Download here.

A good friend I worked with had a couple of weeks before he moved back to Utah, so we started playing at this cafe where we work. Here it is, uncut, one big mp3. Probably not a very PRF sounding thing, but I had a lot of fun doing it.

I had come up with the name 'the Gaza Strippers,' but apparently its already taken by some guy who was in the Didgits. Well, fuck.

Bass was an Ovation Magnum III > volume pedal > boss odb-3 > some pa head > gallien krueger 4x10 cab. Responsible from the little drones and whistles and slide (Bic lighter).

Guitar was just some kind of strat plugged straight into the pa, played with fingers. This guy is a talented singer and acoustic guitarist. You can listen to some of his solo stuff here.

Couldn't tell you anything about how the drums were recorded.

anybody have the polvo s/t ep that came out on jesus christ? seems to be out of print & way too expensive for me on amazon.

is it their first (though apparently released in 1996)? curious how it sounds...

jimmy spako wrote:anybody have the polvo s/t ep that came out on jesus christ? seems to be out of print & way too expensive for me on amazon.

is it their first (though apparently released in 1996)? curious how it sounds...

elephants are the only mammals that cannot jump.

jimmy spako wrote:anybody have the polvo s/t ep that came out on jesus christ? seems to be out of print & way too expensive for me on amazon.

is it their first (though apparently released in 1996)? curious how it sounds...

It was a double 7" on Kitchen Puff, originally.



The best songs were re-recorded for "Cor Crane Secret" and those are the superior versions.

So, you're not really missing anything. Completists may argue with me...

ironyengine wrote:Not exactly sendspace links, but on the off chance someone is missing some Big Black 7"s...

http://onebaseonanoverthrow.blogspot.co ... cking.html

ps- there are also some Happy Flowers, MOTO, Didjits, Raymond Brake, and more mp3s linked on the same blog. Shoot me if this dude's been linked already, I couldn't find it.

Thanks. There was a link to the Volcano Suns single for Sea Cruise/Greasy Spine that made my day.

Thanks to all who have posted music to this thread. What a fantastic resource.

bah, humbug

Yngwie Einstein wrote:

ironyengine wrote:Not exactly sendspace links, but on the off chance someone is missing some Big Black 7"s...

http://onebaseonanoverthrow.blogspot.co ... cking.html

ps- there are also some Happy Flowers, MOTO, Didjits, Raymond Brake, and more mp3s linked on the same blog. Shoot me if this dude's been linked already, I couldn't find it.

Thanks. There was a link to the Volcano Suns single for Sea Cruise/Greasy Spine that made my day.

Thanks to all who have posted music to this thread. What a fantastic resource.

Yeah, that blog is pretty good, thanks.

Looking for some really early Flipper bootlegs.
If anyone can post them, thanks.

anyone got any "honeymoon killers" (american band) albums, couse they're all out of print and i've got only two of their albums. thanks.

Steve V. wrote:Birthday Party Peel Sessions. If anyone could muster it, I would appreciate it very much.

Also a quart of milk and a box of lemonheads.

As far as I can tell my link is still working...

mr.arrison wrote:Birthday Party Peel Sessions Dec 1981
320 kbps MP3
(note: disk was extremely scratched but I'm fairly certain it ripped ok)

01 Big Jesus Trash Can
02 She's Hit
03 Bully Bones
04 Six Inch Gold Blade

http://www.mediafire.com/?cmj5kqnxzjb