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Raw First Takes 1977 Slippy Town SLIPTO-026 CD-R £6.99 Exactly what it says on the box: punk-primitive run-throughs of classic early Gizmos material by a great line-up of wise-asses including Rich Coffee, Dave Sulak, Eddie Flowers, Ted Niemiec, Davey Medlock, Rich Stim (MX-80/Chinaboise), Jim DeVries, Don Jaskulske and Ken Highland. Recorded in 1977, this is some spirited DIY liberation in the dumb-punk tradition of The Angry Samoans, Dictators, Ramones, Electric Eels et al. Includes two hilariously stupe live tracks recorded at a drunken teenage party in the Sulak family basement in April of 1976. File this one next to yr Harry Smith Anthologies in order to complete yr American folk-spirit library. Limited edition of 177 copies released on Eddie Flowers of The Gizmos/Crawlspace’s label. We are the exclusive UK source for all Slippy Town product. |
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Here Comes Fun Slippy Town SLIPTO-12 CD-R £7.99 Idiotically enjoyable limited edition archival release documenting the DIY/punk roots of A-Band member Stewart Walden and Vibracathedral Orchestra member Neil Campbell. Recorded 17-18 August 1992 in Nottingham, these primitive all-improvised song attempts have an art-damaged DIY edge to them that locates this somewhere between Simon Wickham-Smith and Richard Youngs, Storm Bugs, The Fugs and The Scrotum Poles. Limited edition of only 120 copies released on Eddie Flowers of Crawlspace’s great Slippy Town imprint. |
