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David Bowie’s Station To Station Special & Deluxe Edition Boxes Due in September

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Just got from Printed Matter a limited edition Tommy Guerrero 45 with Arkitip book. Lots of art, news clips, letters and photos profiling Tommy G. A scrap book that takes you through his Powell Peralta days with the bones brigade through to current life as a musician.

Two gems

Spinning killer punk 45s - Rave Records “life’s tough for the stupid”

Picked them up today and honestly didn’t know anything about the bands. Glad I took the one buck chance on this wax cuz these songs hold up solid. Can’t wait to dig into more of each band’s work.

These red and yellow twins include: More Fiends, Starvation Army, The Big Thing and Reverb Motherfuckers.

With a little bit of Google’s help I was able to track down a some history and more recent band/artist news

More Fiends

Here’s a must read recollection of the fall of the Berlin Wall by band member Elizabeth Fiend. She has a great blog with lots of killer pics, thoughts and stories.

Starvation Army

“It happened in ‘89 maybe it was ‘90. We were on are way back from a trip around the country sleeping on beer-stained couches. We were a completely self contained unit. Contained in an 8’ x 14’ rolling laundry basket we called a van.” ~ Tim Kelly, Bass

Read more stories from the band here You can also catch some of their tracks on iTunes

The Big Thing

Band member Greg Loop is now recording coolio kids songs and lovin him same brews http://beeractivist.com/2007/08/25/beer-drinking-kids-music-that-rocks/

Reverb Motherfuckers

“…sounds like a troop of retarded boy scouts doing duck calls through electrified vacuum cleaner hoses.” ~ Flesh and Bones

I was probably one friend that new this band away from becoming a fan back in the late 80’s early 90’s. Here’s a great bio on the band. 

I’ve been getting some vinyl from a local guy lately who’s been getting me some very nice quality albums. Here’s a list of what I picked up today.

Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street

Rolling Stones - Out of our Heads

Allman Brothers - Eat a Peach

Neil Young - Comes a Times

Bob Dylan - Before the Flood

Bob Dylan- John Wesley Harding

David Bowie - Heroes

Black Sabbath - Greatest Hits

Hendrix - Smash Hits

Motley Crew - Shout at the Devil

Bob Marley - The Birth of a Legend

Bob Marley - Rastaman Vibration (Island Records)

Velvet Underground - Verve (gotta love the Andy Warhol cover)

Ginger Baker’s Air Force - Ginger Baker’s Air Force (I’m excited to listen to this one. Some major talent in this record

Led Zeppelin - II (I have this but it’s a Taiwan import. Not complaining, just needed an original recording)

Elvis Costello - My Aim is True (this is nice)

Kinks - The Live Kinks

Dylan, Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid on vinyl, lights dim, rubs feet, eats vanilla ice cream with the little flakes of vanilla beans to wash down some scotch. sleepy…nightzzzzzz

Duran Duran Rio in rotation

currently spinning some AC/DC

This needs to be added to my vinyl collection soon. Don’t think I can wait much longer.

Sanyo TP 720…thanks to my buddy Eric for picking this one up at a tag sale for me for five small. Like silk

Newest add to my collection. Dave Matthews & Tim Reynold live Las Vegas #vinyl

want to be here

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The Who - Sell Out / A Quick One

Boris The Spider extra rich

Pink Floyd - Meddle

One of These Days opens it right up