The Cramps Rock & Indie 28 Items

In 1986 The Cramps released one of their most well known and best selling albums, A Date With Elvis, which did especially well in Europe. On 21st of April of that year, the group led by Lux and Ivy, rolled into Zurich to perform in front of yet another full crowd of adoring fans. As they did the entire tour, the group opened with a rollicking version of "Heartbreak Hotel", followed by several other classic covers, and of course, what Cramps show from '86 would be complete without "Can Your Pussy Do The Dog." Numbered limited edition of 349 copies on yellow and red splatter vinyl.

Irving Plaza, New York, NY 18 Aug. 1979 - FM Radio Broadcast'. Lux Interior, Poison Ivy, and company captured live in their adopted hometown of New York City, shortly before the release of their debut album, 'Songs The Lord Taught Us', and at the height of their rockabilly-punk powers. Ripping thought 13 cuts including some choice covers, this is the best example available of one of the best live bands in punk history.

Limited to 1500 copies!

The gig presented here, from a live FM Radio Broadcast and so in the finest quality possible, presented on two LP's, features a good splattering of tracks from A Date With Elvis, alongside a number of Cramps fave-raves and a good helping of cover versions - most interesting of which is rockabilly legend Charlie Feathers’ ‘It’s Just That Song’, the number that finishes the album but which has rarely been performed live by the band. During this show they perform the song – also as the final number albeit with an intro by Lux that has to be heard to be believed.

A Live FM radio broadcast of The Cramps recorded at the Irving Plaza, New York, NY, USA, 18th August 1979. This is a great album that captures the chaos of early Cramps concerts.

Previously only released as a CD single in August 1992!

Limited to 1500 copies!