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Music Shit / GG 60
« on: August 30, 2016, 07:10:31 PM »
Barely got this ready in time last night... but here's a start. It's a work in progress with lots to come:
www.MadmanOfManchester.com
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Music Shit / Re: Skull Duggery - Headlock LP (1983, Mutha Records)
« on: February 19, 2015, 08:19:35 PM »
I just ripped the two songs from the ComPILEation LP and tacked them on the end of the original link (tracks 12 & 13).
Drewby will appreciate this... Forgot they had a song called "Don't Go To Maryland"!
TVeye, thanks for wrapping them up into the megafileupload link. You might want to add these and re-upload it.
Drewby will appreciate this... Forgot they had a song called "Don't Go To Maryland"!
TVeye, thanks for wrapping them up into the megafileupload link. You might want to add these and re-upload it.
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Music Shit / Re: Skull Duggery - Headlock LP (1983, Mutha Records)
« on: February 19, 2015, 11:29:47 AM »
I ripped the whole thing at 320 before I sold it off last year - here ya go:
http://fratcars.com/litchfield
It won't be up there for too long so download while you have the chance...
http://fratcars.com/litchfield
It won't be up there for too long so download while you have the chance...
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Music Shit / Re: Screaming 60s punk?
« on: February 19, 2015, 11:26:47 AM »
Speaking of the COBRAS, check out their complete story (w/ pics) here: http://thebasementwalls.blogspot.com/search/label/Cobras%20%28ME%29
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Music Shit / Re: The Poor Souls - Girl / Wowo 45 info?
« on: August 17, 2014, 08:43:39 AM »
According to TeenBeat Mayhem, it's from Staten Island, NY, 1965. The flipside is described as "crude hand-clappin' mersey pounder" - sounds like the better of the pair. Could you post that side, please? Thanks!
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Music Shit / Re: Rob Noxious
« on: July 21, 2013, 06:56:58 PM »
The tour made a stop in my hometown and I was dying to plant ourselves at a sports bar down the street from my house called... wait for it...
http://tastydinerri.com/
but obviously it wasn't conducive to transporting and looking through about a dozen long boxes of 45s. So we set up on a bench in a supermarket parking lot and hung out for five hours till 3am, then he vanished into the night headed for the promise of bonzers in Western Massachusetts.
http://tastydinerri.com/
but obviously it wasn't conducive to transporting and looking through about a dozen long boxes of 45s. So we set up on a bench in a supermarket parking lot and hung out for five hours till 3am, then he vanished into the night headed for the promise of bonzers in Western Massachusetts.
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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / Re: PEER PRESSURE-Sounds 2x7"EP - Homemade Punk Rock 1979-1980 on Rerun!
« on: April 26, 2013, 12:11:58 PM »
Looks great, Jason! Nice that all six tracks will be available for those that weren't around 10+ years ago when the unreleased 45 came out.
No credit on the manhunt over here? (At least it wasn't as bad as the Artifix site saying that a "Japanese collector scouring myspace" located Jackie Shark.)
No credit on the manhunt over here? (At least it wasn't as bad as the Artifix site saying that a "Japanese collector scouring myspace" located Jackie Shark.)
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / 700+ 45s on Discogs
« on: April 23, 2013, 06:24:18 PM »
Mostly cheap 2000-present punk/garage/etc. Yawn, I know...
http://www.discogs.com/seller/anxiousjerk?sort=artist%2Casc
http://www.discogs.com/seller/anxiousjerk?sort=artist%2Casc
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Music Shit / Re: Rhode Island gets ripped
« on: April 23, 2013, 06:14:17 PM »
Posted this update on G45 a few weeks ago, but figured some of you here might dig... from the birthplace of our man Jim Nabors... the Stonemen!
RipItUpRI.blogspot.com
Scrod, if you're reading this, would love to get a CD of the Wisconsin stuff you mentioned...
RipItUpRI.blogspot.com
Scrod, if you're reading this, would love to get a CD of the Wisconsin stuff you mentioned...
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Music Shit / Re: Recent Acquisitions
« on: April 23, 2013, 06:03:50 PM »
Power(less)pop boys, I have uploaded the entire Modulators LP here. Ripped these back in 2005 before I sold off my last copy. Contrary to what appears to be the consensus, I actually think it's a pretty good pop album. Although it could do without the WICKED GAY chorus of "Spin Me Around" and painful cover of "My Back Pages."
http://fratcars.com/litchfield
"Cynical" is definitely their best moment though, and the only thing I ultimately kept by them.
http://fratcars.com/litchfield
"Cynical" is definitely their best moment though, and the only thing I ultimately kept by them.
I've seen a few $100+ copies since the $30 copy and then wished I would have picked it up, but I don't like buying records to flip. Found several other better recs that day (probably from the same collection). Wouldn't mind hearing the LP again outside of a record store listening station though.
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Music Shit / Re: Recent Acquisitions
« on: February 06, 2013, 09:22:17 AM »
Most welcome, Frankie - the wedding gift is now complete 1.5 years later!
YouTube date is wrong though; the single is from 1980.
THERE'S A PLACESH CALLED THE BLACK FORESCHT!
YouTube date is wrong though; the single is from 1980.
THERE'S A PLACESH CALLED THE BLACK FORESCHT!
SICKEST SHIT. SO GLAD TO FINALLY HAVE A PLAYABLE COPY. THANKS A BILLION JASON.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RGYfURVvG0
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: Tiny Set Sale: Boston area 45s & LPs, most CHEAP
« on: July 18, 2012, 12:16:06 PM »
Some things gone, still good stuff left!
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Tiny Set Sale: Boston area 45s & LPs, most CHEAP
« on: July 16, 2012, 01:06:02 PM »
Some mostly cheap Boston (and one CT) stuff... Postage will be reasonable, starting at $3 first class for 45s and $3.50 media mail for LPs (U.S.) unless otherwise requested. Combined shipping encouraged - saves you money and me time packaging! Payment through Paypal "personal" option or cash/money order. Email jaylitch@cox.net to reserve.
45s
Dredd Foole & The Din - So Tough / Sanctuary (Religious) 1982 EX/M- ($20)
Mission Of Burma backing up Dredd Foole, great a-side
La Peste - Better Off Dead / Black (Black) 1978 VG+/EX ($40)
Arguably the greatest Boston punk song! Ringwear is pretty minimal compared to many copies out there
Neighborhoods - Prettiest Girl / No Place Like Home (Ace Of Hearts) 1980 EX/M- ($15)
Boston powerpop classic
Production Club - Excitement / Night (Advanced Research) 1982 */M- ($10)
Excellent Joy Division styled postpunk, with color xerox of sleeve
V.A. - Propellor Product EP w/ Neats, Wild Stares, People In Stores, CCPTV (Propellor) 1981 VG+/VG+ ($6)
Boston art/DIY scene comp with an especially good Neats track
V.A. - Laughing At The Ground EP w/ Dangerous Birds, Christmas, V;, 21-645 ($6)
Followup to the Propellor Product comp, cool V; and Christmas tracks
LPs
Classic Ruins - Lassie Kills Chickens LP (Throbbing Lobster) 1986 EX/EX ($4)
Peter Dayton - Love At First Sight 4-song EP (Shoo-Bop) 1981 VG+/EX ($4)
LaPeste singer's solo EP, one upbeat new wavey powerpop track
Roger C. Reale & Rue Morgue - Radioactive LP (Big Sound) VG+/VG+ ($5)
Along with punk track "Kill Me" there's a bunch of solid powerpop/rock cuts. Cut corner as many appear. The lone CT offering here.
Sorry - The Way It Is LP (Homestead) 1986 VG+/EX w/ set list ($4)
2nd album in the same vein as "Imaginary Friend"
Tweeds - Music For Car Radios EP (Eat) 1981 VG+/VG+ ($5)
V.A. - Live At The Rat 2xLP (Rat) 1976 VG+/VG+/VG+ ($12)
w/ DMZ, Real Kids, Thundertrain, Wilie Alexander, Infliktors, Marc Thor, etc.
Worth the price of admission for the DMZ and Real Kids tracks alone, plus Willie's punkest song next to "Dirty Eddie"
V.A. Nobody Gets On The Guest List (Throbbing Lobster) 1984 M-/M- ($5)
w/ Turbines, Classic Ruins, Johnny & Jumper Cables, etc.
Debut of Chuck Warner's comp series with no less than two Kenne Highland bands and two John Hovorka (2x4's) bands.
V.A. Claws (Throbbing Lobster) 1985 M-/M- ($5)
w/ Volcano Suns, Mighty Ions, Prime Movers, Classic Ruins, Last Stand, etc.
Third volume in Chuck's Throbbing Lobster comp series
45s
Mission Of Burma backing up Dredd Foole, great a-side
La Peste - Better Off Dead / Black (Black) 1978 VG+/EX ($40)
Arguably the greatest Boston punk song! Ringwear is pretty minimal compared to many copies out there
Neighborhoods - Prettiest Girl / No Place Like Home (Ace Of Hearts) 1980 EX/M- ($15)
Boston powerpop classic
Excellent Joy Division styled postpunk, with color xerox of sleeve
V.A. - Propellor Product EP w/ Neats, Wild Stares, People In Stores, CCPTV (Propellor) 1981 VG+/VG+ ($6)
Boston art/DIY scene comp with an especially good Neats track
V.A. - Laughing At The Ground EP w/ Dangerous Birds, Christmas, V;, 21-645 ($6)
Followup to the Propellor Product comp, cool V; and Christmas tracks
LPs
Classic Ruins - Lassie Kills Chickens LP (Throbbing Lobster) 1986 EX/EX ($4)
LaPeste singer's solo EP, one upbeat new wavey powerpop track
Roger C. Reale & Rue Morgue - Radioactive LP (Big Sound) VG+/VG+ ($5)
Along with punk track "Kill Me" there's a bunch of solid powerpop/rock cuts. Cut corner as many appear. The lone CT offering here.
2nd album in the same vein as "Imaginary Friend"
Tweeds - Music For Car Radios EP (Eat) 1981 VG+/VG+ ($5)
V.A. - Live At The Rat 2xLP (Rat) 1976 VG+/VG+/VG+ ($12)
w/ DMZ, Real Kids, Thundertrain, Wilie Alexander, Infliktors, Marc Thor, etc.
Worth the price of admission for the DMZ and Real Kids tracks alone, plus Willie's punkest song next to "Dirty Eddie"
V.A. Nobody Gets On The Guest List (Throbbing Lobster) 1984 M-/M- ($5)
w/ Turbines, Classic Ruins, Johnny & Jumper Cables, etc.
Debut of Chuck Warner's comp series with no less than two Kenne Highland bands and two John Hovorka (2x4's) bands.
w/ Volcano Suns, Mighty Ions, Prime Movers, Classic Ruins, Last Stand, etc.
Third volume in Chuck's Throbbing Lobster comp series
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Music Shit / Re: Steve Starlust? 70's glam artist?
« on: May 07, 2012, 09:40:01 AM »
It's from New York, mid-70s. I got a handful from Steve Starlust in the early 2000s. He didn't remember an exact date of release but said KISS was recording their debut album the same time he was recording this single. Cool 45!
