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Too many, I have a problem.

One good album I picked up this week, was the Executors LP on Dead Beat.

They're from NJ and sound like the old stuff.

I am in Chicago over the weekend for work so I stopped at 2 Reckless Records stores and at Record Breakers the record store at Reggie's Rock Club. My how things have changed in the last 12-18 months. Not many CD's in stores anymore. Mostly used purchases this time.

Naked Raygun - Vanilla Blue 7in
The Uncouth! - KC United 7in (saw these guys open for Booze & Glory at Reggie's last year)
Rodney on the ROQ Vol 2 LP
D.O.A. - War on 45 LP (UK pressing with different cover and track listing than USA/Canada version)
The Ruts - Live LP
Dag Nasty - Field Day LP (needed a version to play and one to frame and hang on the wall)
999 - The 999 Singles Album LP (all of their United Artists singles this is the 999 equivalent of Singles Going Steady)
D.O.A. - True (North) Strong & Free LP (I sold this years ago and didn't have it on CD either)
Dance Craze LP (contains a track by Madness not on the CD version)
The Business - Suburban Rebels LP (remastered and on red vinyl)

Hellhammer - Demon Entrails

Includes their first 3 demos...Death Fiend, Triumph of Death and Satanic Rites \m/

lewdd wrote:I am in Chicago over the weekend for work so I stopped at 2 Reckless Records stores and at Record Breakers the record store at Reggie's Rock Club. My how things have changed in the last 12-18 months. Not many CD's in stores anymore. Mostly used purchases this time.

Naked Raygun - Vanilla Blue 7in
The Uncouth! - KC United 7in (saw these guys open for Booze & Glory at Reggie's last year)
Rodney on the ROQ Vol 2 LP
D.O.A. - War on 45 LP (UK pressing with different cover and track listing than USA/Canada version)
The Ruts - Live LP
Dag Nasty - Field Day LP (needed a version to play and one to frame and hang on the wall)
999 - The 999 Singles Album LP (all of their United Artists singles this is the 999 equivalent of Singles Going Steady)
D.O.A. - True (North) Strong & Free LP (I sold this years ago and didn't have it on CD either)
Dance Craze LP (contains a track by Madness not on the CD version)
The Business - Suburban Rebels LP (remastered and on red vinyl)

Solid list. Weren't all the Madness tracks removed from the CD?

Yes, all of the Madness tracks were removed from the CD.

lewdd wrote:Yes, all of the Madness tracks were removed from the CD.

Still got the LP. Saw it in the cinema in '81, it only ran for a week or so.

Stopped into Play It Again Records in Bethlehem, PA today for the first time in many, many years.

VA - The Best of 2 Tone 2LP
Sex Pistols - Great Rock n Roll Swindle 2LP 2010 Record Store Day version
The Adverts - Singles Compilation LP
Ramones - End of the Century 180gm LP
Doc Hopper - Aloha LP
The Damned - The Best of (Ace Records ) used LP
The Undertones - Hypnotised (Fame Records) used LP

Went to the Lehigh Valley Record Expo this morning.

The Damned - Music for Pleasure LP Belgium pressing on blue vinyl
Buzzcocks - Parts 1,2,3 EP
Buzzcocks - A Different Kind of Tension LP
Slammin' Watusis - Kings of Noise LP
Slammin' Watusis - S/T LP still sealed
Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks LP red cover version

Anniversary sale at Newbury Comics today only. Didn't have time to browse so did a quick CD grab:

Van Morrision-Astral Weeks-(remastered)
The Complete Them-3 CD's
I Don't Cares-S/T
The Last In Line-CD/DVD

30% off-yeah baby

Sort of a Dischord day.

John Stabb - Riding for Candyland CD
Anti-Nowhere League - The Cage CD
Red Hare - Nites of Midnite CD
Red Hare - Lexicon Mist 7in
Dag Nasty - Cold Heart 7in
S.O.A. - First Demo 7in
Youth Brigade DC - First Demo 7in
The Specials - Live at the Lyceum LP

Violent Arrest - Authors Of Our Own Demise
Burning Sensation - S/T
Fear - Neighbors
Socialcide - Unapproachable
DS-13 - Thrash And Burn
Massacre 68 - No Estamos Conformes
Gas Rag - Discography tape
Vaurio - Sortoa Ja Vainoa
Fat Boys - S/T CD (Pizza Box reissue)
Parasytes - Straight Jacket
Youth Brigade - 1981 Demo

The Undertones-dig yourself deep cd
Sheer Attack-7"
Cheap Trick-reputation is a fragile thing book

These:

lewdd wrote:Stopped into Play It Again Records in Bethlehem, PA today for the first time in many, many years.


Doc Hopper - Aloha LP

This was a big favorite of mine circa '93/'94. I didn't know others on here knew or liked them. Chris is now playing drums in a band with my friend Shannon. They made a cd-r demo which is terrific. Here's their FB if anyone is interested.

https://www.facebook.com/Sidebiiitch/?fref=ts

I've slowed down quite a bit over the last couple weeks but recently:

108 "Threefold Misery" reissue
Scream "Fumble" reissue
Dag Nasty new 7"

JGJR wrote:

lewdd wrote:Stopped into Play It Again Records in Bethlehem, PA today for the first time in many, many years.


Doc Hopper - Aloha LP

This was a big favorite of mine circa '93/'94. I didn't know others on here knew or liked them. Chris is now playing drums in a band with my friend Shannon. They made a cd-r demo which is terrific. Here's their FB if anyone is interested.

https://www.facebook.com/Sidebiiitch/?fref=ts

Edog and I saw them at Insubordination Fest many years ago for their then final Doc Hopper show.

Been so broke the last year 1/2...

Last couple months I picked these up for cheap:

Bodyjar 'Role Model'
Small Brown Bike 'River Bed'
Seaweed 'Spanaway'
Scorpions 'Virgin Killer'

The last few months:

Advlts - complete discography (Bandcamp)
Chalk Circle - Reflection LP
Dils - Class War CD
Fastbacks - Now Is The Time (Bandcamp)
Fuses - Dress For The New Bomb 7" (purple/blue printing)
Fuses/Uniform - inlovewithelectricity 7"
Pink Chunk - Louie Louie 7" (I musta sold my copy)
Stabb - Riding For Candyland CD
VA - Man Called Stabb vols 1 & 2 (Bandcamp)

And lotsa free downloads from Bandcamp.

http://timematterrecordings.bigcartel.c ... e-u-k-subs

UK Subs Summer 1977 demo 7in with 2 tracks limited to 500 copies. Just went on sale about 30 minutes ago and I was able to order a copy. It should be worth millions by the time I get my copy. Nothing like making money off of suckers like me with some songs from an almost 40 year old cassette being put on vinyl.

These were either at the house when I got back home, or I picked them up at record stores during my trip to PRB in Asbury Park. I think Earthdog has a longer list than this.

Antagonizers ATL - Working Class Street Punk LP (red)
Silver Abuse - Consider the Pigeon LP
VA - Farewell to the Roxy LP
D.O.A. - Bloodied But Unbowed LP on CD Presents
The Damned - Eloise 12in
Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks RSD Picture Disc LP
BB King - Live in Cook County Jail LP
VA - The Siren
UK Subs - Killing Time LP (clear)
D.O.A. - Triumph of the Ignoroids 12in
The Damned - Anything 12in
The Dickies - Incredible Shrinking Dickies LP (yellow)
Social Distortion - Mommy's Little Monster LP
Cockney Rejects - East End Babylon LP
Booze & Glory - Blood from a Stone (orange)
Booze & Glory - Split with Harrington Saints (claret)
Undertones - Thrill Me 7in
Ruts DC - Different View 7in
Ruts - Staring at the Rude Boys 7in
Pork Dukes - Bend and Flush 7in
Sham 69 - Questions and Answers 7in
UK Subs - Tomorrow's Girls 7in (blue)
UK Subs - For Pledgers Only 7in (autographed)
Ruts - Something That I Said 7in
Huey Lewis & the News - Time Flies CD
Horace Pinker - Local State Inertia CD
VA - Vive Le Rock Presents...Let It Roll CD

I finally went to Minneapolis for the first time this week and between Hymie's and Extreme Noise, I spent almost $200.

Bad Noids - Everything from Soup to Desert LP
Geriatric Unit - Audit of Enemis LP
Go Go's - Vacation LP
Swell Maps - Jane From Occupied Europe LP
Pagans - Pirate's Cove 9/24/79 LP
Dinosaur JR - Bug LP (actually meant to buy the Bug live at the 9:30 Club LP but they gave me regular Bug instead)
Much Worse - Chronic Instigation LP
Vicious Cycle - Black Dots 10"
Sista Sekunden - s/t 7"
Dag Nasty - Cold Heart 7"
Severed Head of State - Dedem Das Seine 7"
Guyana Punch Line - Sounds for the New Youth 7"
Solid Decline/Strong Intention - split 7"
Trepan Nation/Strength In Numbers - split 7"
Terrible Twos - A+A 7"
Terminal State - Panic Attack 7"
Short Fuse - Demo 7"
Slimy Member - EP 7"
Fourteen or Fight - s/t 7"
Total Trash - s/t 7"
Mind Control - s/t 7"
The Intelligence - Debt & ESP 7"
No Problem - Kid Killer 7"
The New Flesh - 7" (Not the Oakland post-punk band I thought they were but still not bad)
Exit Order - s/t 7"
Kyklooppien Sukkupuutto - Kuuluuko Meidan Todella? 7"
Helta Skelta - Reds 7"
Short Fuse - Blight 7"

Bill wrote:Kyklooppien Sukkupuutto - Kuuluuko Meidan Todella? 7"

I thought things were bad when Minneapolitans were making up names like "Husker Du", but this is a whole new level of absurdity.

VA - A Man Called Stabb Vol III (bandcamp)

I got these from my kids for father's day:

AC/DC-Rock or Bust
Iggy Pop-Post Pop Depression

earthdog70 wrote:I got these from my kids for father's day:

AC/DC-Rock or Bust
Iggy Pop-Post Pop Depression

Next time have them call me before they buy you something.

I bought the remastered 2 disc set of ...It's Too Late to Stop Now... plus the 3 disc, 1 DVD set with all the songs they cut from the first release. So that's 5 discs of prime live Van Morrison from 1973.

scannest wrote:I bought the remastered 2 disc set of ...It's Too Late to Stop Now... plus the 3 disc, 1 DVD set with all the songs they cut from the first release. So that's 5 discs of prime live Van Morrison from 1973.

I think I gotta have this. Definitely one of my favorite live records.

ODIO - Un Mondo Libero Dall'Uomo 7"
ELECTROCUTIONER - 5 Trax Demo 7"
ELECTROCUTIONER - The Blood Of The Pig Must Flow In The Street 7''
THE GOP - England Sucks 7"

Anyone ever heard of the band The GOP? They only put out one EP back in 2005. The singer sounds like a cross between Stabb and Nathan Strejeck.

I bought the CRASH CAR SISTERS album.

Shoegaze from Mexico??


You betcha. and its GREAT.

xxxMidgexxx wrote:I bought the CRASH CAR SISTERS album.

Shoegaze from Mexico??


You betcha. and its GREAT.

You always had a thing for those latinos.

CDs by:

Adolescents - Live 81 & 86
T. S. O. L. - Dance With Me
ALL - Mass Nerder
The Bollweevils - The History Of The Bollweevils Vol. 1
The Bollweevils - Weevilive

All that for 20 bucks, not bad.

I bought the Mikey Erg solo record and I love it. Way better than anything I ever heard by the Ergs, FWIW.

Welly wrote:Too many, I have a problem.

One good album I picked up this week, was the Executors LP on Dead Beat.

They're from NJ and sound like the old stuff.

This album is great! I burned it for a friend and he said the vocals kinda reminded him of Articles Of Faith.

Them - 3 cd anthology
Kinked - a compilation of other people covering Kinks songs. It's got Petula Clark doing a killer version of Well-Respected Man . . . in French!
D-Generation - new Lp
Descendents - new Lp
Sam Cooke - Greatest Hits
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

I've heard great things about the THEM discography. There's this dude Andrew Sandoval at Rhino who has his fingerprints all over many a great reissue - the THEM collection, the expanded live VAN MORRISON thing, the Kinks new "Everybody's in Showbiz" deluxe version. He is also in the current Monkees touring band.

new DENTS LP on white
Night Birds "Mutiny At Muscle Beach" LP

VA - Not Good for Your Health - Punk Nuggets 1974-1982 2LP
Modern Warfare - The Compete Recordings and More LP
Howlin' Wolf - How Many More Years / Moanin' at Midnight 7"
The Damned - The BBC Sessions 2LP
Duane Allman - An Anthology 2LP (I love the sound on the version of "The Weight" by Aretha Franklin on this release)
Los Vampiros LP with limited edition bonus 12" EP
The 2 Tone Story 2LP
St Louis Blues Society Presents 17 in 17 CD
Anti-Nowhere League - I Hate People...Long Live the League CD
Terry Hall & Mushtaq - The Hour of Two Lights CD

lewdd wrote:Howlin' Wolf - How Many More Years / Moanin' at Midnight 7"
The Damned - The BBC Sessions 2LP

Howlin' Wolf = the best. Easily my favorite bluesman.

I didn't know that Damned BBC Sessions Lp was a thing. I have it on CD; some really great versions on there, especially that shortened "Curtain Call" but not limited to that at all.

They were mostly mind finds in 3 record stores that I went to in STL - Vintage Vinyl, Euclid, and Record Exchange. I think I found that Damned 2LP at Euclid. The Howlin Wolf 7" was a former RSD item. I got it at Vintage Vinyl.

lewdd wrote:They were mostly mind finds in 3 record stores that I went to in STL - Vintage Vinyl, Euclid, and Record Exchange. I think I found that Damned 2LP at Euclid. The Howlin Wolf 7" was a former RSD item. I got it at Vintage Vinyl.

I've got a couple of the early '60s Chess Lps (his Lp in The Real Folk Blues series and the other is Moanin' at Midnight, I think; one I think is a '70s repress), both might be foreign pressings, have owned several hits collections on CD as well. He just rules. Every cover of one of his/Willie Dixon's songs is inferior to his originals except for "Wang Dang Doodle" (Koko Taylor's is way better but HW's is great, too).

Rash - Midnight Crooner 7"
Women - Public Strain - LP
Vanilla - I Can't Stop Hating This Empty Space 7"
One Last Wish - LP
Fugazi - Steady Diet Of Nothing - LP (repress)
Chuck Mangione - Friends & Love... A Chuck Mangione Concert - 2xLP
Four Hundred Years - 7"

Every few months I swing by 4-5 record stores in the area and do my best to support them by buying a decent amount of records at each place. Unfortunately I own a lot already so mostly buy represses/variants but also pick up newer stuff along the way. Not much rare stuff. Today I swung by 4 stores (Microgroove, Steelworks (Tampa), Planet Retro (St. Pete), Jerk Dog (Bradenton). I got a fuck ton of records, gonna take a photo and list them like the huge nerd I am.

awesome having a photo to help me visualize how much a fuck ton is

The new Chris Brokaw instro record. Pretty awesome.

lewdd wrote:awesome having a photo to help me visualize how much a fuck ton is

Meh, it's mostly poppier stuff that I don't think you'd like.

You might like:

Cut The Shit (faster pissed off bar chord punk rock)



The Briefs (super poppy garage punkish)

and Naked Raygun

FlexMyHead wrote:Every few months I swing by 4-5 record stores in the area and do my best to support them by buying a decent amount of records at each place. Unfortunately I own a lot already so mostly buy represses/variants but also pick up newer stuff along the way. Not much rare stuff. Today I swung by 4 stores (Microgroove, Steelworks (Tampa), Planet Retro (St. Pete), Jerk Dog (Bradenton). I got a fuck ton of records, gonna take a photo and list them like the huge nerd I am.

1) That Deadspot album is ridiculously underrated and underappreciated. Great find there.
2) I didn't know that the J Robbins album was out in full yet..?
3) Huzzah! on the Stupids album. I never saw them live but I like that record and the split 10" with the Hard-Ons.
4) Verbal Assault never released a bad record. Beautiful band.

xxxMidgexxx wrote:2) I didn't know that the J Robbins album was out in full yet..?

Yeah, I guess it just came out. When I walked into the store I recognized J's voice and asked the store owner if that's what I was listening too and he said yes. Turns out J recorded the store owners record (Pohgoh) that had come out recently after 21 years between records. Guy also told me that they were playing in NYC semi-recently and that Blake from Jawbreaker happened to check them out and liked them and invited them (Pohgoh) to open for Jawbreaker's recent east coast shows and then they are playing 3 shows in Japan in the fall. How fucking awesome is that, not be an active band for 21 years, have J record your music, tour with Jawbreaker, tour with Mineral, then go to Japan. Was so happy for him, I hadn't heard the band so I bought the LP, it's very Tsunami poppy stuff that I'm enjoying.

yeah, Pohgoh played with Jawbreaker here in Brooklyn a few months ago. I was at that show. I didn't get there early enough to see them though.

They went on first. I got there for War on Women for were FANTASTIC!