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Music Shit / Gregg Turner-Plays The Hits...and needs your help doing so!

« on: January 16, 2012, 08:47:16 AM »

Gregg Turner (VOM, Angry Samoans, The Mistaken, Blood Drained Cows, etc) is trying to get help to fund his new recordings. Please pitch in if you can spare a few bucks...and even get him to play for you with generous donations!!

Check out all the info here:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1490639026/gregg-turner-plays-the-hits

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / BDR Records UPDATE - Retros LP 2nd press & news - old St. Louis Punk n' stuff

« on: December 20, 2011, 03:20:16 PM »

Here's an update on BDR Records stuff...

The 1st press of the Retros sold out, so we made 200 more. The second pressing is in the same silk screened cover, but it's mustardy gold and black instead of red and black. The second pressing doesn't come with the free CD, but it has the same full color insert as the first press. Of those 200 pressed, close to half are spoken for. The rest will be ready to ship in about one week. For those of you who want the CD format, we are down to less than 20 copies. CDs are not available for wholesale any longer.

Dear John 7"s are sold out, but we have about 40-50 copies that have a slight storage warp. They play fine, but we're still deciding if we'll make these available. Next up is the Max Load LP. It will have their X-Rod b/w Magazine Sex 7" and demos, all recorded 1979-1983. Later this year should be some type of Welders collection with more unreleased material.

If you'd like to reserve A Retros LP before we sell the rest wholesale, just email with your shipping address to: Jason 'at' RerunRecordsSTL.com   We'll let you know when they're ready to ship.

(2nd press cover is gold & black)

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. From 1978-1981 they wowed crowds at parties, VFW Halls and bowling alleys with their infectious Punk-Pop anthems. Plus, they opened for the Ramones at the legendary Mississippi Nights club, a coup for any band in the supposedly non-Punk-friendly Midwest.
 
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. Limited time meant no overdubs and only a couple retakes. The block of studio time was completely exhausted with the recording, and they didn't even have time for playback. Without access to another 4-track machine, the reel ended up on a shelf in Soundman/Manager, Don Hollenbeck's closet and was nearly forgotten. 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 2nd press of the LP is limited to 200 copies in a silk screened cover with a full color insert featuring photos, gig posters and liner notes. The CD format comes in a standard jewel case and is limited to 200 copies with alternate art.
Format: LP or CD     Catalog number: BDR #4

DEAR JOHN-Frustrated Conversation b/w I Don't Want Her To Know 7" (BDR #5)
St. Louis didn't have the quite the thriving Power Pop scene as that of other blue-collar Midwestern cities Milwaukee or Champaign, but what little it did have was cut from the same cloth. Dear John was one of the few, and like their counterparts from those more Northern regions, they too worshiped '70s guitar-based pop like Big Star, the Shoes and the Raspberries.
 
The band only lasted a couple years, but they managed to release one regionally acclaimed single in 1981 on their own A.K.A. Records. They broke up the first time before the record was even back from the pressing plant, and even though they would briefly reform a year or so later....Dear John soon called it quits for good.
 
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.
Format: 7" vinyl      Catalog number: BDR #5     
Sorry, SOLD OUT

Ordering info and audio samples on the front page of our website: www.rerunrecordsstl.com

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Rerun Records - Need some quick cash TEST PRESSING sale!

« on: October 27, 2011, 01:51:58 PM »

We are trying to raise some quick cash to keep the label moving and recoup some unforeseen costs, so we're selling a handful of test pressings for our releases. All test pressings have alternate art and are hand numbered on the record label A-side and the back of the sleeve. The Gruberger Bros alternate art became the stock art, actually...but it's still slightly different. The BOB tests are editions of 10 copies per variation. (Approved tests are now sold out.) The rejected test has slightly "flatter" sound. All other 7" test pressings are editions of 15 copies. The picture sleeves are pro printed on nice, thick cardstock...except BOB, which is on regular color laser stock. The sleeve shown are from the digital files, so they don't show the numbering. The 12" test pressings have full color art that is 11 x 17, wrapped around a blank, white LP jacket. They are also numbered on the back and the record labels.

We're charging more for the VOM tests, because we had some additional expenses added to the already, really high production costs. The stock copies of that release will be more than our other releases due to that as well. We still think it'll be well worth it. Plus, if you get a test pressing, you'll have the new, remastered version several weeks before your other record geek friends. You'll have plenty of time to rub it in their faces! The rejected version sounds/plays the same, but it has a wider gap in one song. The sleeve is the rejected color sleeve art.

Here's what we have available...prices and quantity available:

BOB-The Things That You Do - Rejected test $12.00 - Qty 4
Reactors-It's Not Important b/w Cold Eyes 7" $15.00 - Qty 2
VOM-Live at Surf City - Rejected test $25.00 - Qty 4
VOM-Live at Surf City - Approved test $25.00 - Qty 2
Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP $25.00 - Qty 7
Gruberger Brothers-Greetings from Reading, PA. LP $25.00 - Qty 7

If you want to a stock copy of the BOB or Reactors 7", add $5 for each to your order. Stock copies of the others are not yet available to add to this sale.

Postage for any size order is $3 in the U.S., $5 Canada and $8 rest of the world

You can PM here to reserve and send questions, orders and Paypal to: jason@rerunrecordsstl.com

Test press sleeves:

The Manic Depressives is RED with black and white,
but it's turning an odd color scheme here for some reason...

If you're not familiar with any of these...here are the quick descriptions:

-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.

-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.

-VOM-Live at Surf City 7?ep (RERUN #006) ? Finally! A fully authorized reissue of the Richard Meltzer fronted, pre-Angry Samoans So-Cal Punk classic from 1978. Remastered from the original tapes and including a bit more than the original release! The first pressing will be released as two editions of 500 copies. One edition will have a high quality reproduction of the original B&W sleeve, and the second will feature a new color take on the artwork by original designer Ronn Spencer! Both editions comes with an insert featuring new liner notes and unreleased photos!

-Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP (RERUN #010) ? A collection of studio material from two, great buzz-saw 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.

-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.

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / Punk Reissues: Gruberger Bros (Afrika Korps!) and Manic Depressives/0:30SF!

« on: October 27, 2011, 01:18:22 PM »

Full info, easy click Paypal buttons for ordering and a couple MP3 samples from each release are at www.rerunrecordsstl.com

There are also, now Paypal buttons on the site to order single copies or combo deals of any Rerun and BDR Records releases here: http://home2.rerunrecordsstl.com/FAST_ORDERING.html

The Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split mLP (RERUN #010)

Both bands were the brain child of Larry Holmes who ran the legendary Vinyl Solution record label and the Final Solution fanzine in New Orleans. Beginning in 1979, Vinyl Solution released singles by early punk bands Red Rockers, Shell Shock, Toxin III and other locals, along with the scene defining No Questions, No Answers compilation LP. The vinyl releases are U.S Punk classics, and his Final Solution fanzine was by far, the best documentation of the early New Orleans punk scene. Making sure to cover all angles, Larry put the Manic Depressives together. He choose pals like local loonie Mandeville Mike and members of the Models to fill the line up. The band didn't last too long, but they managed to leave behind a 7"ep and a two compilation cuts of tough, yet melodic speed punk. When the Manic Depressives ended, Larry formed the similar sounding 0:30 Second Flash with another group of friends. They recorded a four song EP and played live a few times, but they were over even faster than the Manic Depressives. The EP was not released as planned, and Larry, like many others got bored with punk when it turned hardcore.

We've collected the complete recordings of both bands on a 45rpm 12". Side one has the Manic Depressives 7"ep and compilation tracks from 1980-1981, while side two is the unreleased 0:30 Second Flash 7"ep from 1981. Pressed in a an edition of 500 copies on black vinyl, housed in a color jacket with previously unpublished photos and liner notes.

  ...and our second piece of 12" vinyl for November!

The Gruberger Brothers-Greetings From Reading, PA LP (RERUN #012)

Jay and Solomon Gruberger were born to play music. They formed the legendary proto-punk/living room band O.Rex in 1973, when younger brother Jay was a mere 12 years old. Future Gizmos lead singer Kenne Highland joined the band for sporadic jam sessions in the Gruberger's Brooklyn home. Beating most punks to the punch, O.Rex managed to release a three song maxi-single on their own Oral Records in late 1976. By that time, Kenne was a member of the Gizmos as well as a full time Marine! Within a few months, Kenne and the Grubergers would meet Kim Kane of the Slickee Boys, and it was this meeting of the minds that would form the Afrika Korps. They immediately set about recording what would become their monster, 22 song debut LP. Music To Kill By was released to great critical acclaim in late 1977, but the Grubergers would soon part ways with the rest of the Korps.

Those who stuck around would drop the Afrika and release a second album. Meanwhile, Solomon and Jay relocated from Brooklyn to Reading, PA and tried to form a new band. Having trouble finding a drummer but determined to keep things moving, in early 1978 they recorded an eight song EP under the name Spike. They took photos for the cover and even titled the EP "90 Miles Per Hour", but the record never made it to press. The Grubergers would continue to record at the same studio over the next couple years but nothing was released from those sessions. Jay would go on to work as a bass player for hire until his tragic death in 1993, and although Solomon continued to play for enjoyment, they never did play their own material for the public after moving to Reading.

It was during the production of Gulcher's O.Rex double CD collection in 2009 that we learned of these recordings. We knew they shouldn't remain unheard, so we collected the Spike EP and the other, unreleased studio sessions from 1978-1980 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 reactions to these recordings! Pressed in an edition of 500 on black vinyl, with full color cover and insert with liner notes.

One copy of either LP is: $15.00 U.S. / $18.00 Canada / $25.00 rest of the world

Both LPs shipped together: $25.00 U.S. / $29.00 Canada / $37.00 rest of the world

Paypal to: jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Buncha '70s Rock Mags and a few others up on eBay....

« on: October 09, 2011, 11:45:08 AM »

Probably not a ton of interest for anyone here, but I'm selling a pile of '70s rock mags and a couple oddball things on eBay. I'll be selling a pile of more Punky and related stuff in a few weeks. Still need to get it together and compare doubles in my own stacks.

Up now...Creem, Circus, an issue of New Haven Rock Press, an issue of Star-Club News, couple issues of Rollin' Rock, a bunch of St. Louis/KSHE radio editions of Phonograph Records that are amazingly clean, Hit Parader, Crawdaddy, etc.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/rerunrecordsstl/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Reactors(TX)-It's Not Important 7" Test Pressing of 15 w/Alt sleeve FOR SALE

« on: September 26, 2011, 08:20:31 PM »

   

You can read about the stock release here: http://terminal-boredom.com/forums/index.php?topic=33931.0 but if you want one of the test pressing copies, we are selling a handful of the fifteen we made of this reissue. Each one is hand numbered and has an alternate picture sleeve printed on nice, thick cardstock. The sleeve shown is off the digital file, but they are numbered of 15 copies.

These cost:
$18.00 ppd U.S.
$20.00 ppd Canada
$23.00 ppd rest of the world

Paypal to: jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
All orders to begin shipping on Friday 9-30-11

If you want to add a stock copy of the release, add $5 to your order.

PM or email Jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com to reserve. First come, first served.

www.RerunRecordsSTL.com

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / REACTORS-It's Not Important 7" Reissue of 1980 Austin, TX Punk single on Rerun!

« on: September 26, 2011, 08:12:33 PM »

Reactors-It's Not Important b/w Cold Eyes 7"
(2011-RERUN #008)

Several great punk bands have used the name the Reactors...from San Bernardino, New York City, Austin...and Tulsa, as long as you count Los Reactors. The Austin based Reactors was led by Mike Runnels, and although they may not have shared the same longevity or success as that of the Big Boys or Dicks...in 1980 they left behind one single as proof of their brief existence. Two moody punk killers. Six intense minutes of nervous desperation.

Rerun Records is pleased to bring you an authorized reissue of this classic single. The original picture sleeve is reproduced along with previously unpublished photos, gig posters and a new interview with Mike Runnels. Limited to 500 copies on black vinyl, housed in a heavy, cardstock sleeve.

Direct mailorder pricing:
$8.00 ppd for U.S.
$9.50 ppd for Canadians
$13.00 ppd for rest of the world

Paypal to: jason@RerunRecordsSTL.com
All orders to begin shipping on Friday 9-30-11

You can also go in with a friend to save some loot. Just add $6 for each additional copy of the Reactors and pay no additional postage. Also, you can add any of these to your order and pay no additional postage:

BOB-Things That You Do b/w Thomas Edison 7" (RERUN #005) $6
The Welders-s/t 7"ep (BDR #3) 1979 All female Glam-Pop-Punk-2nd press on black vinyl $5
Raymilland-Recordings '78-'81 LP+CD (BDR #2) p.i.l. meets Hawkind meets Bauhaus - LP+CD package $12 or CD format only $7
V/A-Test Patterns CD (BDR #1) Reissue of 1981 Punk/Wave/Pop comp LP from St. Louis $6
**These prices are only when you add them on to your Reactors order**

Individuals, if you want to be notified of new stuff from Rerun Records, BDR Records and M.O.T.O., just send an email telling us to add you to the update list!

Stores, mailorder joints and the like, send us an email asking to be added to our wholesale update list!

The webstore is up n' running, but none of the used stock is up yet. It'll be a couple weeks yet, but we'll keep you potsed!

www.RerunRecordsSTL.com

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / Rerun Records presents a whole buncha M.O.T.O.!!

« on: September 01, 2011, 02:04:55 PM »

As of today, Rerun Records is pleased to make nine out of print, live and new M.O.T.O. recordings available as high quality CD-R releases. Each one comes in a slimline case with a two panel insert, each one is duplicated on high quality discs and then hand stamped for that extra special touch! These are only available through Rerun or direct from Paul at M.O.T.O. live shows.

Plus....in early 2012, we'll be putting the Bolt and E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LPs back in print on vinyl, as well as more CD-R titles of early cassettes and even an official M.O.T.O. fan club!

The CD-Rs as well as all Rerun and BDR Records releases are available now at the store at our new, barely anything there website: www.rerunrecordsstl.com


For ?s, wholesale rates, trades, etc. contact: Jason@rerunrecordsstl.com

Rerun on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rerun-Records/102345736476090

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Coming late 2011!
-VOM-Live at Surf City 7?ep (RERUN #006) ? Finally! A fully authorized reissue of the Richard Meltzer fronted, pre-Angry Samoans So-Cal Punk classic from 1978. Taken from the original master tapes and including a bit more than the original release! The first pressing will be released as two editions of 500 copies. One edition will have a high quality reproduction of the original B&W sleeve, and the second will feature a new color take on the artwork by original designer Ronn Spencer! Both editions comes with an insert featuring new liner notes and unreleased photos!
-The Reactors-It?s Not Important 7? (RERUN #008)  ? One of several groups to use the name The Reactors. This is the Austin, TX one, led by long time musician Mike Runnels. A authorized reissue of their only and these days very rare 45 on Stress Records (Daniel Johnston's long time cassette label) from 1980. It's a monster of a moody, Killed By Death Punk classic!
-Manic Depressives/0:30 Second Flash-split LP (RERUN #010) ? A collection of material from two, buzz-saw New Orleans punk bands from the early ?80s. 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 1982. Both bands were the brain child of Larry who ran the legendary Vinyl Solution record label and fanzine.
-The Gruberger Brothers-s/t LP (RERUN #012) ? Brilliant U.S. D.I.Y. P-U-N-K & mutant fanzine '70s Rock from the masterminds behind US proto punk legends O.Rex and about half of the force behind the original line up of US Punk legends Afrika Korps. When the Grubergers parted ways with Afrika Korps after one LP, they went back home to Reading, PA and recorded material for a proposed punk rock EP in 1978. We've collected that EP along with other unreleased studio recordings from '78-'80 and slapped 'em on this full tilt platter!
 
Coming 2012!
-VOM-Live at Surf City POSTER (RERUN #006.5) - We will be offering a limited, numbered silk screened poster of the original multicolor promo flier for the VOM ep. Eye poppping design by the never disappointing Ronn Spencer. Fully authorized by Ronn.
-The Ama-Dots-(title TBD) LP (RERUN #016) ? A collection of brilliant ?79-?83 No Wave and dark Post Punk from this legendary Milwaukee band. Their ?Hit Girls? 45, unreleased Iain Burgess recording session from 1983 and more!
-M.O.T.O.-Bolt! LP (RERUN #014) ? A reissue of another brilliant album by Pop-Garage-Punk legends Masters of the Obvious. Originally released on cassette in 1986, it was then pressed in a tiny edition on vinyl in the mid-'90s. That vinyl has been long out of print and fetching high prices for several years.
-M.O.T.O.-E Pluribus M.O.T.O. LP (RERUN #015) ? A reissue of another swell one by M.O.T.O. Originally released on cassette in 1993, it was then released in a tiny edition on vinyl in the mid-'90s. That vinyl has been long out of print and fetching high prices for several years.
...and news of many more releases and exciting stuffs!

RERUN MODERN RELEASING CO.
Coming early 2012!
-Medical Tourists-s/t LP (RERUN #007/RMRC #999) ? High concept, low brow St. Louis synth wave/punk geeks. Almost two years in the making! Will you think it's worth it? We do!
-SYNTAX ERROR-s/t 7?ep (RERUN #009/RMRC #998) ? 4 songs taken from this short lived St. Louis synth punk trio?s demo session from the mid 2000?s. Low budget, basement grade all the way!
-Prefecture-s/t 7?ep (RERUN #011/RMRC #997) ? Snarling St. Louis Punk. Their ultra raw, unreleased EP recorded live in their basement practice space around 2005. With members of Civic Progress, Manipulation and the medical Tourists!

BDR RECORDS RELEASES
-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 a couple SKA-ish songs that have been big with obscure, SKA revival collectors! Chock full of unsung heroes! Two songs each by seven area bands. The Zanti misfits, The Strikers, The Oozkicks, etc. Remastered in brilliant hi-fidelity from the original tapes and featuring liner notes by Jet Lag magazine editor Steve Pick.
-Raymilland-Recordings ?79-?81 LP/CD & CD (BDR #2) ? Acid drenched Psych/Art Punk from the bowels of St. Louis. Lemmy-era Hawkwind meets early Bauhaus and then some! Includes their rare 7", a track from an early Sub Pop cassette compilation and unreleased demos. Available as a limited edition package of 500 copies that is an LP in a silk screened jacket w/ the CD format in a title-only sleeve or as a stand alone CD in CD wallet with insert.
-The Welders-s/t 7?ep (BDR #3) ? Mind blowing all female Punk Pop Glam band that started in 1975! This is their unreleased EP from 1979, and it's the first official release by the band. Cover stars of the Feb. 2011 Maximum RnR! The first pressing on red vinyl is already sold out, and the second pressing on black vinyl is going fast! Don't miss out!

Coming December 2011!
-The Retros-Inner City Rockers - The Retros 1979 LP/CD (BDR #4) ? A great, but sadly undocumented Punk Pop band. An unreleased studio session from 1979 with their original line up! Limited pressing of 300 LPs with bonus CD featuring extra live tracks.
-Dear John-Frustrated Conversation - 30th Anniversary Re-Release 7" (BDR #5)  ? Dear John broke up before its original release in 1981, and it's been a tough find for Power Pop collectors ever since. We found out why, when Robert Kuhlmann of Dear John let us know he still had most of the original pressing in a closet at his mom's house! They had only printed a small number of sleeves, but there were a few hundred copies of the original vinyl left! We're repackaging that original vinyl with a new sleeve featuring a history of Dear John and more! A limited number of copies will alos include a download card with bonus tracks.

Coming early 2012!
-Max Load-(title TBD) LP  (BDR #6) ?Killed By Death stars! Straight up Punk-Midwestern style, basement psych and homemade ROCK from Belleville, IL (St. Louis metro area). Their brilliant X Rod 7? from 1979 and a bunch of unreleased, demo recordings up until 1983. Like a punk rock Monkees dreaming about the L.A strip circa 1976. Pure pop culture junkie overload music!
-Page Three-(title TBD) digital only release (BDR #5.5) - 1983 saw Robert and George of Dear John with a new drummer and name change. They continued on with their brand of smart, guitar pop originals. After slaying the St. Louis locals for a couple years, they Robert and George headed to L.A. This high quality download only release will be a collection of studio material from their impossible to find cassette release, live songs from their energetic live performances and other things they turn up in their archives. Stay tuned for more details.

Rerun Records PO Box 19202 St. Louis MO  63118-9202

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Wanted: M.O.T.O.-This Corpse Is A Warning LP

« on: June 07, 2011, 01:50:17 PM »

I lost my vinyl copy of M.O.T.O.'s-This Corpse Is A Warning LP on Resonance years ago. Although, I still have my original cassette version and the CDR Paul was selling..or still is...I need the vinyl.

I saw the copies for sales on Discogs...looking for a minty stateside copy if possible. Please PM if you have one to get rid of. I would prefer to buy...since my trade/sale list is way outta date. I'll gladly entertain specific trade offers, though.

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / BOB-The Things That You Do 7" 1980 - Reissue OUT NOW!

« on: March 08, 2011, 10:05:53 AM »

BOB-The Things That You Do b/w Thomas Edison 7"

(2011-Rerun Records #005)

BOB formed in the middle of the late ?70s San Francisco punk scene and went on to release two singles and an LP on Dumb Records before calling it quits in 1983. "The Things That You Do" b/w "Thomas Edison" 7" from 1980 was their stunning Wave/Punk debut. The unassuming picture sleeve, non-descript band name and lack of widespread distribution upon its original release didn't afford them the same level of notoriety shared by some of their Bay Area counterparts...even if their sound and ideas were well ahead of the curve. It's long been championed as a "must own" platter by obsessive record geeks, but it's been out of print and tough to track down for nearly three decades.

Rerun Records is proud to present a deluxe reissue of this amazing record. Remastered and pressed in an edition of 500 hand numbered copies on black vinyl. The single comes packaged in a heavyweight card stock, glue pocket sleeve with a 7" x 14", double sided insert featuring liner notes, a new interview with band members and unpublished photos.

The first 50 copies come with a replica pinback button of the original BOB-"boxing glove" design. 1" button - black ink on bare metal button backing. Only available via direct mailorder or in person from Rerun Records!

Available for direct mailorder from Rerun Records.

$8.00ppd U.S. / $10.00ppd Canada / $12.00ppd World

Paypal to: RerunRecordsSTL@gmail.com

Wholesale available - write the above address for rates!

Also on the way to and will be in stock very soon from....Permanent Records (Chicago), NAT Records (Japan), Underground Medicine, Subterranean Records, Carrot Top Distribution and several others coming soon.

Rerun Records - PO Box 19202 - St. Louis  MO  63118-9202 http://rerunrecords.blogspot.com/

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Crap on Ebay - '80s HC, Indie, Punk, etc LX Chilton-Like Flies ORIG

« on: December 13, 2010, 08:34:03 AM »

Here's another mixed batch of crud for you to look at on Ebay. Trying to cash in on a few rare CDs before they're worthless, and a buncha vinyl. Funds used to fuel upcoming record label projects. High starting price on things I'm not dying to sell...and since it's free to list at any level right now, figured it was worth a shot. I listed 99 items yesterday, but 10 listings aren't showing up...one of them being a copy of Alex Chilton's-Like Flies on Sherbert...the superior, original version/song line up on Peabody. I'll get that fixed tonight.

http://shop.ebay.com/punkrock10674/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

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Music Shit / New article on St. Louis pre-punk band The Moldy Dogs

« on: December 08, 2010, 07:42:28 AM »

Here's an article that came out very recently on The Moldy Dogs. These guys were a '70s pre-punk band from St. Louis with Screamin' Mee-Mees connections. Paul "Dirt" Wheeler played bass on the Mee-Mees-Live From The Basement EP, among other mingling. Wolf Roxon moved to NYC and was in the Power Pop band Walkie Talkie.

...and edited to tell you something Clay just reminded me of...major record collector Paul Major was a founding member and is now in Endless Boogie...and they're also major.

Anyway...it's a good read:

http://www.furious.com/perfect/moldydogs.html

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Music Shit / Yoko & VooDoo 7"? Anyone?

« on: December 02, 2010, 02:28:07 PM »

I picked this 7" up at a local store recently. It was actually mixed in their "oldies" section. I gave it a quick spin, and it's pretty experimental/arty....uh, something. No year or other info listed, but it "feels" like it's older. Not sure why...the pressing/sleeve feel/look early '80s or late '70s to me. I haven't been able to find anything on ye olde Google machine. Anyone know what the story is...any other band connections?

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Yet another SET SALE list o' Records...PART 2

« on: August 25, 2010, 10:42:43 AM »

*Email jasonrerun'at'Hotmail.com and I?ll reply with a total*
*Minimum order $15 - Payment must be made within 24 hours or it goes back on the list*

**See Part 1 of list for postage and trade stuff...**

COMPILATIONS

-V/A-(Rodney Bingenheimer presents...) All Year Party LP   1984 comp of Punk, Pop, Wave, and goofy stuff! W/ NIKKI & The CORVETTES, Unit 3, Frankie & Annette, etc. SEALED $10.00

-V/A-Bloodstains Across The Midwest LP  (BOOT)-Original press of great KBD style comp  EX/EX $25.00

-V/A-Covers LP  1985-Mystic-Punk/HC bands do various covers. W/ RKL, Don?t? No, Membranes, NOFX, Government Issue, etc. EX/EX $20.00

-V/A-Eastern Front LP  c1983-ICI Sanoblast-Great live comp w/ The Lewd, Flipper, DOA, The Offs, War Zone(CA), Wounds, etc  EX-/EX Minor wear to cover $25.00

-V/A-Eastern Front-Chron Gen Live! LP c1984-Engima-Chron Gen live with Channel 3, Wasted Youth, JFA, The Lewd, Free Beer, Fartz, etc. All live from Eastern Front punk fest  VG/VG Plays decent. General wear $15.00

-V/A-Emma DOUBLE LP 1986-M.A. Draje Records (Holland)-Fairly scarce compilation of bands who were involved with or played the legendary Emma squat/venue. Some Euro-HC heavyweights and lotso? varied (mainly) punk stuff w/ BGK, The Ex, No Pigz, Negzione, Indigesti, Capital Scum, Sonic Youth, No Allegiance, Impact, Nog Watt, etc. Missing booklet VG+/VG+ Some overall wear to cover and vinyl $30.00

-V/A-Hicks From the Sticks LP 1980 - Rockburgh-Rare UK "scene" comp w/ some good DIY, Pop, Mod Punk, New Wave... VG+/EX $15.00

-V/A-Hollywood Confidential LP 1980 - GNP Crescendo-Original pressing - A Kim Fowley comp! Some cool stuff on here...  EX-/EX Some light cover wear $12.00

HOLD-V/A-Midwest Pop Explosion (Romantics And Friends) LP   1980 - Quark-A really great Power Pop comp! Pre-majors Romantics rock! Clean copy  EX/EX $15.00 (Sorry, fixed to $15...was marked $65!)  

-V/A-The Moonlight Tapes LP  1980-Danceville-UK comp with lots of Punk/Pop, Mod Power Pop, etc w/ School Bullies (aka The DAMNED), QTs, Sore Throat, etc. VG+/EX clear "imported from England" sticker tape on cover from original import distributor  $10.00

-V/A-The Moonlight Tapes LP 1980-Dancevilel Records (UK)-UK comp with lots of Punk/Pop, Mod Power Pop, etc w/ School Bullies (aka The DAMNED), QTs, Sore Throat, etc. EX-/EX Cut out drill hole and tiny bit of sticker goo on cover $11.00

-V/A-Play New Rose For Me - Rose 100 DOUBLE LP   1986 double LP comp of legendary French label. w/ DK's, Alex Chilton, Tav Falco, Giant Sand, R Stevie Moore,etc.  VG+/EX/EX Cover nice except for ?? tear on flap that folds over back $15.00

-V/A-Repo Man soundtrack LP  1984-San Andreas Records-Classic soundtrack with Iggy, Plugz, Black Flag, etc  EX-/VG(+) Price sticker on cover. Vinyl has one big scuff that makes some noise, but 95% of the record plays perfectly  $10.00

-V/A-Rodney on the ROQ Volume 1 LP  1980-Posh Boy-Classic comp with Adolescents, Crowd, Nuns, UCA, Simpletones, etc. I think this is a 2nd press, but it?s very early if it is. No booklet  EX/EX $15.00

-V/A-Rodney on the ROQ Volume 2 LP 1981-Posh Boy-Another great volume with Black Flag, Red Rockers, CH3, Minutemen, etc 2nd press, I think, but very early  No booklet EX/EX $15.00

-V/A-Rodney on the ROQ Volume 3 LP 1982-Posh Boy-3rd and final volume in the series. With Ill Repute, CH3, No Crisis, JFA, etc First press with newspaper print booklet EX/EX/EX $20.00

-V/A-Slash The Early Sessions LP 1982 Slash best of the label comp w/ GERMS, X, Fear, gun Club, Violent Femmes, etc. EX-/EX $5.00

-V/A-The Sound of Hollywood Girls LP 1983-Mystic Records-All girl LA/So-CAL Punk, New Wave, Runaways ROCK, etc. w/ SIN 34, Bitch, Screamin' Sirens, De De Troit of UXA, etc. EX/EX Very minor wear to cover $20.00

-V/A-Thru? The Back Door LP  1980-Mercuy-Mod pop, power pop,etc. w/ Donkeys, Agony Column, Tearjerkers, etc  EX/EX $7.00

-V/A-Underground Hits 2 LP c1983-Aggressive Rock Producktions-Germany-Hardcore comp with Angry Samaons, FU's, G.I., Husker Du and a buncha German HC.  EX-/EX Light cover wear $20.00

-V/A-Warf Rat Tales LP 1983-Warf Rat Records LA comp w/ Leaving Trains, Last, etc. Early post punk/paisley scene stuff VG+/VG+ price sticker on cover $8.00

-V/A-What Is It LP 1982-What? Records-Original pressing of 100% killer PUNK with Germs, Dils, Eyes, Skulls, Kaos and the Controllers. VG+/EX 1.5? x 4? label on cover with radio station call letters stamp. Two of those stamps $25.00

-V/A-Yes Nukes LP 1980-Rhino-LA comp w/ The Pop, Runaways, Weirdos, Twisters, etc. VG+/VG+ Plays good. Minor wear $9.00

-V/A-You Can't Argue With Sucksess LP  1982-Mystic-Great Punk and HC comp with F Troop, Crewd, Red Beret, Even Worse, No Crisis, etc. Original, red label pressing  EX-/EX Small price sticker on back cover $30.00

ROCK, etc

-American Flyer-s/t LP  1971-United Artists-With Doug Yule ex-Velvet Underground  EX-/VG+  $5.00

-Badfinger-No Dice LP Original on Apple. Name written on label  VG+/VG+ $4.00

-Chuck Berry-The London Chuck Berry Sessions LP  early 70?s?-Chess   EX/EX $4.00

-Blues Magoos-Psychedelic Lollipop LP  late 60?s-Mercury-Pretty solid major label psych garage  Early 80?s pressing, no bardcode on cover  EX-/EX  $8.00

-David Bowie-Heroes LP 1977-RCA-Essential LP w/ original inner sleeve EX-/EX Small price sticker on back cover $7.00

-Brinsley Schwarz-Nervous on the Road LP Early 80's pressing of album  from Nick Lowe's band. Originally released 1972 EX-/EX $4.00

-Ray Campi & His Rockabilly Rebels-Gone Gone Gone LP  1979-Rounder-Legendary LA Rockabilly guy EX-/EX Small price sticker on cover $7.00

-Capitol City Rockets-s/t LP  1973-Elektra-70?s Roller derby Rock  EX-/EX small cut corner, still in shrink $5.00

-Alice Cooper-Music of Love LP  1972-Warner Bros.-Original cardboard box packaging w/ inner sleeve   VG+/VG+ plays good. Some wear on cover box $7.00  (May require a buck or two more in shipping)

-Cornells-Surf Fever LP    1995-Sundazed-60's SURF reissue  EX/EX $5.00

-Disco Tex and His Sex-o-lettes-s/t LP 1975-Chelsea-Classic Pimp/Funk LP. This is great! SEALED, but  VG+/M Cut out saw mark and corner bend  $8.00

-Dr. Feelgood-A Case of the Shakes LP  1980-Stiff-US Press of UK pub rock stars. With inner sleeve  EX/EX $5.00

-Dr. Feelgood-Malpractice LP- 1975-United Artists (UK)-Original press of pub rock classic  EX-/EX Price sticker on cover $8.00

-Electric Light Orchestra-II LP  1973-United Artists-Original US gatefold press with inner sleeve  EX-/EX- Light ring wear on cover $5.00

-(Flamin' Groovies) Chris Wilson & The Sneetches-s/t 12"ep  1993 EP with Chris Wilson of the Flamin' Groovies on Marilyn SEALED $3.00

-(Flamin' Groovies)Danny Mihm, Chirs Wilson,etc-Straight Outta Madrid 10" all Ex-Flamin' Groovies SEALED $3.00

-Flamin' Groovies-Shake Some Action LP 1976-Sire-ESSENTIAL album! Original issue  EX-/EX Small price sticker on cover $25.00

-Roy Loney & The Phantom Movers-Contents Under Pressure LP 1981-War Bride-Roy Loney of the Flamin' Groovies EX/EX $6.00

-Roy Loney & The Phantom Movers-Out After Dark LP   1979-Solid Smoke-Roy  Loney of the Flamin' Groovies EX/EX $6.00
  
-Hot Dogs-Say What You Mean LP  1973-Ardent-70's Memphis band on same label as Big Star EX/EX Still in shrink $8.00

-MC5-Back in the USA LP  1970-Atlantic-Original Pressing of essential album  VG++/VG++ Plays great. Bit of yellowing on cover and saw notch on side $20.00

HOLD-MC5-Kick Out The Jams LP  1969-Elektra-First ?Brothers and Sisters? pressing?so 2nd press. Gatefold cover  VG+/VG+ Plays good, general wear, nothing bad  $16.00

-The Morells-Shake and Push LP 1979?-Borrowed-Springfield, MO Party Rock. VG+/EX $9.00

-NRBQ-At Yankee Stadium LP 1978-Mercury-Dig the 'Q! VG++/EX Price sticker on cover  $6.00

-The Pretty Things-The Vintage Years DOUBLE LP 1976-Sire-Good double LP collection of great material  VG+/VG++/VG++ Minor wear to vinyl. Plays good $10.00

-Lou Reed-s/t LP  1972-RCA-Original orange label pressing of his flawed, but great 1st post-VU LP  EX-/EX Light wear to cover $15.00

-Rolling Stones-Precious Stones LP PICTURE DISC  - Rec Track-Interviews EX-/EX $10.00

-Rolling Stones-Now! LP  80's London US pressing of classic early LP  EX/EX $7.00

-Rolling Stones-Blind Date DOUBLE LP Bootleg from early or mid 70?s of live stuff. White rubber stamped cover VG/VG(+) Ring wear and seam split on cover $25.00

-Rolling Stones-Gravestones & Rape of the Vaults DOUBLE LP Rare original RSVP 70?s bootleg. White cover with art taped to it  VG+/VG+/VG+ $30.00

-Velvet Underground-Live 1969 DOUBLE LP 1974-Mercury-?80s pressing of great double live LP!  EX/EX/EX $16.00

-The Who (as The High Numbers)-Who?s on the BBC Tonight LP  Great early ?80s bootleg of BBC sessions from the early days  EX/EX $15.00

-Link Wray-The Link Wray Rumble LP  1974-Polydor-Harder to find LP from 1974!  VG+/EX-  Cut corner and some ring wear on cover $8.00  

-V/A-Baltimore's Teen Beat A Go Go LP 1997-Get Hip-?60s comp reissue from John Waters' home town  EX-/EX Clean cover, except small promo drill hole $5.00

-V/A-Chop Suey Rock Vol. 2 LP + 7"  1990's - Hot And Sour-Really fun instro-mental tunes with an Asian flair. LP & bonus 7". Played once or twice at most EX/EX $20.00

-V/A-Pebbles Vol 5 LP 1980-BFD/Bomp!-Another volume in this long running  garage series. Not the 1st press, but bought new in late 80?s  EX/EX still in shrink $10.00

-V/A-Pebbles Vol 5 LP  1980-BFD-Another volume in this long running  garage series. 1st press on BFD with bright red cover  VG/VG worn, but plays decent $6.00

-V/A-Teenage Thunder Volume 1 LP  USA Records-Early ?80s bootleg of great, early ?50s rock n? roll sides  EX/EX $10.00

-V/A-Tobacco A-Go-Go - North Carolina Rock n? Roll in the Sixties LP 1984-Blue Mold Records-Bondsmen, Challengers, Si-Dells, Nightwalkers, etc  EX/EX Super clean copy $10.00

-V/A-Wail on the Beach! - 16 Hot-Rod & Surf Sizzlers LP 1987-Satan Records-Great low rent surf and instro rock w/ Safaris, Crestones, Titans, Rally-Packs, Triptides, etc. Think this is outta print EX/EX $10.00

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Yet another SET SALE list o' Records...PART 1

« on: August 25, 2010, 10:36:53 AM »

*Email jasonrerun'at'Hotmail.com and I?ll reply with a total*
*Minimum order $15 - Payment must be made within 24 hours or it goes back on the list*

*Prices do not include postage:
US Media Mail postage: $3 for 1-3 7?s or 1-2 LPs, $4 for 4-6 7? or 3-4 LPs and $5 flat rate for anything above that. Email for U.S. Priority rates or Non U.S. postage rates*

*Also open to trades. Interested in ?70s-mid ?80s Punk, HC, DIY and New Wavey stuff?punky or quirky New Wave, not major label schlock. Will trade for records, ?zines, pins/buttons, etc. Some current wants at the bottom of the list*

LP's/12"eps/12"s,etc

Punk, Power Pop, New Wave, Indie?whatever

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

-Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band-s/t LP 1978-MCA-Solid Boston rock from Willie Loco, a legend! VG+/EX Some cover wear/small promo cut  $4.00

-Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band-Meanwhile...Back in the States LP 1978..another classic Boston rock/Rat scene LP!  VG+/EX Cut corner on cover $4.00

-The Allies-s/t LP 1982-D Day Music/self released-Seattle Power pop/Rock  VG+/EX Bit of ring wear on cover $15.00

-Antiseen-Southern Hostility LP 1991-Rave Records-Original pressing SEALED $14.00

-The Avengers-Two Black Eyes? LP  ?Bancrupt Records? Boot of live material and demos from 1978. Original (only?) issue from 1997. EX/EX $25.00

-Battered Wives-s/t LP 1978-Bomb Records Canadian PunkROCK. Red vinyl with inner sleeve  VG(+)/EX- Cut corner, small top spine split and some general wear. Nothing bad $7.00

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

-Birdsongs of the Mesozoic-Magnetic Flip LP  1984-Ace of Hearts-With Roger Miller and Martin Swope of Mission of Burma   EX/EX $12.00

-Celibate Rifles-Turgid Miasma Of Existence LP  1986 - Hot (Australia)-Great Aussie Punk/Rock EX-/EX Minor wear to cover $10.00

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

-Civil Defense-Gun Control 12?EP  1983-National Security Records. Scarce suburban Minneapolis punk. Kinda like the Red Rockers 1st LP crossed with the Subterfuge 12? on Mystic, if that helps.  VG/EX Ring wear and some shop wear to cover. Nothing bad  $18.00

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

-Couch Flambeau-Ghostride LP 1989-self released-Great, twisted metal tinged Milwaukee Cop-Punk EX/EX $10.00

-C*nts-A Decade Of Fun: 1978-88 LP  1988 -Pravda-Chicago Garage/Punk/?Pysch? legends. A-side is from early singles and B-side is unreleased material  EX/EX Think it's an unplayed copy $12.00

-Cynics-Learn To Lose LP  1993-Get Hip-Long running PA garagesters  EX/EX $6.00

-Dead Hippie-Living Dead LP  1983-Pulse-Hollywood band?varied style HC/Punk?sorta DK's meets False Prophets sorta stuff! EX/EX $25.00

-Demolition Doll Rods-Tasty LP 1996-In The Red-Ex-Gorie n? girls. Great hot dog riding cover art! Gatefold cover?.OOP on vinyl, I think  EX-/EX Price sticker on cover, otherwise clean  $10.00

-Demolition Doll Rods-TLA LP  1999-Matador-More from Ex-Gorie Dan and two gal pals. 1st press..long outta print SEALED  $15.00

HOLD -Dickies-We Aren't The World DOUBLE LP  Danceteria Records-UK only vinyl version of the ROIR tape. Great ?80s demos and live tracks. This is the first vinyl issue with gatefold cover with original CS art, and the 4th side of vinyl is blank. It?s not the common, more recent issue with the ?sheep? art.  EX/EX $25.00

b]-The Dictators-Girl Go Crazy LP[/b]  1975-Epic-Essential 1st LP. First press with inner sleeve, orange labels  VG(+)/VG+ Small cut corner and ring wear on cover. Plays great. $15.00

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

-Effigies-For Ever Grounded LP 1984-Ruthless/Enigma-Their first full length. It?s no ?Body Bag?, but it?s a really great album VG+/VG(+) Some wear to cover and marks on vinyl. A bit of surface noise, but nothing bad $15.00

-Erector Set-s/t 12"ep  1982-Original press. Kinda Mission of Burma meets something not as good  EX-/EX $10.00

-The Evolutions-Go Too Far!  LP Oblivians/Goner scene worship from Wisconsin. Please get this out of my house.  UNPLAYED but one corner ding EX/EX $4.00 (or FREE with $40 order!)

-Flying Lizards-s/t LP  1979-Virgin-Great electro wave goofiness VG+/EX $8.00

-Fur Bible-s/t 12?ep 1985-New Rose Records (France)-Kid Congo Powers, Patricia Morrison and a couple others do Gun Club-ish swamp rock  EX/EX $10.00 or a VG+/EX copy Price sticker and seam partially unglued on cover $8.00

-Gang of Four-Entertainment! LP 1979-Warner Bros-Newer 180gram pressing with printed inner sleeve EX/EX $8.00

-Charged G.B.H.-Leather, Bristles, No Survivors and Sick Boys? LP 1982-Clay Records (UK)-Original or very early UK pressing EX/EX $10.00

-Ground Zero(MN)-Pink LP  1985-Reflex/Dutch East-Good Minneapolis Post-HC/Punk. Co-released on Bob Mould's label?their first was on Reflex only  VG/EX Shop wear/price sticker on cover. Clean vinyl $8.00  or VG+/EX Some general, light wear to cover $10.00

-Bonnie Hayes with the Wild Combo-Good Clean Fun LP 1982-Slash-A few really great female vox Pop Wave tracks on this.  As heard in Valley Girl  Original issue with inner Sleeve  EX-/EX Cut corner  $10.00

-Human Hands-s/t DOUBLE LP  1982-Independent Project-2nd press, so it should be on red vinyl, I think?.but no bonus 7?, like the 1st press. Underrated LA Quirk Wave/Punk/Pop?pre-Wall of Voodoo, Dream Syndicate, etc. Great packaging  STILL SEALED! but most of one side of shrink open $35.00

-Husker Du-The Warehouse Interview DOUBLE LP 1987-Warner Bros. Promo only release with tracks from Warehouse Songs and interview segments VG++/EX Price sticker on back cover and some light ring wear. Nothing bad $25.00

-Lazy Cowgirls-s/t LP  1985-Restless-Their over produced, but still good debut. Produced by Chris D. VG-/EX Dog chewed corner is ugly, but vinyl is clean $5.00

-Lords of the New Church-s/t LP  1982-IRS Records-Early/1st press with inner sleeve  VG+/EX Price sticker goo and small rub mark $5.00

-Mad Daddys-Music For Men LP  1985-PVC-Original press (later reissued on Sympathy FTRI?at least on CD) Swampy Punk EX/EX $8.00

-Minimal Man-Safari LP 1984-CD Presents-Post Punk from SF  VG+/EX- Some general wear. Plays good $7.00

-Misfits-Live Night of the Living Dead LP  BOOT of 9:30 Club 1983 show Great cover art. 1st press of 500 copies from 1987 with picture labels EX/EX $35.00

-Misfits-Eyes To Despise DOUBLE LP 1990-BOOT of live 1981-1982, outtakes, etc. Original issue and pretty scarce EX-/EX Top cover crease  $50.00

-Monochrome Set-Love Zombies LP 1980-Virgin-German press EX-/EX Clean copy Small cut notch in cover  $14.00

-Naked Hippy-s/t LP 1989-Smile Or Die-Super duper great private press hardcore from central Illinois.  SEALED  $25.00

-New Math-They Walk Among You 12?EP early 80?s-415 Music-Cool dark Wavey sound  VG+/EX Clean vinyl, shop wear with corner bends and price sticker on cover $10.00

-New York Dolls-s/t LP 1973-Mercury (Holland)-Dutch pressing?think it?s from the late 70?s EX-/EX price sticker on cover $18.00

-The Nomads-Hardware LP 1987-Wire Records UK-Long time garagesters. Original UK issue with printed inner sleeve  EX/EX light wear $10.00

-The Nomads-She Pays The Rent 12?ep 1985-Homestead-3 song ep EX/EX $6.00

-The Oblivians-Rock n? Roll Holiday LP  -Negro Records-Second pressing on original Negro label. White cover with Red and white paste on artwork EX-/EX One corner bend  $50.00

-The Offspring-s/t LP 1989-Nemesis-First press with no Cargo logo on back cover. With lyric insert EX-/EX  Light wear  $50.00

-Oh OK-Furthermore What 12"ep 1983-dB Records-Angular pop with Michael Stipe's sister.  EX/EX $15.00

-Out of Order-s/t LP 1986-Independent Labels Alliance-?80s Chicago Hardcore  VG+/EX Ring wear on cover  $15.00

-Parade-Love and War LP  1987-self released-Post-HC/poppy punk w/ Ray Lujan ex-Pariah & East Bay pop punk authority  VG+/EX Some wear on cover  $8.00

-The Paley Brothers-s/t LP  1978-Sire-Boston Power Pop Rock as heard on the Rock n? Roll HS soundtrack. Includes 8x10 picture insert  VG/VG+ Cover stain and shop wear. Plays good $5.00

-Pere Ubu-The Art of Walking LP 1980-Rough Trade-Original US press EX-/EX $14.00

-Iggy & The Stooges-Metallic KO LP  1976-Visa/Skydog-The infamous live LP. US press.  EX-/EX Cut-out notch but still in shrink $14.00

-Powertrip-When We Cut, We Bleed LP 1987-PVC-Second issue of 1983 LP. Jeff Dahl?s post-Samoans band chock full of LA Punk-core VG+/EX Promo cut corner and one corner bend $10.00

-Psychotic Pineapple-Where's The Party LP 1980-Richmond Records-Fake punk wave goofs. W/inner sleeve  VG+/VG++ scuff on one side that does not affect play $14.00

-The Quick-Mondo Deco LP 1976-Mercury-Power Pop of the highest order VG+/VG+ Some shop/ring wear to cover and scuffs on vinyl  $20.00

-Radio Birdman-Radios Appear LP  1978-Sire-1st US Press of classic first LP, with inner sleeve   VG+/EX Some ring wear and someone sliced a thin layer off the sleeve where a round promo stamp was $15.00

-Raw Power-Screams From The Gutter LP 1985 - Toxic Shock-w/ lyric sheet. Essential Italian Thrash classic. Early (1st?) pressing EX/EX $25.00

-Reason To Believe-When Reason Sleeps? LP  1990-Nemesis-Straight Edgey melodic HC. Pre-some more well known band  EX/EX $18.00

-Red Rockers-Condition Red LP  c1981-415 Music-A US Punk Rock classic  VG+/VG+ Plays great, bit of ring wear on cover $35.00  

-Reverb Motherfuckers-Route 666 LP Limited dayglo art cover. Noisey sludge stuff. 90?s?early? EX-/EX $6.00

-Rubber City Rebels-s/t LP 1980-Capitol-Their major label, over produced album  EX-/VG(+) Promo drill holo on cover. Some marks on vinyl. Plays decent $8.00

-(Salvation Army)Befour Three O?Clock LP   1984-Frontier-Reissue of 1982 pre-Three O?Clock paisley Punk/Pop. Recorded when they were called Salvation Army. Great!  VG+/EX Bit of price sticker residue on cover and minor wear $12.00

-Screamin? Mee-Mees-Live From The Basement 1975-1996 LP  Vulcher Records (Italy)-The abbreviated vinyl issue of the Mee-Mees 1st collection of singles  UNPLAYED $12.00

-Section 25-Always Now LP 1981-Facotory Records UK-Original matchbook style cover with printed inner sleeve. A classic Factory release EX-/EX- Some edge wear...minor wear overall $30.00

-Shockabilly-Greatest Hits LP 1983-Red Music-Original 1983 pressing EX/EX light cover wear $8.00

-The Shoes-Tongue Twister LP 1981-Elektra-Red label with inner sleeve. Power pop from Northern IL EX/EX $5.00

-SNFU-If You Swear You?ll Catch No Fish LP 1986-BYO-First press with lyric sheet and red labels  VG+/EX- Promo drill hole and small sticker pull on cover $10.00

-Squirrel Bait-s/t LP 1985-Homestead-Original light blue label pressing of killer debut EX/EX- Some wear to vinyl, but plays really $15.00

-Squirrel Bait-Skag Heaven LP 1986-Homestead-Their great second 12? release EX/EX Really clean except for price sticker on cover  $15.00

-Starjets-God Bless the... LP 1979-Epic-White label promo pressing w/ inner sleeve. Half a classic UK Power Pop full length.  VG+/EX Small price sticker, some wear and light stain on front $14.00

-Straw Dogs-s/t 12"ep 1986-Restless Records Classic 1st EP from Boston metal/punk/core guys who used to be the F.U.'s! EX-/EX Small price sticker on back cover $10.00

-Suburbs-Credit In Heaven DOUBLE LP 1981-Twin/Tone-Double LP-Original pressing w/ Inner Sleeves. Minneapolis Pop Wave VG+/EX One corner has creasing, otherwise clean $10.00

-Suburbs-Love is the Law LP 1983-Mercury-Their ill-fated/cut out in the first few months of release major label debut. With inner sleeve   EX/EX $10.00

-Swinging Erudites-s/t 12"ep   Original release in plain 12" cover of goofball Joke/Punk/Rock from Boston. With classic "Walk With An Erection"  EX/EX $12.00

-Tar Babies-Respect Your Nightmares 12?EP  1985-Bone Air-Great noisey Madison HC and Funk-noise EX-/EX Very light wear to cover $45.00

-Taxi Boys-s/t 12?EP 1981-Bomp!-Real Kids?enough said. Original pressing  EX-/EX Light ring wear  $20.00

-Teenage Heads-Tornado 12?EP 1983-MCA-Teenage Head as marketed for the US audience  EX/EX $8.00 or another copy, but with promo stamp on cover VG+/EX Light wear to cover $6.00

-3-D Monster-s/t 12?EP  1990-Sawtooth-Horror metal punk with Terry Jones of Max Load  EX/EX cover in shrink $10.00

-Thumbs-No Price on Earth LP 1982-Ramona-Lawrence, KS Power Pop. Their 2nd, I think  EX/EX Clean copy $10.00

-TMA-What's For Dinner? LP  1984-Jimboco-Great Snot/Punk-core. First press. Color cover with inner sleeve  EX-/EX light cover wear $20.00

-Tuxedomoon-Holy Wars LP 1985-Cram Boy (Holland)-Original with inner sleeve  VG/VG+ Two file labels on spine. Minor vinyl wear  $5.00

-20/20-Sex Trap LP  1982-Mainway Records-Power Pop dudes. Black cover with blue print and original inner sleeve  EX/EX $12.00

-Village Pistols-Big Money LP  - Rave Up! (Italy)-KBD Punk from North Carolina recorded 1980-1981-Limited to 1000 copies  Unplayed/NEW $9.00

-James White And The Blacks-Sax Maniac LP 1982-Animal-No Wave pioneer EX-/EX Light cover wear $14.00

-Wrecking Crew-Balance of Terror LP 1989-Hawker Records-New Yawk HC with inner sleeve EX-/EX Minor edge creases  $25.00

-X-Wild Gift LP  1981-Slash-Original silver label press with inner sleeve  EX-/EX  $18.00

-X-Live at the Whiskey A Go-Go DOUBLE LP 1988-Elektra-White label promo with promo sticker on cover EX-/VG+ Plays great. Price sticker on cover $15.00

-Yello-Claro Que Si LP 1981-Ralph-Original press with heavy cardboard cover. Orange cover.  VG+/EX Light ring wear, otherwise very clean $10.00

-Young Fresh Fellows-The Men Who Loved Music LP 1987-Frontier-Classic smart ass Pop! SEALED $12.00

-Young Fresh Fellows-Totally Lost LP  1988 original w/ insert. OOP. A must have smart ass Pop LP! EX-/EX small sticker on back $9.00

-(Young Fresh Fellows) Ernest Anyway and the Might Mighty Squirrels/New Age Urban Squirrels-split LP  1986-Pop Llama-Great fake split LP from Young Fresh Fellows folks. ? is Johnny Kidd and the Pirates covers. Original press with inner sleeve  VG+/EX- $15.00

-The Zantees-Rhythm Bound LP  1984-Rockhouse Records (UK)-Billy and Miriam from Norton records  VG+/EX Some edge wear $8.00

COMPILATIONS and "ROCK" SECTION ON PART 2...

If looking to trade?here are some things I?m currently after:
-ANY St. Louis early Punk/New Wave related items
-Plastics-Good! 7?, any flyers, pins, magazines with interviews, promo items, etc
-Crucifucks-any flyers, pins, magazines with interviews, etc
-DEVO-any flyers, foreign pic sleeve 7?s, oddball stuff, etc
-Sic(k) Teen (?zine)-Any issues I don?t have?tell me what you have
-Wayne County-Max?s Kansas City 7? (In original envelope sleeve)
-Oral-Sex 12?ep
-Tru Fax & The Insaniacs-Mental Decay12?ep
-Inflatable Boy Clams-DBL 7?
-Dictators-Heartache 7? Spanish pic sleeve/issue
-P Model-just about any 7??need a couple later LPs, too
-Melon-Do You Like Japan? LP
-Null Set-Unisphere 12?ep
-Nitwitz-1st 2 7?s and Wielingen Walgt! Split LP w/Gotterflies
-I Refuse It-s/t 7?ep, M 12?ep, Mind The Gap split LP w/Ultima Thule
-State of Confusion-6.3 Million Acres LP, Confusion or Control DEMO