Thoughts: What the fuck is happening on the second live track? At least make the fucking effort to make your recording something we can actually hear! It must be part of the whole show where he just kept screaming "fuck you! get up here!" after every song. lol

Release info: Released on vinyl 7" in 1977 (What Records? / WHAT 01, USA), and then we got a limited edition 7" in 1980. A lot more reissues followed.

Holy shit. Just like in the movies: frat boys, beers, and cars!





(Hey, rostasi,

I can't find this anywhere. Can you help?)

Yeah. I know. I was hoping you had a better quality version, since my friend wants me to burn a CD of it for him. :)

Thoughts: I like this like I like my men: double 7 inch.

Release info: Released on numbered edition double 7" vinyl in 1980 (Illusion / IP 003, France).

Thoughts: Two people are standing in different dimension trying to opening vortexes to each other. Two very discrete, intermittent things are happening here. The Axis powers struggling to be reborn?

Release info: Released on limited edition vinyl in 1990 (RRR / RRR 050).

Thoughts: Imperial Japan, Aleister Crowley, Charles Manson, and Heinrich Himmler all on one album! Don't worry. The pretty little harpsichords and rousing brass bands make it all okay. NWW's conversation between a father and his daughter is so fucking disturbing, like they're trapped in a well together.

Release info: Released on vinyl in 1982 (Come Organisation / WDC 881021, UK).

Thoughts: lol Only one person clapped for Belinda and then nobody clapped for the Germs. Those dirty sluts! A really piss poor live album with all the trashiness you'd expect from punk. I get a kick out of the antagonistic audience. "Ah, fuck you!"

Release info: Released as a numbered edition vinyl in 1982 (Mohawk / SCALP-001, USA) before being released on cassette (and re-titled Live at the Whisky) later that same year (ROIR / A108, USA). CD and vinyl LP re-issues followed.

Thoughts: Some noise is noisier than other noise. This noise isn't as noisy as the noisy noise I've had the misfortune to subject myself to in this wonderful little listening experiment of mine.

Release info: Released on numbered edition vinyl 7" in 1994 (Aeroplane / AR15, UK).

I'll be honest your last couple weeks of entries have made you look way cooler than all that other pussy bitch **** you've talked about in the last few years.