Washington D.C. pickups

So last night I went to Washington D.C. to see Dave Haus (The Loved Ones) and Brian Fallon (The Gaslight Anthem) at The Black Cat. As much as I hate DC, with the no parking and stupid ass streets, the show was great! I hit up Sams Records, Smash Records and Crooked Beat Records and here is what I picked up

7"
Decepticonz - Get In The Ring (Too Hep on black. Ska. Bought this because it has a wrestling cover)
Yeastie Girlz - Ovary Action (original Lookout! pressing with the Laytonville address)
Face to Face / Horace Pinker - Split (black. this has been on my want list for some time now)
Stewface / Mold - Split (it was cheap, and it looked cool.)
The Disenchanted / The Striped Basstards - Je Suis Le Firestarter (black. fast streetpunk)

LP's
Zoinks! - Well and Good (Dr. Strange. Pop punk)
V/A - I've Had Enough: Unissued Sixties Garage Acetates Volume 4 (comp of never released garage records from the 60's)

CD's
Hot Rod Circuit - Reality's Coming Through (Vagrant)
V/A - Hot Curly Weenie (Recess Records comp with dwarves, FYP, propagandhi and more)
V/A - Punk USA (Lookout! 1994. comp with scratch bongowax, rattail grenadier, pink lincolns and more)

Lost Cause

I was going to upload some of my Lost Cause demo tapes, but realized that over on the punk archives, all their demos and then some were posted for your listening pleasure! So I thought to myself, why not post a link? Since I'm lazy and Steve did his homework. So please, go check out his blog and download Lost Cause!

http://punkarchives.blogspot.com/2008/10/lost-cause-carlisle-pa.html

Projectile Disfunction - Demo CD

ARTIST: Projectile Disfuntion
TITLE: Demo
LABEL: None
CATALOG: None
YEAR: Unknown
GENRE: Punk / Thrash punk
PRESSING INFO: No idea!

Projectile Disfunction were a fast punk band out of Hanover PA. Hanover used to have such a great punk rock scene. I remember going to shows at Crash's Deli, The Go Point and many basement shows. Seems as though most of it just died off. Which is a shame.

This is a CD demo that was sold for around $1 at their shows. They also released a CD titled "Shut Up and Play". Which you probably could contact them (they have a myspace) and they would sell you a copy. I saw them a few times at the Hanover Library. Another place I miss.

Fast old school style punk rock with some thrash influences.

If you couldn't tell, I just stole pictures from their myspace page.

Justin - Vocals
Phill - Guitar
Sawyer - Drums
Jim - Bass

TRACK LISTING:
1. Losing The Human Race
2. Drug Dealers
3. Do You Wanna Die?
4. The Domino Effect

http://www.mediafire.com/?oymm2j3t2o2

Triple Bypass! - Memories We Never Had

back cover



ARTIST: Triple Bypass!
TITLE: Memories We Never Had
LABEL: Whoa Oh Records
CATALOG #: 701
YEAR: 1998
GENRE: Punk / pop punk
PRESSING INFO: I believe this was only pressed on clear red vinyl.

If you enjoy pop punk, you have probably heard of Whoa Oh Records. They have put out releases by bands such as The Ergs! and The Unlovables.

Triple Bypass are a New York pop punk band. They also released an album (which was Whoa Oh's first release) titled "yeah, yeah, yeah. punk rock, big deal". Also produced by Dirt Bike Adam (from Dirt Bike Annie). Includes a fun cover of Earth Angel.

Although some people say this is often underrated, I disagree. Underrated, no, overlooked, yes. If you like this, head over to Interpunk quick and this 7" is on sale for $2!

TRACK LISTING:
1. You, Me, And The Dailtone
2. Disney World
3. I Don't Wanna Goto The Prom
4. Earth Angel.

http://www.mediafire.com/?23v32gmztzx

re-up!

After the request of a few people, I re-upped the Budget - Eeepee!

HERE

The Mad Caddies - Pre-Green Tape

I'm going to be flat up honest with all my fellow blogger enthusiasts, I have little to no information about this release, if it was released! So I apologize.

The Mad Caddies are a ska-punk band that released a few albums on fat wreck chords. You probably already knew that if you ever heard one of this Fat Wreck compilations. Back before they were called The Mad Caddies, their band was called The Ivy League. BUT due to possible legal issues with other bands of that name, they decided that the Mad Caddies was a more suitable and unique name.

They recorded a bunch of tracks as The Ivy League. And it came to be known as the Pre-Green Tape. So here ya go!!

LINK

The Wunder Years - Take It Off, Let It Go, Start From Scratch 7"

Front of the EP
Back
Side Y (AKA side B)
Side W (AKA side A)
Lyric insert
Back of the insert

ARTIST: The Wunder Years
TITLE: Take It Off, Let It Go, Start From Scratch
LABEL: Tomato Head Records
CATALOG: THR #4
YEAR: 1998
GENRE: Pop Punk / Emo
PRESSING INFO: As far as I know, only pressed on black. Probably around 1000 or 2000 pressed.

I've been wanting to update this blog for a few days now. Here's to procrastination! I got into this band after a compilation appearance on one of those old Springman Records comps. Realizing how good they were, I found this 7" for 50 cents at Double Decker Records (noticing a trend here?).

This is not the same "wonder years" that is circling the hardcore pop punk rounds these days! This band is a more melodic slower pop punk band but very very good. They also released a full length which I sold a few months ago and I'm kicking myself for it!

Hopeless Romantic is not the same bouncing souls song.

TRACK LISTING:
Side A
1. Backstab
2. Hopeless Romantic

Side B
3. Bottled
4. Wonder Years

http://www.mediafire.com/?mq5dzmomyyy