GW#3 - p24 (22)

[image of a flaming LP]

RekeRds:

Cryin' Out Louds/Motards
split 7"
I'm Possessed & Hangman Lager
b/w Nothing Ever Changes &
Unhappy
*I love, love, love this stuff,
but at this point, even I have
to admit that it is getting
kinda predictable round these
parts and I'd definitely rather
see these bands live. Still,
this is a fine record with the
Motards sounding shitty and the
COLs sounding slightly less
shitty.

[a poorly-reproduced thumbnail image of each side of the above split 7"]

The Humpers 7" (Sympathy...
Fast, Fucked & Furious
b/w For Lovers Only
The rock'n'roll just leaps off
of this one. As a matter of
fact, when congratulated for
their endurance after their two
raucous Austin shows, one of 'em
replied, "Hey, that's
rock'n'roll." Listen to this in
your car and run over
pedestrians.

Grifters 7" (Sub Pop)
Queen of the Table Waters
b/w Return to Cinder
*[Sub Pop?!? I'm still kind of
in shock when I see the Sub Pop
logo on the sleeve, but then I
am in near constant contact with
some heavy duty indie-rock-
politics gossip/debaters. So,
this record is beautiful and
haunting and dark and shiny and
it spins round and round and
fucks my head all up which is
exactly what a Grifters record
is good for. Thank you, Sub Pop
for a very pleasing product.

Hormones 7" (Unclean
Sell Out Young b/w You Can't Win
*Catchy as fuck! Great '77
punk-pop. Recorded before Tim
Hayes and Dana Barclay jetted.
This a-side is Tim's, the b-side
is Ron's.

[clip art: 'His laboratory was in a men's room. "I did some good work in there."']

[black-on-white clip art image of a flaming LP]

[handwritten in intentionally-awkward font:]

RekeRds:

Cryin' Out Louds/Motards
split 7"
I'm Possessed & Hangman Lager
b/w Nothing Ever Changes &
Unhappy
*I love, love, love this stuff,
but at this point, even I have
to admit that it is getting
kinda predictable round these
parts and I'd definitely rather
see these bands live. Still,
this is a fine record with the
Motards sounding shitty and the
COLs sounding slightly less
shitty.

[a poorly-reproduced thumbnail image of each side of the above split 7"]

The Humpers 7" (Sympathy...
Fast, Fucked & Furious
b/w For Lovers Only
The rock'n'roll just leaps off
of this one. As a matter of
fact, when congratulated for
their endurance after their two
raucous Austin shows, one of 'em
replied, "Hey, that's
rock'n'roll." Listen to this in
your car and run over
pedestrians.

Grifters 7" (Sub Pop)
Queen of the Table Waters
b/w Return to Cinder
*[Sub Pop?!? I'm still kind of
in shock when I see the Sub Pop
logo on the sleeve, but then I
am in near constant contact with
some heavy duty indie-rock-
politics gossip/debaters. So,
this record is beautiful and
haunting and dark and shiny and
it spins round and round and
fucks my head all up which is
exactly what a Grifters record
is good for. Thank you, Sub Pop
for a very pleasing product.

Hormones 7" (Unclean
Sell Out Young b/w You Can't Win
*Catchy as fuck! Great '77
punk-pop. Recorded before Tim
Hayes and Dana Barclay jetted.
This a-side is Tim's, the b-side
is Ron's.

[clip art: 'His laboratory was in a men's room. "I did some good work in there."']