Crypt Vinyl, CD & Tape 18 Artikel

Better sounding and better looking! Featuring The Chentelles, Little Willie & The Adolescents, Ken & The Fourth Diimension, Me & Them Guys, etc.

Eight previously unissued proto-punk godheaded rippers from thepre-Real Kids combo The Kids recorded in 1974 - plus fourpreviously unissued Real Kids demos from 1977 - plus tenblasting live cuts recorded at the Rat on January 22 1978!greatness & pop songwriting mastery of Flamin’ Groovies/RollingStones/Kinks/Stooges/Vu/ New York Dolls-influenced rip-roar. In1970 John Felice formed The Modern Lovers with JonathanRichman. Felice departed The Modern Lovers in January1973 to concentrate on The Kids. In early 1976 The RealKids formed to play ripping rock and roll music.

Eight previously unissued proto-punk godheaded rippers from thepre-Real Kids combo The Kids recorded in 1974 - plus fourpreviously unissued Real Kids demos from 1977 - plus tenblasting live cuts recorded at the Rat on January 22 1978!greatness & pop songwriting mastery of Flamin’ Groovies/RollingStones/Kinks/Stooges/Vu/ New York Dolls-influenced rip-roar. In1970 John Felice formed The Modern Lovers with JonathanRichman. Felice departed The Modern Lovers in January1973 to concentrate on The Kids. In early 1976 The RealKids formed to play ripping rock and roll music.

A most ass- rippin’ set of 50s/60s gospel/ soul/r&b scarcities programmed most boldly to set your ass ablaze!

American Teenage Garage Hoot! 1965-1967'. Here are 15 prime slabs of mid-'60s USA garage punk aceness, presented in a gatefold sleeve with liner notes, band photos and label scans. (Note: This is an entirely new series and none of these tracks were on the old series 'Garage Punk Unknowns').

A great new remastered issue of the Squires' '65-'66 garage-rock heritage on vinyl, now with additional tracks! This release comes with a gatefold sleeve and includes liner notes and colour pix of these Connecticut underground heroes. You get 16 tracks of garage/folk-punk genius, plus a bonus 7-inch with two more tracks!

A raw-assed unissued 1967 Connecticut garage punk blaster! Get prepared for a 100-mile-per-hour screeching fuzz-blastin' brutal version of the Kenner/Pickett classic, backed with the truly great folk-punk original 'Cry For The Trees'. Includes the first photos ever seen of these teen titans, plus liners galore!

Greasy late-1950s & early-1960s R&B & soul dance blasters!!