Okay, I have a load of discs from ye olde D-Town days, but am having absolute zero luck finding any online jpgs of the covers. I just scanned 'em myself and am posting them just in case anyone else is trying to track 'em down.
The Harmonics: Christ and His Mama in the Shit House of Love
(Seven Dead Arson Records) 7DA001
BuFu L'Ru: The Little Green Guys Come and Take You Away!!
(Seven Dead Arson Records) 7DA002
More Fucked: Godamn More Fucked & The Assraper
(Self-Released)
Grenadier: Hand Offensive
(Ubique Records) 16892-60972
Ed Posega: Breather
(Self-Released)
The Floating Basement: Goiter
(Self-Released)
The Floating Basement: Smell-O-Vision
(Self-Released)
The Floating Basement: Nothing and Then Some
(Self-Released)
The Floating Basement: I Want My Money Back - An Evening With the Floating Basement
(Self-Released)
The Magnificent Ambersons: Current
(Strane Records) Strane CD-1
The Magnificent Ambersons: Ambersongs
(Weed Records) Weed 004
If Ed wants to shoot me the tracklistings for all of his discs, I'll gladly plug in the tracks for the first 4. If not, meh.Okay, That's it for now. Keep your eyes open for #3 sometime soon profiling obscure local comps.
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track listings coming soon...glad to see somebody who cares about this stuff...now let's screw!
Cool, thanks for posting the Grenadier...Who's those punk bands? BuFu L'Ru is a good name.
Harmonics: For my money, the greatest Punk band from DeKalb. Featuring Jeremy Gosser (A-Bomb Chop Shop), Pat Holtman (A-Bomb Chop Shop, Figora, Slut Pants), Dan Shaw (Tossers), and Kenny Koleman (Orgasmatics). Great sloppy anti-PC punk rock.
BuFu L'Ru: Originally started off (in the early 90's) with Matt Campbell (Sugarbone Johnson), Pat Holtman (Harmonics), and Kelly Krider. By the time this album was released, Holtman was long-gone and had been replaced by Airick.
These guys were the closest thing that D-Town had to the Melvins.
More Fucked: The one gutter-punk band from DeKalb that had their shit together enough to put out a CD.
Weren't you in BuFu at some point?
Nope.
I think that one of my old bands may have played a show or two with 'em, but that's it.
God, some of those covers couldn't pass a 4th grade art project.
Wow, a history page of the Dekalb bands. Groovy. I have the original version of the Bufu L'ru CD cover if you need it. Drop me an email at redirk2@aol.com. I have the track list somewhere also. These days I am the drummer of the Screw City Saints, a Irish punk band in Rockford. They call me Cottonmouth Jenkins....
Fat Orson? Thanks you know I can take a hint I'll try and slim down.
Harmonics, greatest punk band from dekalb?!? are you stoopid??! try Ring 13 ...
anyway I cant even recall hwy I have the piece of shit cd but I was thinking about putting on my blog just for the rarity of it ... once i give it a quick listen ill decide, if its a shit as i recall ill not do it, if its gotten better with my age then ill post it
At some point in my travels got the Ambersongs CD, just thought I'd try and see if they ever did anything else, found this obscure corner of the internet, which was pretty much the only place that a record of The Magnificent Ambersons as a musical group even exists. I see they had at least one other CD. Don't imagine I will ever find a copy of that. LEL.
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