He should swap places with Louis for a day, for charity. Or we could have "When Louis Met Steve". That'd be cool, unless they got on like troopers which they probably would.

Haven't posted in a while.

Black Flag - Licorice Pizza promo, all the old Stooges albums at 320 kbps, Thee Mighty Caesars, some Bad Seeds, and Lightning Bolt Peel Session just to name a few I've uploaded recently.

http://lifesabummmer.blogspot.com

Still no takers on Tars Roundhouse?

Awwww...

if anyone has these Wives 7" 's for share that would be pretty great.

post or PM or as you like...

thanks in advance.

yaphet wrote:Haven't posted in a while.

Black Flag - Licorice Pizza promo, all the old Stooges albums at 320 kbps, Thee Mighty Caesars, some Bad Seeds, and Lightning Bolt Peel Session just to name a few I've uploaded recently.

http://lifesabummmer.blogspot.com

WHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Here's a bit of a strange one that I found online somewhere...

Fr. Pat Berkery ~ Prayers for a Noonday Church (1969)



http://www.sendspace.com/file/b45mzz

Fr. Pat's Bio..

Father Pat Berkery is presently in charge of St. Anthony's Parish, in Ansonia, Connecticut. Born in Brooklyn, New York, he contracted polio at a very young age and was treated in and received his grade school education at St. Charles Hospital, in Port Jefferson, New York. The nuns who cared for him did such a wonderful job that he was able to enter the seminary later in life and pursue college and graduate studies in a Connecticut catholic seminary. After ordination, Father Pat was sent to Rome to obtain his Doctorate in Philosophy. While there, he majored in Scholastic Philosophy, and upon completion of his doctoral studies, returned to teach in the Connecticut seminary where he prepared for the priesthood. Father Pat has taught philosophy in various seminaries throughout the country and has written extensively on the spiritual life. He has also preached retreats in many parts of the United States. A published author, Father Pat has written many articles that were published in various religious journals in addition to his books. A gifted speaker and homilist, Father Pat has found that stories have a power to make most messages meaningful and absorbable beyond man's wildest dreams.

It's a trip.

Bill Swansea wrote:Still no takers on Tars Roundhouse?

Awwww...

I was waiting to make sure I wouldn't piss off anyone from the band if I uploaded it, and now I am sure.

http://www.mediafire.com/?0xepgd10e45

Shithaus "Live Crush"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0QWEBSHB

Self released live demo of a short lived first band of Jon Spencer and Tod Ashley (Cop Shoot Cop). Granted it's no masterpiece and the sound quality is God awful but it's kinda cool to see these guys in the early stages of developing a sound for their later bands.
http://www.pop-catastrophe.co.uk/296.asp

Dig Dat Hole "Demo"
http://rapidshare.com/files/83086686/DDH_demo.ZIP.html

This would be Tod Ashley's follow up to Shithaus. Some of the same line-up as what Cop Shoot Cop would become but with Darin Lin Wood (Fireworks, Blacktop, Black Snakes) on guitar. A real recording session was done that was suppose to be their first record called "Knee Jerk" and was going to be released by Steve Albini's Ruthless Records but it never happened for some reason. I used to have a cassette dub of it like 20 years ago and it was pretty good. Some of those song from that record are included on this demo.

Nina wrote:Here's a bit of a strange one that I found online somewhere...

Fr. Pat Berkery ~ Prayers for a Noonday Church (1969)

Sounds interesting. I'll take it.

b

Could anyone hook up

1936: The Spanish Revolution or Dead Fish by The Ex? I can't find that shit anywhere. Long OOP, I'm pretty sure..