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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: CollectorScum presents Buy-It-Nows of note

« on: November 03, 2013, 11:22:05 PM »

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ISM-I-Think-I-Love-You-7-kbd-punk-original-/281200735551?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item4178deb53f

square deal.

my old roommate and I had a running bet that the first person to get a tattoo of the ISM toilet paper logo on the butt would get the other person's record collection. sadly, neither of us ever did it.

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Upcoming Shows/Tours/Events / Rochester, NY record fair this Saturday (Nov 2)

« on: October 31, 2013, 12:57:25 PM »

This thing is usually pretty good, and I'll be there slinging tasty punk treats.

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / OUT NOW: THE ABUSED Loud and Clear LP + HIGH & THE MIGHTY demo '84 7"

« on: October 31, 2013, 12:46:03 PM »

These are up for order now at http://radioraheemrecords.bigcartel.com

RADIO-003: ABUSED - Loud and Clear LP
In 1983, a foursome of self-released seven inch ep's came out of the Lower East Side of Manhattan that heralded a new breed of hardcore punk for New York. Agnostic Front?s 'United Blood', Antidote's 'Thou Shall Not Kill', Cause For Alarm's self-titled release and The Abused's 'Loud and Clear' all defined the sound and aesthetic of New York Hardcore for years to come with their sonic brutality and fervent lyrics. Since then, all of these records have been re-issued barring the latterly mentioned 'Loud and Clear'. That is, until now.

Radio Raheem proudly presents the first fully authorized re-issue of the 'Loud and Clear' ep. Pressed in the LP format, this 21-track collection is rounded out by the band's 1982 demo and never before heard live material. Also included is a 24-page, full color booklet containing photos, lyrics and the band's infamous show flyers drawn by their vocalist Kevin Crowley, and a sticker sheet reproducing the band's original sticker designs. Finally, the most arcane and collectible piece of the early 80's NYHC puzzle is available for both the tight pursed nerd and curious onlooker alike. Rejoice!

RADIO-004: THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY - Crunch On 7"
Radio Raheem presents another slice of long-lost New York Hardcore, The High and The Mighty's 1984 "Crunch On" demo tape, available here for the first time on vinyl. Featuring ex- and future- members of Antidote and the Mighty CO's, The High and The Mighty bust out eight tracks of pure early 80's New York Hardcore that kept fists and boots flying well into the wee hours at A7 and beyond. Comes housed in a 12-page booklet cover, containing many never-before-seen photos and flyers from the golden years of New York Hardcore. Limited to 500 copies.

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Music Shit / Re: The "Why isn't this reissued on vinyl thread?" Part 2

« on: October 30, 2013, 12:22:19 PM »

Would love to see a Kilslug compilation lp featuring the "a curse" tape, and first two singles. Plus the Sickness single and these two unreleased songs http://youtu.be/y5yunNmsVHI

I have a killer Kilslug cassette that has both 7"s, the Curse tape, and 7-8 unreleased songs (some are re-recorded Sickness tunes). It would be cool to have on vinyl but it would have to be a double LP which would be financial suicide, imo.

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Music Shit / Re: HARDCORE 2013

« on: October 30, 2013, 08:54:10 AM »

It's still better than most hardcore coming outta Boston these days.  Sometimes I wonder if Bridge 9 was created for the sole purpose of clogging record store bins with mediocre straightedge hardcore.

Good analogy. B9 hardly puts records out these days, and when they do, none of the bands are from Boston.

I guess I should pay more attention to shitty labels.  Sorry about that...

My point was that Boston has a lot of great punk/hc bands right now of all stripes that aren't on B9

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Music Shit / Re: HARDCORE 2013

« on: October 28, 2013, 01:47:18 PM »

It's still better than most hardcore coming outta Boston these days.  Sometimes I wonder if Bridge 9 was created for the sole purpose of clogging record store bins with mediocre straightedge hardcore.

Good analogy. B9 hardly puts records out these days, and when they do, none of the bands are from Boston.

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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / NEW RELEASES: Out Cold - A Heated Display LP + Down But Not Out 7"

« on: October 16, 2013, 09:09:54 AM »

NEW RELEASES OUT NOW

http://www.painkillerrecords.com/catalog to order



PKR-048: OUT COLD - A Heated Display LP
The final recordings from Out Cold. These tracks were begun in 2005 shortly after the release of their "Goodbye Cruel World" LP, but after a long and tumultuous ride, were not finished until 2012. After the untimely passing of long-time singer Mark Sheehan, the master tapes fell to the wayside, presumed to be lost. The session was eventually rescued from the abyss by engineer David Minehan, and original frontman Kevin Mertens was brought in to lay down vocals. Half of the session's 28 tracks are represented here -- 14 songs, in a scant 20 minutes -- in the typical no-frills hardcore fashion that Out Cold perfected over their career.

We at Painkiller Records are proud to have helped bring this record to its completion. Produced by the legendary Daniel Rey (Ramones, Misfits, Richard Hell, etc).

PKR-050: DOWN BUT NOT OUT: Caught In The Cycle 7"
Painkiller's 50th release! One of Boston's true cult classics from the last decade, Down But Not Out emerged from the ether as a fully formed hardcore power house in 1999. For a minute it seemed they might take over the world with their perfectly crafted and delivered 4 song demo, and crushing live performances. It wasn't meant to be in the end, but even 14 years later the initial promise of the Caught in the Cycle demo is still obvious, holding up far better than the majority of their peers when you listen now. Here we present it to you, mastered for the first time and pressed to 7" vinyl.


UPCOMING:
PKR-049: BREAKDOWN - Running Scared LP
Compiling Breakdown's 1988-1989 recordings: the 5-track "Running Scared" demo tape, two unreleased cuts from Giant Studio, and their second appearance on WNYU's Crucial Chaos radio show. NYHC at its finest! Split release with 540 Records, available late October/early November.

PKR-051: INMATES - s/t LP
Nine new tracks from our favorite Cleveland miscreants.

PKR-052: WETBRAIN - s/t LP
Debut wax from these new Clevo rippers, 14 tracks of blistering punk out hardcore featuring members of every other Cleveland band you love to hate.

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Music Shit / Re: The misleading eBay auction descriptions thread

« on: October 09, 2013, 09:08:01 PM »

The buyer is always on the hook for return postage, unfortunately.

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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: CollectorScum presents Buy-It-Nows of note

« on: October 06, 2013, 04:41:20 PM »

http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Most-Take-A-Chance-Jumpin-Jack-Northside-704-KBD-WAVE-DIAN-ZAIN-HEAR-/200953610264?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item2ec9c4c018


I have a sleeveless copy available, but if you want, here's the whole thing.

I have an empty sleeve. We should touch tips.

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Music Shit / Re: Record Rooms / Termbo Cribs / Bathrooms

« on: September 23, 2013, 05:04:03 PM »

How do you guys frame your posters/fliers? Any special backing/padding in the frames or anything like that?

Just make sure whatever paper or backing board comes with the frame is acid-free/archival.

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Non-Music Shit / Re: Whole Foods to sell records?

« on: September 02, 2013, 06:26:02 PM »

Light In the Attic and Numero are about to be STOKED.

Just my first thought.  Also, dotherightthingtomtomclu bworldbeatstylehat music.  Heard so much of that working at natural food stores/coops.

The WF I work at sells CD's and it's mostly whatever is at the top of the charts that month... Robin Thicke and shit like that.

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Music Shit / Re: What did Metal ever do for Punk?

« on: September 02, 2013, 03:08:52 PM »

Lemmy played bass for the Damned ... ?

Only for a handful of gigs. However, Algy Ward played bass for the Damned during Machine Gun Etiquette era (and Saints - Eternally Yours and Prehistoric Sounds era) and went on to form legendary nwobhm band Tank whose debut album was produced by Eddie Clarke of Motorhead. Algy's brother Ian was a roadie for Saints, Undertones, Motorhead, and the Ramones.

Can anyone confirm/deny a Chiswick-era Skrewdriver session with Lemmy?

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Music Shit / Re: Replacements Reunite...kinda

« on: August 25, 2013, 09:55:29 PM »

Hey, no shit... Dave Minehan from The 'Hoods on lead axe!

Should have billed him as ex-Aerosmith 

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Music Shit / Re: Crazy recent eBays

« on: August 24, 2013, 08:33:08 PM »

One of your fellow NJ'ers won those, he said they were being sold by a teenage girl who found them at her parents' house (parents were old DC punks). I'm curious to see how shredded they are when he gets them.

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Non-Music Shit / Re: We may have a modern day Nostradamus on our hands

« on: August 21, 2013, 09:59:13 AM »