Bobby Ramone
Rocket To Kingston1 x LP Vinyl 79,90 €
First pressing, 300 copies on black vinyl.
Bobby Short
Bobby Short Loves Cole Porter / Bobby Short Is Mad About Noel Coward2 x Tape 14,90 €
Two double albums complete on two cassettes
Bocephus King
A Small Good Thing1 x CD 3,90 €
Bodies Lay Broken
Discursive Decomposing Disquisitions Of Moldered Malapropisms And Sedulous Solecisms 2000 - 20021 x CD 24,90 €
One spine misspells the band’s name as “Bodies Lay Borken”.
Track on this CD are from the following sources.
1 to 5: [url=https://www.discogs.com/master/443171-Head-Hits-Concrete-Bodies-Lay-Broken-Head-Hits-Concrete-Bodies-Lay-Broken]split 7″ with Head Hits Concrete[/url]
6 to 10: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1422745-Bodies-Lay-Broken-Black-Market-Fetus-Bodies-Lay-Broken-Black-Market-Fetus]split 7″ with Black Market Fetus[/url]
11 to 13: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/837392-Machetazo-Bodies-Lay-Broken-Machetazo-Bodies-Lay-Broken]split 7″ with Machetazo[/url]
14: “[m=428314]” CD
15 to 23: “[r=1827573]” demo tape
24 to 27: live session on KUOM-AM, July 21 2002
(26 & 27 are found on the “[m=725991]” comp LP, 24 & 25 are previously unreleased)
Split 7″ with Machetazo & “Requiems of Revulsion” CD
Recorded October 2000. 7″ released in summer 2001, 1000 copies. CD released in early 2001, many many copies.
Split 7″ with Black Market Fetus
Recorded February 2002. Released June 2002, 1000 copies.
These songs as well as ones on the Machetazo split were recorded by a guy named Brad Cassetto at his home studio.
Split 7″ with Head Hits Concrete
Recorded February 2002. Released May 2004, 600 copies (200 black, 400 various greens).
The intro is from Ebola Syndrome.
“Execrable Excrescence Of Exsufflicate Exenterating Exertion” demo
Recorded early 2000 in practice studio by a crusty named Brady. Mixed in Brandy’s appartament. Released March 2000.
Track 12 originally by [a=Napalm Death]
Track 14 originally by [a=Carcass]
Bohren & Der Club Of Gore
Gore Motel2 x LP Vinyl 799,90 €
Originally scheduled to be released on vinyl in 1995, these test pressings of Gore Motel were made. There were approximately ten copies of the test pressing. As a result of production issues with the cover/artwork/outer box, the release was delayed. Memphis Tonträgerproduktion GmbH went bankrupt in 1996, resulting in the loss of the original DMM lacquers meant to be used for the vinyl edition. Commercial vinyl editions of these lacquers were never produced.
It took ten years for the label to release the album on vinyl with newly cut lacquers in 2005.
Bomb The Music Industry!
Vacation1 x LP Vinyl Ursprünglicher Preis war: 69,90 €44,90 €Aktueller Preis ist: 44,90 €.
1st pressing on transparent blue vinyl with teal splatter /400
Gatefold packaging includes full-color sleeve with lyrics and credits.
Track B7 is a hidden track and can be played by dropping the needle past the locked groove after track B6. There is no mention of track B7 anywhere on the release’s artwork.
[sleeve:]
Recorded by Tom Malinowski @ Cellar Door Studios in Amityville, NY and Jeff Rosenstock @ Quote Unquote Records in Brooklyn, NY in April 2011 and just a little bit of May too.
Additional recording in a bazillion different locations.
Mixed in Athens, GA in May 2011.
Mastered in Chicago, IL. That was also in May.
© + ℗ Bomb the Music Industry! 2011
Bomb The Sun
Bomb The Sun1 x LP Vinyl 49,90 €
Recorded between 14th/16th January 2005.
Bass – Dan
Drums – Dave
Guitar – Jonny
Guitar/vocals – Al
Limited 500 copies: 200 clear / 200 black / 100 marbled (THIS)