward in every regard. This is not music for sloth.
Recorded and assembled by the band in their practice space. Almost two years in the making, but we think it was worth the wait. Brilliant cover painting by the much revered Ron Keas.
Co-released with Import Export Records out of Paris, France. Pressing of 500 copies on thick, black vinyl that also comes with an in-flight brochure.
 
Sample tracks and full info can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/medical_tourists.html



SYNTAX ERROR-s/t 7?ep
(RERUN #009/RMRC #998)
This band was from St. Louis. They were obviously going for some type of cool-kid synth punk sound when they started in 2003. Lucky for us, their ineptitude and lack of owning a synth left us with a bargain basement version of Casio fueled wave-punk. Drum machine, bass, guitar with ?? effects and an overdriven Casio keyboard. Song subjects cover disgust of humans and robotic love. What else is there?
The three songs on this record were taken from a demo session recorded in 2004. We had the original engineer remix and remaster them for optimal vinyl playback. Pressed on thick, black vinyl and packaged in a heavyweight glue pocket sleeve with a postcard insert. Featuring two members of Prefecture and Medical Tourists.
 
Sample track and full info can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/SYNTAX_ERROR.html



Prefecture-s/t 7?ep
(RERUN #011/RMRC #997)
Prefecture started in late 2006 and for a brief moment anyway, was a punk house favorite in St. Louis. They played snarling Punk-core. Not fast enough for the thrash-only crowd but certainly too abrasive for the hipster/un-punk set.
The band recorded this EP themselves, in their practice space. It's loud. It's raw. It's what Prefecture is. The record has three mid-tempo wall-o-punk-fuzz tunes and one Discharge-y blast. Three of the songs were originally intended for release as a 7" on Sack O' Shit Records in 2008. It's about five years later we figured it was time to make that happen.
Pressed on thick, black vinyl and packaged in a heavyweight sleeve with lyrics and pictures. Featuring members of SYNTAX ERROR, Medical Tourists, The Adult Toys, Civic Progress and Manipulation.
 
Sample tracks and full info can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/Prefecture.html



The Screamin' Mee-Mees-Comedy Hour CS/CDR
(2012-RERUN #017)
Although the Screamin' Mee-Mees are best known for their 1977 EP, the D.I.Y. Punk masterpiece "Live From The Basement", the boys had been making tapes since the late '60s. They recorded goofball rock n' folk songs on guitar and homemade drums, Kraut Rock-n'-pot fueled white noise jams and the odd bit of comedy, organ music and other experimentations.
This cassette is a real gem I'm proud to have re-discovered during one of our many excavations of Bruce Cole's basement. Recorded around '69 or '70, the tape was long thought lost and not heard for a couple decades. The first side is Bruce and Jon of the Mee-Mees putting on a production of "TV shows" with songs and bits, including a variety show with the boys posing as a couple rock bands. The second side starts with Bruce and Jon recording their observations as they drove around Ferguson in Jon's Javelin station wagon. After that trek, the boys head back home to play a handful of original songs. Vocals by both, with Bruce on acoustic guitar and Jon on coffee can drums. About a full hour glimpse into the mind's of the Mee-Mees, a very, very scary place.
Shrink-wrapped, pro-made, chrome cassette with full color cover. CS is limited to 100 copies. CDR format also available. CDR duped on archival grade disc with full color cover. Packaged in standard CD jewel case.

Sample tracks and full info can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/screamin_mee-mees.html
 


Bruce Cole-Oh, Lou Lost The Elvis Tapes CD/CDR
(2012-RERUN #018)
A solo release by Bruce of The Screamin' Mee-Mees! Almost a full hour of just Bruce singing songs with his guitar.
Side A is Bruce's solo cassette release from 1989 titled The Lost Elvis Tapes. It's just Bruce and his trusty electric guitar. The originally cassettes were mostly mailed for review or distributed to the patrons of a couple of Bruce's neighborhood bars in Ferguson, MO. Very few, if any were sold to the public. The material was reissued on CDR by Slippytown almost a decade ago, but even that was a tiny edition of 50 CDRs. Side B is a collection of acoustic songs compiled from Bruce's various basement tapes. About half was recorded in the early to mid '90s and the rest going back to the early '70s. Bruce does original material along with a few covers (Capt. Beefheart, Kevin Ayers, etc) in the Dog Face style.
Shrink-wrapped, pro-made, chrome cassette with full color cover. CS is limited to 100 copies. CDR format also available. CDR duped on archival grade disc with full color cover. Packaged in standard CD jewel case.

Sample tracks and full info can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/screamin_mee-mees.html


M.O.T.O. STUFF!
 
First off, we want to thank you for the great response to our BOLT! LP and E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP reissues! We still have copies left, but they're moving quickly! Rerun is now the EXCLUSIVE wholesaler and primary retailer for M.O.T.O. releases on Blast of Silence/Svart Records and Aarght! in North America. Blast of Silence is based in Turku, Finland and they are the exclusive European distributor for M.O.T.O. releases on Rerun. We have just received our first shipment from Finland along with the last copies of the Aussie Greatest Hits CD from Aarght! We will have the brand new studio album from M.O.T.O. avialable on vinyl and CD soon!

Full info on these releases can be found here: http://rerunrecordsstl.com/MOTO.html
 

M.O.T.O.-No Way Street LP
2012-Blast Of Silence Records (BOS001)/Svart Records (SVR090)
No Way Street is the last album Paul recorded with his usual Chicago, full band line-up before moving back to New Orleans. It sat in limbo for a couple years before Blast of Silence and Svart got involved, but we're happy it's available for public consumption now. Finnish only release.
BofS/Svart says: Finally on wax! From the composing pen of a songwriting genius that is Paul Caporino, comes yet another bunch of timelessly catchy, uptempo, pieces of sheer brilliance. This is lo-fi garage punk like it?s supposed to be done! Including the hit singles such as ?No Way Street?, ?Countdown To Menopause?, ?Catamaran? and ?Thong Fever? this album wont let you down.



M.O.T.O.‎-Live In Turku CASSETTE
2012-Blast Of Silence Records (BOS002)
Recorded near the start of Paul's 2011-2012 European tour. Live at Klubi (Ilta) in Turku, Finland on September 16, 2011 with a drummer who won't play Slade! Hand numbered edition of 144 copies. Rerun is the exclusive North American source for this release and we have the last copies available anywhere!
Blast of Silence says: Too much, too soon? Blast of Silences second treat hits the fan already while the ?No Way Street? LP is still steaming hot! M.O.T.O. ?Live in Turku? (BOS002) proves the magic of Paul Caporino in its full glory! Were you there that night? The Night M.O.T.O. hit Turku for the first time? Includes raw and uncompromising versions of the hits such as: ?I Hate My Fucking Job?, ?Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance To The Radio?, ?Metal Man?, ?Magic Words?, ?The Chicks Can Tell? and ?2-4-6-8 Rock?n Roll?.



M.O.T.O.-Battle of the Band - Greatest Hits 1988-2005 CD
2007-Aarght! Records (Australia)
The ultimate M.O.T.O. dance party disc! This one's just about busting the 80minute CD capacity! Thirty one, count 'em...thirty one big-time smash hits spanning almost two decades. Hand picked for your dining and dancing pleasure. Some for the first time on CD! This was released only in Australia and didn't get much North American distribution to begin with. We thought it had long sold out, but there was one last case of CDs stashed in Aarght!'s closet when we inquired. We have the final copies of this release, and it will not be reissued.

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / EBAY crud - Russ Meyer DVD Set and a buncha CDs - Mentally Ill-CDR thingy

« on: July 09, 2012, 01:22:28 PM »

I'm selling a 12 disc Russ Meyer DVD REGION 2-UK/PAL box set:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Russ-Meyer-Collection-DVD-BOX-SET-UK-12-disc-set-/290741752722?pt=US_DVD_HD_DVD_Blu_ray&hash=item43b18f1392

and I'm selling some CDs - HC, Punk, '90s Garage Punk, '60s instro/surf/etc, Billy Childish related stuff, Sparks, Thee Michelle Gun Elephant, few '80s rap things, etc:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/rerunrecordsstl/m.html?hash=item43b18f1392&item=290741752722&pt=US_DVD_HD_DVD_Blu_ray&rt=nc&_trksid=p4340.l2562

Mentally Ill-tough to find CDR release
http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Mentally-Ill-Strike-The-Bottom-Red-CD-1999-RARE-KBD-/290741753052?pt=Music_CDs&hash=item43b18f14dc


No vinyl this time out, but I will have a batch up soon...and hopefully another set sale list here.

Thanks
Jason

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / LP/12" SET SALE - Punk/Indie/Post Punk/etc '70s-somewhat current

« on: June 20, 2012, 03:14:02 PM »

Here's a somewhat random batch of 12" vinyl for sale. Most prices are firm, but I'm willing to discount for larger or multiple purchases on used stuff. After the used stock are lists of my label releases which can be added to any order with no additional postage.

I'm also willing to trade in some cases, though I don't have a want list at the moment. Open to offers of obscure/small press '70s-'80s Punk/Wave stuff for trade credit. Also looking for clean, complete copies of Dead Kennedys foreign pressings I need...which are quite a few. LPs...I need a few variations, the German promo 7", Stickered/censored UK Too Drunk 7", etc.

Sorry for the long list/format....

Thanks
Jason

Email Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com to reserve or PM here

Postage is $4.00 for any size order in the U.S.
Non-U.S. customers email with list of items and location to receive quote.

USED and a few DEAD STOCK RECORDS
Everything is graded cover/vinyl. Everything graded visually for the most part, but I'm usually fairly picky and usually overly note the condition. My EX/EX is typically a very clean record with little to no wear.  Feel free to ask any specific questions.

Punk/HC/New Wave/Indie/ETC '70s-'80s bands

A Certain Ratio-I?d Like To See You Again LP 
1982-Factory Records (UK)
Original press with inner sleeve
CONDITION: EX-/EX- Minor edge wear to cover
$9.00

Accelerate The Mercurian-s/t LP
c1981-Arcadian Research Authority Records (UK)
UK indie Pop/Post Punk/Rock album by Steve Hopkins (Invisible Girls) and pals circa 1980-1981. The label was run by Steve Hopkins and Martin Hannett. Includes the original A4 info sheet, which appears to actually be a one sheet/promo page, maybe?
CONDITION: VG+/EX Flimsy, laminated cover has one bumped corner, some light edge creases and two price stickers. General shop wear, nothing too bad. Vinyl is clean with only very minor paper scuffing.
$12

Agnostic Front-Liberty & Justice For... LP
1987-Combat
First pressing with inner sleeve. Their third full length.
CONDITION: EX/EX Vinyl has one very light mark. Cover has one slightly bumped corner. Very clean overall.
$15

Alley Cats-Escape From Planet Earth
1982-MCA
Their second full length. More Wave than Punk on this one, but has some solid tracks.
CONDITION: EX/VG++ Price sticker on front, otherwise clean. A 1" mark/scuff on one side of the vinyl making light noise between two tracks.
$7

Altered States-Another Cinema 12?
1984-Altered States (UK)
UK post punky, later Killing Joke-ish sounds
CONDITION: VG+/EX Clean vinyl. Cover top edge spine slit from shipping
$5.00

And Also The Trees-Lady D'arbanville 12"ep
1989-Reflex Records (UK)
Long running indie/post punky UK band. With discography/T-shirt mailorder insert.
CONDITION: EX/EX Cover has some light edge wear and a few little dents.
$6

Angelic Upstarts-Bootlegs and Rarities LP
1985-Castle Communications (UK)
Just like the title says, live and rare studio recordings not previously released.
CONDITION: VG++/EX Cover has a top spine nick (though not split) and some light edge creasing from being a flimsy cover.
$10

Anti-Nowhere League-Live In Yugoslavia LP
1983-I.D. Records (UK)
Live album with all the 'League classics.
CONDITION: VG+/VG+ Just some general play and handling wear. Vinyl looks fine, but I recall this being sort of a noisy pressing. At least between songs.
$5

Appliances SFB-SFB LP
1984-own label
Underrated Madison, WI non traditional Punk/Core
CONDITION: VG++/EX- Light wear to cover. Nothing bad at all
$12.00

The Avengers-Two Black Eyes? LP 
Bancrupt Records/Boot
Live and demos 1978. Scarce boot release from the mid '90s.
CONDITION: EX/EX
$20.00

(Bauhaus) Peter Murphy-Exotic LP
199?-El Topo Records (Italy) - BOOT
Live boot recorded May 13th, 1988. I think this appeared in the early '90s.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Price sticker on back of cover and bit of price tag reside on front
$10

Beat-To Beat Or Not To Beat mLP
1983-Passport
Paul Collins 3rd 12? release post Nerves
CONDITION: VG+/EX Price sticker on cover and one lightly bent corner
$8.00

Birds Songs of the Mesozoic-Magnetic Flip LP 
1984-Ace of Hearts
With Roger Miller of Mission of Burma   
CONDITION: EX/EX
$10.00

Blurt-Friday The 12th LP
1985-Riskant Records (Germany)
Long running British No Wave/Mutant Funk big wigs. With lyric insert. This is the original German pressing. Also released in Belgium at the same time.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Vinyl has a couple minor, light marks. Cover has some edge and light handling wear.
$18

Boys(UK)-s/t LP
1998-Get Back (Italy)
Late '90s reissue of the classic first Boys LP from 1977. This edition adds 2 bonus tracks
CONDITION: EX/EX Very clean
$10

Boys From Nowhere-Hired & Fired mLP
c1986-Rubber Records (Australia)
Mid '80s (I think) Ohio PunkRAWK Garage on Aussie label. Five song EP.
CONDITION: VG+/EX Cover has large, Reckless price sticker and some spine wear/creasing.
$5

Brygada Kryzys(Crisis Brigade)-s/t LP
1982-Fresh Records (UK)
Scarce LP by early Polish Punk band on UK label. Includes lyric insert.
CONDITION: VG++/EX Cover has some spine/edge wear and some light edge creases. Nothing bad at all, just shelf wear.
$28

Bum Kon-Ground Round LP
1986-Sun Baked Records
Scarce, second full length from these Colorado HC/Punk legends.
CONDITION: EX/EX Vinyl is clean. Cover is clean except for a little edge/one corner wear. Bottom spine has a 1" area that the printing is cracked, but it's not a seam split/punch through. I'd guess it was a result of manufacturing.
$36

Caterwaul-The Nature of Things LP
1987-Lost Arts Records
Goth influenced indie rock from Phoenix, AZ. Includes insert.
CONDITION: VG++/EX Cover has price tag along with promo service sticker and small promo drill hole.
$4

Celibate Rifles-Turgid Miasma Of Existence LP 
1986-Hot (Australia)
Great Aussie Punk/Rock in the Radio Birdman vein, but all their own
CONDITION: EX-/EX Minor wear to cover
$10.00

Certain General-November's Heat LP 
1984-L'invitation To Suicide
Euro death rocky stuff
CONDITION: EX/EX
$10.00

Chelsea-Evacuate LP 
1982-I.R.S.
Original US pressing of UK Punk full length
CONDITION: EX-/EX
$8.00

Chords-So Far Away LP
1980-Polydor Records (UK)
Really great major label Mod Punk/Pop full length.
CONDITION: VG+/EX- Vinyl looks clean with only some light wear. Cover has some ring/surface and edge wear. Plus a 1/2" x 1" surface tear from price tag removal.
$14

Chrisma-Hibernation LP
1979-Polydor (Italy)
Original Italian issue of this synth wave/punk classic. Flimsy, shiny silver cover with inner sleeve. On scuzzy looking clear vinyl.
CONDITION: VG+/EX This silver cover is always worn. Some light edge creases and a bit of ring impression. Price sticker on back. Bottom has come unglued, but easy to repair. Better than it sounds, and I guarantee it'll be better than any Italian record dealers VG+. Inner sleeve has a seam split, otherwise clean. Vinyl sounds great and has little wear.
$40

ONE HOLDChrist on Parade-Sounds of Nature 12"ep
1985-Pusmort
Original issue with inner sleeve.
CONDITION: EX/EX Top two corners are bumped slightly, otherwise very clean
$25

Chronic Disorder-Blithering Idiots LP
1986-Chronic Disorder Ltd.
Connecticut Punkcore from the mid-'80s. Their second LP.
CONDITION: VG+/VG++ Cover has a bit of top ring wear and some creasing. No tears or splits. Vinyl has some light scuffs/marks, nothing bad. 
$13

Civil Defense-Gun Control 12?EP 
1983-National Security Records
Scarce Minneapolis punk. Kinda like the Red Rockers 1st LP or maybe the Subterfuge 12? on Mystic. Really good, peppy punk. 
CONDITION: VG+/EX Ring wear and some shop wear to cover. Nothing too bad 
$16.00

Clash-The Story of The Clash 2xLP
1988-CBS Records
US pressing. Gatefold jacket with gold promo stamp on back.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Cover has small spine ding and some light wear
$14

Clash-S.O.S. Cardiff/New York 2xLP
1984-Disease Necrophiles (BOOT)
Rare, original issue of this double LP boot with one LP live Cardiff, Wales 1977 and the other live at Bonds in NYC 1981. Joker/comic book "made in USA" labels with obvious non-U.S. printed, super flimsy, single pocket jacket. Looks like this, but that's not this copy. Mine for sale is nicer:
http://www.discogs.com/Clash-SOS-Cardiff-New-York/release/3133907
CONDITION: EX/EX/EX Flimsy jacket has a couple very light creases on opening and the slightest record impression. Could have easily come that way new. Nice copy!
$115

Code of Honor-Beware The Savage Jaw LP 
1984-Subterranean
Classic San Francisco-core 
CONDITION: EX-/EX Light wear to cover
$25.00

Coffin Break-Psychosis LP 
1989-C/Z
Punk/(pre)Grunge from Seattle 
CONDITION: EX/EX
$5.00

Wayne County & The Electric Chairs-Storm the Gates of Heaven LP 
1978-Safari
Original pressing with lyric sheet on grey marbled vinyl. Classic NYC/Max?s Punk
CONDITION: EX-/EX Bit o? seam wear, otherwise nice
$15.00

Creation Rebel/New Age Steppers-Threat To Creation LP
1981-Cherry Red (UK)
On-U Sound scene Dub sounds
CONDITION: EX-/EX Minor wear. Lamination starting to come up on one corner.
$9.00

Critical Mass-It's What's Inside That Counts LP
1980-MCA Records
The Florida KBD "Silver Screen" band's major label LP. Still some good, albeit over-produced Sex Pistols rock. Gold promo stamp on front with MCA company inner sleeve.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Cover has some light ring wear.
$9

Dead Hippie-Living Dead LP 
1983-Pulse
Good, varied style HC/Punk. Band looks goofy, but plays DK's meets False Prophets sorta stuff!
CONDITION: EX/EX
$25.00

Dead Kennedys-Too Drunk To Fuck 12?
1981-Cherry Red (UK)
Does the guitar sound and playing get much better than on Too Drunk To Fuck? Wide, deep grooves for maximum blasting 
CONDITION: VG+/EX Some light wear to cover 
$8.00

Dead Kennedys-Skateboard Party LP
198?-Starving Missle (Germany)
Second pressing with blue and black cover, yellow labels. Vinyl has a very slight edge warp, not affecting play at all.
CONDITION: VG++/EX Cover is just fine except for a 1/2" x 1/8" surface tear from price tag removal
$16

(Dead Kennedys) Klaus Flouride-Cha Cha Cha With Mr. Flouride mLP
1985-Alternative Tentacles
Original issue with lyric sheet. The vinyl is lightly etched/marked "(some word I can't make out)" and then "STAIN". This is how the record was manufactured, though it's sometimes noted as a condition flaw.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Cover has a little top spine wear and very light top rub wear. Maybe, EX
$16

Demics-s/t LP
1980-Hypnotic/Intercan Records (Canada)
Solid Punk n' Roll full length from Canadian band.
CONDITION: EX/EX- Very clean copy except for one small smudge mark on one song that causes two, very light pops, much quieter than the music.
$22

Details At Eleven-s/t LP 
1986-Dosier (Germany)
More post punky type stuff than experimental or industrial like many of the Dosier releaes 
CONDITION: VG/VG+  Cover has price sticker and wear, but nothing bad?just lotso general wear
$7.00

(DEVO) Tapeheads-OST LP
1988-Island Records
Soundtrack to the goofball, very '80s Michael Nesmith film. All DEVO completists should own this for the non-LP version of "Baby Doll" that is sung in Swedish. Also has Bo Diddley, King Cotton, Fishbone and a buncha cuts from Swanky Modes.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Promo notch in spine and one corner is creased. Vinyl looks unplayed.
$5

Didjits-Fizzjob LP
1996-Touch & Go/Bam Bam
Second/1996 pressing of their first LP from 1986 originally just on Bam Bam. Has lyrics insert and Touch & Go mailorder insert.
CONDITION: EX/EX Very clean overall. Cover has a small bit of handling wear.
$20

Diodes-s/t LP 
1977-CBS Records (Canada)
Swell full length by Punk Pop rockers from Canada. Only released in Canada. With inner sleeve.
CONDITION: VG+/EX Vinyl is clean with minimal wear. Cover has round promo hole, light price tag stain, very light rub/shelf wear. Top spine has rub wear, which looks like it was almost a shipping punch through, but the spine is not split. Better looking than it sounds.
$18

D.O.A.-True North Strong & Free LP 
1987-Rock Hotel
First press with inner sleeve.
CONDITION: EX/EX
$10.00

Doubting Thomas-Another Way of Knowing LP
1987-Motiv
With lyric inner sleeve
CONDITION: EX/EX Light wear
$10.00

Dub Syndicate-Tunes From the Missing Channel LP
1984-On-U Sound Records (UK)
British Dub stars third full length.
CONDITION: EX/EX Minor  wear on cover. Vinyl has a couple faint paper scuffs.
$10

Echo & The Bunnymen-s/t LP
1987-Sire Records
Sealed promo copy with a corner of the shrink torn and a label from "Heavy Lenny Promotions" promotional service is stuck on cover. So, the vinyl will be minty, and I think the Heavy Lenny sticker only adds value, right?
CONDITION: SEALED but VG+/M Promo drill hole and one corner bumped/bent, plus promo sticker
$5

Fibonaccis-Civilization and its Discotheques LP
1987-Blue Yonder
Long running L.A. Art/wave/electronic/rock band's last record. With lyric sheet.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Cover has tiny corner clipped, as it was a promo. Some light ring/shop wear on cover.
$8

Gang Green-Drunk and Disorderly - Boston, MA 1986 10"
1986-Deluxe
The live 10". This is the clear/light green vinyl version. 1000 pressed of each, green and blue, I think.
CONDITION: EX/EX Cover still in shrink and very clean except for remnants of a small price sticker near top edge.
$23

Gazebo-s/t LP
1983-Baby Records (Canada)
Canadian pressing of first album by Italo-Disco guy. With inner sleeve.
CONDITION: EX/EX Minimal signs of wear on cover. Clean copy
$4

The Gears-Rockin? At Ground Zero LP 
1999-Bacchus Archives
Reissue of great early '80s So-Cal beach punk LP + 7"
CONDITION: EX/EX
$7.00

Get Smart!-Action Reaction LP
1984-Fever
Really great angular Punk/Pop
CONDITION: EX/VG++ Some lights scuffs on vinyl, not audible
$10.00

Ghostriders-Baptism Of Fire EP 12?ep
1984-Criminal Damage (UK)
Garage Goth? Gun Club-ish kinda thing.
CONDITION: VG/EX- Cover is fine except 1? tear at open edge
$5.00

Andy Giorbino-The Art of Letting Go 12"ep
1988-Strike Back (UK)
Germany minimal synth, then later synth pop guy. This is more synth poppy.
CONDITION: EX-/EX Vinyl looks unplayed. Cover has price sticker on back and some bottom edge and light shop wear.
$4

Half Man Half Biscuit-The Trumpton Riots EP mLP
1986-Probe Plus Records (UK)
5 song EP from British indie goofballs. With hype sticker on cover.
CONDITION: EX/EX
$6

Hurricane Jones-s/t LP
1981-MSI Records
This record goes great on the other side of a tape with the Cichlids LP. Female vocal Power pop/Rock/ Wave. Some good songs, a few duds. Promo copy with gold promo stamp on back and promo labels. With original inner sleeve.   
CONDITION: VG(+)/EX- Inner sleeve is wrinkly. Vinyl has some marks from the wrinkled inner sleeve but plays fine. Cover has small price sticker on back, some creasing and some ring/rub wear spots. Nothing bad, just general shop wear
$5

Husker Du-The Warehouse Interview DOUBLE LP
1987-Warner Bros.
Promo only interview release
CONDITION: VG++/EX Price sticker on back cover and some light ring wear. Nothing bad
$22.00

Impulse Manslaughter-Logic End LP
1988-WalkThruFyre Records
Second LP by Chicago Metal-core band. First pressing with no band name or title printed on jacket. With lyric sheet. Cover in shrink wrap with hype/info sticker. Nice copy.
CONDITION: EX/EX
$12

Jelly Bishops-Kings of Barstool Mountain 12"ep
1988-Last Time Round
Chicago indie/rootsy (I think) rock.
CONDITION: SEALED
$4

London Underground-At Home With... LP
1983-On-U Sound Records (UK)
Considered a classic of the On-U/British Dub scene. Original pressing, no barcode.
CONDITION: EX-/EX One corner lightly bumped and top spine has 1" spot where lamination/art is cracked. Not a punch through or split, only the top layer. Very nice copy overall.
$25

London Underground-Current Affairs Session LP
1983-On-U Sound (UK)
More classics from the Dub n? Post Punk On-U Sound scene
CONDITION: EX/EX A couple light marks on vinyl
$12.00

Loquillo Y Trogloditas-A por Ellos?! Que Son Procos Y Cobardes  DOUBLE LP
1989-Hispavox (Spain)
Big time Alternative Rock from Spain. With lyric booklet
CONDITION: VG++/EX & VG+ Price sticker on back cover and some wear to front. Vinyl is pretty clean, but one side is scuffed. Plays fine
$15.00

MDC-Smoke Signals LP
1986-R Radical
First press. Gatefold cover with "Defend Big Mountain" insert.
CONDITION: EX/EX A really clean copy
$15

MDC-This Blood's For You - Millions of Damned Christians LP
1987-R Radical
First press with lyric inner sleeve and original R Radical mailorder insert. Reagan Youth 12" still available for $6 in '87!
CONDITION: EX/EX One corner of cover has some light creases, otherwise perfect.
$17

Minny Pops-Drastic Measures, Drastic Movement LP
1981-Plurex Records (Netherlands)
Second issue of classic 1979 debut LP of Dutch electronic band. Girl in sunglasses on front, instead of band picture. No bonus 7" with this copy.
CONDITION: VG++/EX- Vinyl looks nice with only some light wear/paper scuffs. Price tag on label. Cover is fine except for 4" piece of clear packing tape along bottom spine. Previous owner did it to repair an unglued seam, not a seam split. Duh
$18

Mo-Dettes-The Story So Far... LP
1980-Deram (UK)
Original issue of this underrated LP. With lyric sheet, the really cool large, die-cut sticker, plus original poly-lined inner sleeve (to be a real geek). 
CONDITION: EX/EX Very clean copy all around. Looks like it was hardly played.
$28

Murphy's Law-Back With A Bong! LP
1989-Profile Records
Original issue on clear vinyl. No printed inner sleeve, but purchased with a collection of records only purchased new, so maybe not all came with one?
CONDITION: EX/EX A couple light edge creases (could have been there new) and light wear to one corner.
$15

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / M.O.T.O. - BOLT! and E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LPs out now on Rerun Records!

« on: June 14, 2012, 09:32:52 AM »

New releases for Summer 2012 on Rerun! Two cassette classics available again!

M.O.T.O.-BOLT! LP
(2012-RERUN #014)

No matter who he's on stage or recording with at the moment, Paul Caporino alone has always been New Orleans based legends M.O.T.O., aka Masters of the Obvious. He formed the band in 1981, and has been playing an infectious blend of garage, '70s punk rock and Brill Building worthy pop ever since.
 
When the band didn't record or play as much as Paul would have liked those first few years, he turned to his 4-track. He put down all vocals, guitar and bass tracks over a toy, Mattel Synsonics drum machine. Initially, these recordings were only planned as demos of new songs, but Paul was so satisfied with the results, he decided to release them to the public. M.O.T.O. would go on to release more than fifteen cassette albums from 1985-1999. Each one filled with an abundance of dick jokes and social commentary alike. They were met with rave reviews from indie 'zines, which helped Paul build a rabid, worldwide fan base.
 
BOLT! was released as the second M.O.T.O. cassette. The tracks were recorded on Lent in 1986, and the final edit was "The Best of Lent Tapes" or simply BOLT! The lead off track "Dick About It" is a fan favorite and is still played regularly in live sets to this day. A vinyl pressing of BOLT! was released in Germany as a very limited vinyl pressing in the mid-'90s, but that's been tough to find since. When we decided to put BOLT! back in print 27 years after its original release, we had M.O.T.O.'s head producer Garret Hammond remaster the album from Paul's original master tapes for maximum (minimum?) lo-fi bliss! That's 20 songs in about 47minutes of classic M.O.T.O. pressed on thick black vinyl, in an edition of 500 copies.

Format: Vinyl LP   Catalog number: RERUN #014

AND

M.O.T.O.-E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP
19th Anniversary Edition!
(2012-RERUN #015)

Paul Caporino (as M.O.T.O.) released more than fifteen cassette albums from 1985-1999. Virtually all were fuzzy 4-track cassette recordings with Paul layering guitar, bass and vocals over a crude drum machine. The lyrics are filled with dick jokes, love themes and social commentary. The music is lo-fi, hook laden pop...well, except for fun, yet warped distractions like "Cancer In My Dick" and "Transformoto," like on this album.

E Pluribus M.O.T.O. was originally released in 1993, while Paul was living in Chicago. It was one of the first cassettes of what would be a very productive period for M.O.T.O. in the '90s. A slightly abbreviated version (due to time restrictions) was released as an obscenely small vinyl pressing by a German label in the mid '90s. Copies of that vinyl have been known to fetch over $100!
 
Rerun is pleased to bring you a special 19th Anniversary Edition reissue of E PLuribus M.O.T.O.! We've even been able to add a couple tracks the German vinyl from the '90s didn't have, and it's been remastered by M.O.T.O.'s head producer Garret Hammond from Paul's original master tapes for maximum fuzziness! Pressed on thick black vinyl, in an edition of 500 copies.

Format: Vinyl LP   Catalog number: RERUN #015

POSTPAID PRICES

For one copy of BOLT! or E Pluribus M.O.T.O. (Please specify)
$15.00 U.S. / $19.00 Canada / $26.00 rest of the world
or get both LPs at the same time and save $$$
For one copy each of both BOLT! and E Pluribus M.O.T.O.
$25.00 U.S. / $30.00 Canada / $38.00 rest of the world

Listen to sample tracks and ORDER HERE: http://home2.rerunrecordsstl.com/M.O.T.html

**U.S. Customers, add any of our other releases or anything from the store and pay no additional postage**

Orders, questions and wholesale inquires, please email jason'at'rerunrecordsstl.com

EUROPEAN WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS: Wholesale distribution on this and  RERUN #014 - BOLT! and RERUN #015 - E Pluribus M.O.T.O. is available to you through Blast of Silence Records in Finland. Please contact Ilari at blastofsilencerecords@gmail.com for pricing and ordering info. Both LPs will be available in Europe approximately July 1st...hopefully sooner**

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Music Shit / Dinosaurs - St. Louis living room Rock from late '70s

« on: April 03, 2012, 09:18:18 PM »

Some of you know/have the Dinosaurs sole 45 - "It Might Be Rose" b/w "Rock & Roll Moron" from 1979. They had also recorded some home demos/rehearsals and live gigs at the time. A label here in St. Louis called Bug Muddy is releasing the new album by Alley Ghost, which is the current band with the bass player of the Dinosaurs. I'm not sure if they are releasing it in a physical format or not, but they put up a free download of 13 Dinosaurs songs as an album. It's not Punk, it's uh, living room rock, like I put in the title...or whatever you wanna call it. The 45 tracks aren't here, but it sounds like someone did some work to the audio since what I have/heard is more raw than this. This stuff was all recorded '78-'79 I think.

Here's what they put on their Facebook page:
"We are really excited about the upcoming album from Bob Reuter's Alley Ghost and we would like to get you guys excited, too. In order to spread the joy, here are 13 tracks from the originators of STL DIY - our punk rock forefathers and rock & roll badmen the Dinosaurs, Bob's band from the 70s. You'll recognize some of these songs as classic Alley Ghost jams! 11 of these songs are straight forward rockers, one is a bizarre freak jam, and the final song is a really cool cut of Frankie, Bob's old guitar player, laying down some blue eyed soul (Bob has an amazing and moving story about this track...)
The Dinosaurs, by The Dinosaurs
thedinosaurs.bandcamp.com
13 track album"

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / VOM-Live at Surf City 7"EP REISSUE finally released! RERUN RECORDS #006

« on: January 25, 2012, 11:17:54 PM »

This one's been on the "coming soon" list far too long...but, now we can finally tell you......ladies n' germs, we are pleased to present the first official reissue of VOM's "Live at Surf City" EP. A true American Punk classic!

PLEASE NOTE: You may place your orders now, but all orders will begin shipping on Monday January 30th.

We've listed the other Rerun and BDR titles that you can add to your order. If you order the VOM 7" and add only 7"s...pay no additional postage! If you are adding 12" vinyl or CDs, please email for a total before sending payment.

VOM-Live At Surf City 7"EP

   

VOM, short for vomit. Formed at the roots of L.A. Punk. Not really part of, but then again, sorta the kings of the scene for a brief moment in the late '70s...at least in our history books.

Fronted by revered writer and critic Richard Meltzer, with future Angry Samoans members Gregg Turner (2nd vocals) and "Metal" Mike Saunders on drums. The other half was made up of Dave Guzman on 'tuneless rhythm guitar', Lisa Brenneis ('Gurl') on bass and Phil Koehn on lead guitar. These six took 'obnoxious' to an entirely new level. They lasted about exactly as long as a real Punk band should. Ending after just enough time to conduct a handful of adventurous, ultra-messy live gigs and somebody suckered into putting up the dough to press a record.

VOM's Live at Surf City EP originally came out on White Noise Records in 1978 and has since been heralded as a bona-fide American Punk classic. They crammed as many minutes of noise that the 7" vinyl would allow. They managed to fit "I'm In Love With Your Mom", "Too Animalistic", "Electrocute Your Cock", "Punkmobile" and "God Save The Whales". Each one HIT!

Rerun is happy to bring you the first official reissue of this mind boggling document since it's initial release. We've re-mastered the audio from the original, rotting tapes master tapes, and it's never sounded better. They're all on thick, black vinyl, and each one comes with a double sided 7" x 14" insert featuring unpublished photos and new liner notes by Gregg Turner. All copies come in a heavyweight, glue pocket picture sleeve, but we're offering two cover choices. One is a reproduction of the original B&W art, and the other is a color version of the sleeve. The new color treatment is by Ronn Spencer, the original sleeve designer and label co-head of White Noise Records. Get 'em both!

Format: Vinyl 7?EP
Catalog number: RERUN #006

Postpaid prices
For one copy of either sleeve version (please specify)
$9.00 U.S. / $10.50 Canada / $15.00 rest of the world

For one copy each of both the versions
$15.50 U.S. / $17.00 Canada / $22.00 rest of the world

PAYPAL or ?s to: Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
...or visit the website for a song sample and easy to click Paypal buttons! http://home2.rerunrecordsstl.com/

   

These other releases can be added to your order. All prices may not be postpaid. Email for total if ordering multiple titles.

Rerun Records
-BOB-Things That You Do b/w Thomas Edison 7" (RERUN #005)
Reissue of the brilliant, debut single from 1980 by one of San Francisco?s best punk/wave bands. Comes in a heavy duty glue pocket sleeve with large fold out insert featuring photos, liner notes and a new interview with members of the band. Pressing of 500 copies on black vinyl.
$6.00 each

-The Reactors-It?s Not Important b/w Cold Eyes 7" (RERUN #008)
Reissue of the sole release by the Austin, TX based Reactors...of many bands to use the name. Originally released in 1980 on Stress Records...Daniel Johnston's long time cassette label. Two intense, moody punk killers! The original sleeve and labels are reproduced, along with previously unpublished photos, gig posters and a new interview with band leader Mike Runnels.
$6.00 each

-Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP (RERUN #010)
The complete recordings from two, buzz-saw/Killed By Death punk bands from New Orleans. Both bands were the brain child of Larry Holmes (aka L the P) who ran the legendary Vinyl Solution record label and Final Solution fanzine. The A side collects the Manic Depressives 7"ep and comp tracks from 1980-1981, and the B side is the unreleased 0:30 Second Flash EP from 1981.
$12.00 each

-The Gruberger Brothers-Greetings From Reading, PA LP (RERUN #012)
A full LP of never-before-heard U.S. Punk and Fanzine Rock 1978-1980. From the same guys who brought you proto-punk legends O.Rex and '77 punk gawds the Afrika Korps. The Grubergers parted ways with the rest of the 'Korps and relocated to Reading, PA. In early 1978 they recorded but never managed to release an eight song, punk EP under the name Spike. We've collected that EP along with other, unreleased studio sessions for an LP that hints at what a second Afrika Korps LP could have sounded like if the Grubergers had stuck around. Mastered from the original tapes, and we even got Kenne Highland to give us his reaction to recordings! Pressed in an edition of 500 copies with full color cover and insert featuring liner notes.
$12.00 each

M.O.T.O.-CDR titles
Rerun Records is proud to present new editions of several long out of print releases from Pop-Garage-Punk legends Masters of the Obvious. We have made some of the early, cassette-only releases available on CDR with new, improved art, along with exclusive live discs and CDR editions of other out of print releases. These are "pro-made", fully authorized editions and only available from Rerun Records!
-Pack Your Troubles (RR/MOTO-CDR #666) The latest full length, recorded in Australia with members of the Cosmic Psychos!
-No Way Street (RR/MOTO-CDR #667) The last Chicago recordings...and leaving town on a high note!
-Battle of the Band - Greatest Hits 1988-2005 (RR/MOTO-CDR #668) Just like it sez! 31 Big Hits!
-Raw Power (RR/MOTO-CDR #669) Temporary non-vinyl edition while this classic is out of print. Two covers available! Paul and Cassette Crossbones editions.
-Live at the Lyon's Den, Chicago, IL January 24, 2003 (RR/MOTO-CDR #670) Great live set. Recorded off the soundboard with a good mix.
-M.O.T.O. Goes Back To College (RR/MOTO-CDR #671) A rousing live, FM broadcast from 2003.
-This Corpse Is A Warning (RR/MOTO-CDR #672) Originally released by Resonance Records in 1990, and it's been out of print since the early '90s. Classic Paul/Beck line up! Essential!
-TerraMOTO (RR/MOTO-CDR #673) Another classic cassette album. Originally released 1998.
-St. John The Bastard (RR/MOTO-CDR #674) Hit filled cassette album originally released 1999.
All M.O.T.O. CDR titles are $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00

BDR Records
-V/A-Test Patterns CD (BDR #1)
A reissue of John the Mailman's St. Louis compilation LP brainchild from 1981. Straight up sing-along Punk, Power Pop, New Wave and even a couple SKA-ish songs! Two songs each by seven area bands. The Zanti Misfits, The Strikers, The Oozkicks, Trained Animal and more. Remastered from the original master tapes and sounding better than the original release! The booklet reproduces the LP insert along with new liner notes.
$5.00

-Raymilland-Recordings '79-'81 LP+CD or CD (BDR #2)
Acid drenched Psych/Art Punk from the bowels of St. Louis. Hawkwind meets P.i.L. and Bauhaus. Includes their 7", unreleased demos and more. Available as a limited edition LP+CD package of 500 copies in a silk screened jacket with insert or packaged as a CD only in a CD wallet with fold out insert.
LP+CD package $12.00
CD format in CD wallet $6.00

-The Welders-s/t 7"ep (BDR #3)
Amazing all female, teen Glam Pop Punk band that started in 1975, and this is their unreleased four song EP from 1979. The record comes in a glue pocket sleeve with fold out insert featuring previously unpublished photos and liner notes by original producer Steve Scariano. Cover stars of the Feb. 2011 Maximum RnR! The first pressing on red vinyl is already sold out, and the second pressing on black is going fast! Don't miss out!
$6.00 each (2nd pressing)

-The Retros-Inner City Rockers - The Retros 1979 LP+CD or CD (BDR #4) 
The Retros were arguably the best Punk band in St. Louis during their brief existence between 1978-1981. A couple attempts at recordings were made, but the Retros produced no official releases during their lifespan. In the Spring of 1979, the band was the subject of a final exam for a friend?s studio recording class at Webster University. When the exam was finished, the Retros took advantage of the couple hours of leftover studio time. They ripped through twelve originals in a quick, live-in-the studio type set up. The block of studio time was completely exhausted with the recording, and they didn't even have time for playback. The reel ended up on a shelf in Soundman/Manager, Don Hollenbeck's closet, and it would be almost thirty years before these recordings were heard by ANYONE. The LP includes the entire twelve song session, and the CD adds four, bonus live tracks. The LP is limited to 300 copies in a silk screened cover with a full color insert featuring photos, gig posters and liner notes, and it also comes with a copy of the CD. The CD format comes in a standard jewel case and is limited to 200 copies with alternate art.
LP+CD package $12.00 each
CD format $8.00 each

-Dear John-Frustrated Conversation - 30th Anniversary Re-Release 7" (BDR #5) 
Two '70s style Power Pop songs ala Raspberries or The Shoes, originally released in 1981 on their own label. The single has been a tough find for Power Pop collectors, easily fetching $40-60 on auction sites. We found out why it has been hard to locate, when Robert Kuhlmann of Dear John let us know he found half the vinyl from the original pressing in storage during a visit to his mom's house! They had only printed a small number of sleeves at the time, so we've repackaged the remaining, original vinyl copies in a new sleeve featuring liner notes, gig posters and other ephemera. This re-release is limited to the 350 copies on hand. The first 100 copies include a download coupon for the single plus two bonus tracks from the same recording session. 
$6.00