BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable.

[@vinylrichie007]

Before I watch this I'm just going to say that the Butthole Surfers are one of my favorite bands from the 80's.

[@joesphschramm3754]

I agree. They are one of your favorite bands from the 80's.

[@NotAnAstronaut2k]

Ever

[@stevegilmore2093]

they are genius

[@iosifkalpaktsoglou2045]

Changed how rock and roll was perceived and executed. Locust abortion technician is a masterpiece especially when put in the timeframe of the mid 80s when garage revival was at full throttle, they took a totally different approach and direction. Pussy galore as well.

[@bennybongosbigolebonanza894]

How’s the wife coping with your Acid Flashbacks? (Joking, everyone calm down!)

[@masyelraf]

I grew up in Maine. We had no alternative radio in the early 80's. We did have a campground near Acadia park, with a game room. We hung out there with the tourist kids. They turned me on to Butthole Surfers, B52's, Dead Kennedys, and Mojo Nixon. It was a glorious time.

[@masyelraf]

Wow. I posted before I watched the video. You brought BHS that I have never heard. We're moving down to Florida sounds alot like old Mojo/Skid Roper.

[@TheWinston7777]

I grew up in a very small town in Washington state and I can relate.

[@user-id3kx4jj4b]

Hi just purchased this Lp after your recommendation BUTTHOLE SURFERS Live PCPPEP (remastered) . (12") Wow that blow the cobwebs a way . They been a favourite of my since seeings them in 1988. I was introduced to them in by friend in about a year beforehand by my friend that was in Napalm Death . For some reasons i missed this out of my back catalogue. Thank you much appreciated

[@boboloko]

Best- Psychic, Powerless, and Another Man’s Sac

[@kevinschindele4829]

I really dove into this band a few years ago and it's easily my favorite band I always try to get people into them lol

[@NotAnAstronaut2k]

Same bruh. The name never helped tho lol

[@JJONNYREPP]

BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable. 1056am 25.9.23 wow... anyway............................peel show single sounds interesting. pioughd? distributed by chain with no name. when record shops allowed each other to exist. the dance mixes presaging jackofficers. all that effed up music relates to better times, weirdly enough... and that aint nostalgia talking... in my own personal opinion.

[@martinmanning4566]

Great collection, I only got to see them once, a Halloween show at the Scoot Inn in Austin TX. The screen with the visuals was unreal and I would feel very bad for someone on acid that night!

[@rothloaf1980]

I was there.

[@paulstratejr1801]

Like mr Roger's explaining the buttholes and not really knowing how to explain what he really doesn't understand

[@ChrisPropfeMusicallyObsessed]

Great video. My favorite BS albums are Hairway To Steven, Pioughed, and Rembrandt Pussyhorse. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@triplesunofone]

Jonny smoke on hairway is not live… it’s a studio recording with a fake crowd mixed in 🙄

[@pgonx]

Congrats, great collection, thanks for the video, just love this guys too

[@fdevlin5932]

Nice collection. I saw them in 1987 in Dallas, TX, flaming lips opened. Mind altering experience.

[@zeitok8]

amazing collction, i love weird revolution, their sound and paul production was really evolving, also "the last astronaut" version, for me the only record hard to swallow is piouhgd and got psy and blindman also some parts of revolution, Psychic... Powerless and haiyway to steven are untouchable.

[@albacosta00]

This video was very interesting and helpful thanks for the upload! I ve been wanting to buy a record from them for a long time but I couldn't find any affordable ones online.

[@nutsoaids5577]

From one collector to another. You gotta dope ass collection man. Nice!

[@AudioGuyBrian]

No mention of the "P" band thing he did with Johnny Depp. That is a great album as well.

[@TheWinston7777]

I have that record.

[@auralepiphanies4055]

Hi there love this analysis and glad you put those early Records as your top 3...one thing though, they didn't record the album version of Johnny Smokes live on Hairway To Steven. The audience you hear was shockingly dubbed in on their studio recording. I forgot which concert it actually was taken from but it was some classic rock band like Foghat or someone that the studio had on hand! haha....Also im stoked to see some forgotten classics like "Boiled Dove" which I only had on a dub from my friend in Austin from back in the day, had no idea where it was from. Thank you so much and looking forward to more!

[@TheWinston7777]

I did get a few new bootleg records of the band. Not enough to make a video of though.

[@benjamin_jacob.]

That poster in the beginning said Hell Cows.. thought it said Cows at first and I got really excited. A BHS and Cows (Minneapolis) show would be the show to end all shows!

[@vivisects-and-regicide]

The hell cows were unlistenable when normal and awesome when psychedelics were involved

[@grz66]

Killer showings, surprised at the end.

[@brannonmcclure6970]

I love Pioughd!

[@LockedPig]

"Psychic... Powerless" and "Rembrandt Pussyhorse" are my favourite BS albums ✌️

[@weenkid]

Same, I love the song "waiting for Jimmy to kick". I feel like it is highly overlooked.

[@itsnottheradio69420]

just bought the double live album. Can’t wait for it to come. Can’t believe how much the price went up for it, weird to say but $80 was a steal.

[@stevebrian2145]

I have been a huge fan since 1987. Great review, and i agree with you 90%. I have not heard that bootleg, but i must!

[@jonathanmol4489]

Well done. I guess that this came out before the Live at the Forum double CD from London England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 2009. That show had the classic Hairway to Steven lineup.

[@thomashumphrey7395]

The best, most intelligent, musically experimental, outre, acid-drenched Texas punks, and indie (punk) band ever, imo, or at least this side of The Mothers of Invention.

[@BH-pi6jf]

I love Weird Revolution. I think there are lots of good songs on there!

[@hunterdavis3003]

For me the BHS are almost two separate bands and I’ve always wondered why? Was it the major labels influence/demands? Their albums in the eighties were revolutionary and truly unbelievable. After Locust they changed. I remember being so disappointed with pioughd. They really never recovered for me

[@TheWinston7777]

New girlfriends can change a band.

[@jlobiafra]

Hairway came after locust so I think you meant after hairway they changed ?

[@buddhull]

Yeah, post-LAT is a stark drop off for me as well. At the very least Hairway has Roky, which is good enough on the LP albeit a little deflated. But that track makes much more of a commotion during their late 80s live sets, which is how it *should* sound to my head. I don’t really care for what they did after that, though some live performances of their old stuff (such as the 1991 Lolla P footage of Graveyard) holds up from their 90s shows. I might be in the minority in thinking Locust is, overall, a step below the prior records too, however. Rembrandt P, their first alb/live pcppep and Psychic… all get more listens from me and always have. I’d have to say that Locust just has a few high points among the clutter that stack up next to their best material - esp. Graveyard, Human Cannonball, Sweat Loaf and 22go23. For my take, Rembrandt P has always seemed rather underrated and Creep in the Cellar along with (especially) Sea Ferring might make for my favorite pieces they ever recorded. Why the heck don’t people freak out over Sea Ferring more? Hm. I share similar sentiments regarding Hey and To Parter, fwiw - just not quite as mightily. Huh. What was I talking about? Ah yes, that’s right - The Hugh Beaumont Experience.

[@NotAnAstronaut2k]

Hairway to steven is at their peak

[@buddhull]

@@NotAnAstronaut2k Hairway could be the peak of Mediocre Mountain for me, I guess

[@alexrose9487]

awesome, a butthole surfers /david lynch wyrd look

[@rothloaf1980]

All the bootleg stuff was floating around on cassettes in Austin in '89. I had 3 90min cassettes that I was told were live board recordings. People collected them like Deadheads, 'cept we called ourselves Buttheads. I later heard Double Live was the band wanting better sounding live recordings circulating.

[@KenLieck]

"I really love that whole Butthole Surfers/Grateful Dead comparison thing -- I just wish that it actually worked..." -- Gibby Haynes circa 1996

[@rothloaf1980]

@@KenLieck Deadheads are marshmallows compared to the Butt folks.

[@bassman4632]

Memories! Familiar with all of them. I always called that live ep, P.C.P.P.E.P., as in PCPeePee....EP. Now a question: what sounds better to you, the US or European vinyl issues?

[@TheWinston7777]

They both are the same. No difference that I can hear.

[@tastedawaste1367]

Can’t believe you don’t like the hurdy gurdy man cover on pioughd

[@TheWinston7777]

I think it is fine. The Soiled bootleg really is unbeatable.

[@jasonclark1883]

Thanks for the insight into all the BHS boot(butt)legs which I must look into. I am a kiwi and have always been into alternative bands. My wife hates my taste but I'm trying to educate my sons. Used to have an extensive record collection but sadly most of it disappeared after the Christchurch earthquake. Only my DK records and one Flipper single survived! That's hardcore...

[@ManicksChannel]

Damn this bro is a super fan👍

[@creamcannon825]

I just noticed the Brujeria logo on the wall. That rules!

[@JJONNYREPP]

BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable. 1120am 25.9.23 pcp.... they alternative tenacles stuff was fine by me. the band had two drummers. sounded cool. seriously.

[@phil-hunt]

I'm surprised you didn't like Piouhgd a little more given your enthusiasm for the Hurdy Gurdy single! I love Piouhgd, though I understand why people don't think it's so great. Revolution Parts 1+2 are so good to me ... All the Lonesome Bulldog songs get a little tiresome (though I think that's the point), but it would have made a great album if you'd swapped them for the Widowermaker tracks. The CD version had Barking Dogs on it as well. Hairway's version of Johnny smoke isn't really recorded live. If you listen carefully you'll notice that the huge applause that keeps breaking out is a sample repeated over and over every time. That is one of my favorite things about that song. The applause is over-the-top ridiculous and it makes me laugh almost every time I spin it.

[@andrewpeters8906]

Saw them once, opening for Nirvana in 1994. Great show ! They were really on.

[@thomasfischer1613]

I love all their stuff, no matter the music, it's still the butthole surfers. Listen between the lines and the weird will evolve! And by the way..

[@sullyholmes9379]

Man this is sick! Glad to see people are still into the Buttholes!

[@BillAdams-fb3jm]

Bashing The weird Revolution is a little unreasonable, I think. You're right that "They Came In" is great, but the version of the song which appeared on the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack is better. It was the version which didn't get the ProTools treatment. Moreover, there are a few other songs worth hearing -- "Shame Of Like" is basically a "Pepper" rewrite, but it's not bad and both "Intelligent Guy" and "Shit Like That" are worth hearing. I like Weird Revolution more than I like Piough'd. I love Electriclarryland, but calling it a double album is a reach -- having one side populated intirely by etchings does not a double album make. I don't mean to be a jerk, but the PCPP EP's title is supposed to be a mix of drug and bathroom humor -- "Pee See Pee Pee Eee Pee." ALSO, since you mentioned the Double Live album, you used to be able to get it for free as a download on the band's web site. You may still be able to -- I haven't looked recently.

[@crypttonite]

that is how collecting things works, yep I got many records for the friendly price, if i left it behind cool shit is usually up in price bc it’s hard to find. weird revolution is amazing all if it is life changing &

[@asong4thedead]

I really liked "Whatever" from the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack. I got into them a few years ago by taking a chance on Independent Worm Saloon, and loved it. I guess I'll go backwards from there. Wasn't too into Electriclarryland besides Jingle Of A Dog's Collar.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

I saw them every time they came through town. I think they gave me brain damage. No regrets.

[@TheWinston7777]

You are right to have went of your way to see The BUTTHOLE SURFERS.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@TheWinston7777 some of those shows were amplified insanity.

[@thomasfischer1613]

It's better to regret something you have done, than regret something you haven't done.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@thomasfischer1613 lol

[@booshting3520]

Last album of their i bought was Electriclarryland

[@Confuzatron]

Jet Fighter song is really good, from Weird Revolution.

[@briggscharleton6139]

Humpty Dumpty LSD is outtakes and songs from compilations they appeared on

[@RabbiPorkchop]

Fair. And always cool to see other people enjoy butthole surfers and vinyl!

[@masyelraf]

I know I talk alot sometimes but I like this band. Martin has probably seen this but maybe some of you have not. This is Beasty Boys and Butthole Surfers on a radio show from 1984. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJbdiJ2kZteHZ6c

[@hunterdavis3003]

You hit the nail on the head! They did change but why!

[@TheWinston7777]

A new girlfriend almost always causes a change in a person.

[@thwizzik]

There’s at least one record missing from your collection. In 1993 I bought a low fi live album that I ended up selling years later. I’m not certain but I think the title was The Only Thing Green. All that LSD back in kindergarten makes it difficult to remember.

[@JJONNYREPP]

BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable. 1110am 25.9.23 creame corn. 12inch e.p. isn't it? to parter is featured - excellent. as for cover album i surmise american public took umbrage at cover art? in Uk people used to smoke weed and trip out as they looked at the record cover and discussed.... it..

[@louisemcmahan6858]

When or they ever going to make a new album can u tell me

[@Stewartchampion]

Oh Jonny smokessssss ...john smokes .... ..... ..... .....

[@ChucknMcNuggets]

I saw them on the Larryland tour in Pontiac, MI. They came out tight and holy shit did they end loose.. hahaha People were covering their ears from the brutal high feedback they were sending our way on purpose.

[@TheWinston7777]

I went through the same thing at The Ventura Theater. The next night I saw The Queers and The Swinging Utters at The Celebrity Theater in Corona Ca and all was better.

[@davidroske7552]

Interesting overview For me Locust Abortion Technician is the eye if the storm, there's nothing like it since or prior to it. Surprised you didn't mention some of the side projects like Jackofficers, Drain, Daddy Longhead, Beme Seed, Gibby and his problem.

[@TheWinston7777]

I don't have any of the side projects except the new Paul Leary record and two of the USA Mexico records.. I should look them up.

[@oafyuf]

and "Paul's Not Home"

[@morddas]

Just for clarification... Pioughd = P.O.-ed 😂 love this band and this ranking. We strive for the same weird.

[@eduardokaczynskibaroja1678]

One Great Man

[@brannonmcclure6970]

I support the artist. Oh yeah; everybody pays.

[@brannonmcclure6970]

…🧑‍🎨🎃🤘🙏♾️🗝️❤️⭐️

[@Travistronics]

Castaic Lake show with Firehose & STP Genius in the mosh pit set off explosives. Gibby to the crowd “How many y’all got broke legs out there?”

[@TheWinston7777]

That show was great.

[@vinylrichie007]

Weird Revolution sucks. I think Independent Worm Saloon is one of their best albums. The Butthole Surfers first EP is great but it isn't my favorite. I remember a Castaic Lake show with Sonic Youth.

[@TheWinston7777]

I bet your favorite part of the video was the framed ticket stub and news paper clipping of the L7, REDD KROSS and BUTTHOLE SURFERS. L7 did their whole set in what i think was body paint. I remember thinking ' those women are nude'

[@paulstratejr1801]

Oh by the way the entire show that is on the soiled boot that he says is his favorite is on acid house

[@TheWinston7777]

If you know of a copy for sale I would redo the whole video.

[@babypapaya8229]

You gotta get the full Amsterdam show bootleg! I believe it’s called Acid House

[@TheWinston7777]

From what I have read that acid house record is half live and half studio. The live side is 6 songs from the Amsterdam show. The little record I have has 3 of them. The lowest price on the record I can find is around $70. I hope I can find it for around $20. Then I will buy it.

[@murderc27]

Greatest band ever. And Jefferson Airplane. And Beethoven's...band.

[@timwingell4730]

My favorite live band from the mid 80 's . But you forgot one song . Gibby sings Jesus built my hot rod with Ministry . Where would you fit that in your wonderful collection ?

[@TheWinston7777]

In the top 5.

[@ivanplissken2853]

Also the song "Pottery" from Escape From LA movie OST :)

[@stefanogortaldi3156]

I didn't listened to their first EP before...but it's still quite structured and believe it or not I can hear a bit of Residents and some No Wave (DNA and Mars in particular) probably still young and were listening and fascinated by those bands. I still think Locust Abortion is at the very top for the sheer variety of vibes and total freedom from musical structures - when it hit me...many years ago it didn't remind me of Residents nor other bands - it was just "Butthole Surfers" and nothing else - this is why most who knows consider this their pinnacle and no other works from this band stretched that far. I sense a bit of forced controversy from your part...but maybe not - anything goes and anyone has his/her opinion.

[@JJONNYREPP]

BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable. 1101am 25.9.23 this has pissed me off now. my insert to the widowmaker went missing for some reason..... i was supposed to get inserts for the double live album... sadly... not so... seems they like filching my gear.

[@crypttonite]

u put them on and listen all the way through

[@dmize2839]

Bland is a word I would never associate with the butthole surfers. I saw that tour with stp and mike watt. Ps I knew that would be the first album on your greatest misses list.

[@MsBoognishman]

Shit...thought I was the 666th viewer,anyhoo.....SATAN...SATAN.....SATAN....SATAN!!!!

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

that last John E Smoke IS one of the greatest things ever written/rendered.. like the fat of a dodo bird. extinct.. resurrected.

[@paulholmaniii9691]

Dude, I was at that show!

[@TheWinston7777]

Which one.

[@peterjonas4971]

when were any of their records bland?

[@douglashorne9413]

Lost astronaut is on web.

[@KenLieck]

You *think* "Come Together" is a cover song? Ever heard of the Beatles? BTW, I could swear "Something" was on the other side of the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" 45, just like it was on the Beatles' "Come Together" single -- except in this case "Something" is not a Beatles cover. I know that it was a bootleg first and then the band "booted the boot" and reissued it themselves, so I guess there may also be versions of that record with different contents as well...

[@barrymoore7445]

I’ll pay you $500 for the t shirt

[@sstaners1234]

Butthole Surfers are one of my all time favorite bands. And the only band I wasn’t allowed to see live. Something to do with the name I think.

[@no-eb1yc]

Whatcha doin' doggie?? Droppin out with bad chocolate

[@chrisbertetta7896]

What in gods name is the background noise?! Lol starts with Christmas bells and trains whistles then moves along to people screaming to jungle noises

[@TheWinston7777]

First off, which of the dozens of Gods to choose from are you referring to ? Second the background noise is a sound effect record from long ago.

[@davidstanton1261]

@@TheWinston7777 sounds like outtakes from Revolution 9 :) Thanks for the video!

[@nobodyimportant7804]

I would put Electric Larryland, Pioughd, and Widowermaker below Weird Revolution. You can get The Last Astronaut which is what Weird Revolution should have been and yes it is much better. I bought the live pcppep record in 1984 and still have it. I wouldn't sell it for anything.

[@sumfinksimple]

100 Foot Worm Makes Own Food. Get it!

[@TheWinston7777]

I will get it.

[@RnRMonster]

The backround music was so annoying I couldn't watch him talk about "this thing" over and over

[@Michael-jr1dc]

Original version of Weird Revolution is here on KZbin: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpfaYXeljdOdmMk

[@TheWinston7777]

Thank you.

[@Michael-jr1dc]

Sure thing! Thanks for the cool review. Just posted an interview with Paul Leary on my page in case you’re interested in checking it out.

[@shandonsahm3343]

Gibby Haynes and His problem

[@curvefeeler]

Saw 'em on that Bar-bq-mitzvah tour in Cinci with Stoned Pimple Toilets (Gibby's words) and Flaming Lips opened. STP played 2nd and when it was over, it looked like the whole show was over.. mass exodus of crowd. We had been smoking a J out under a tunnel jump on the mx track where show was at.. we came walking back and almost everyone was leaving. That was a wtf moment, but things moved onward. Shotgun was bitchin'. Killer show.

[@dailyflash]

What about The Hole Truth?

[@mildheadwound]

No Jack officers? :p

[@mordantfilms]

As a Buttholes fan for 35 years or so, they've never released an album I didn't like. Having said that, Weird Revolution is my least favorite. I do think there are many great things about it, and it was a weird evolution of the band, but somehow logical, considering how with each release, they created something entirely different from the previous release. Worm Saloon and Larryland are probably the two most similar albums they put out and considering that they were on major labels, it's not a surprise that those records had more traditional song structures. By the time Weird came out, they were on a really strange kick of dancey beats, and I missed the great warped soloing of Leary. Dracula From Houston is the worst song, which makes me wonder why they included it in their live sets. They should have played Yentl instead. At any rate, I really like Paul Leary's solo album. I think Gibby and His Problem band should've been better, so I don't even bother with it. The Jack Officers was an interesting side step, but kind of forgettable. The JD Pinkus stuff is alright, but I haven't really given it much of a chance. The bluegrass version of The Flaming Lips' Turn It On was a nice, long ditty. The Melvins' Hold It In I thought was also really good. Of course I'm disappointed that they never got around to finishing another record, but I hope at some point we get to hear what they did record. Have you read Let's Go To Hell? I missed out on getting that when it came out and the only way to get it is on ebay for $70 - $100.

[@TheWinston7777]

In my next video I will show my Butthole Surfers book collection.

[@JJONNYREPP]

BUTTHOLE SURFERS records that go from bland to indescribable. 1114am 25.9.23 what was being murdered in the background, there, sir?

[@AudioGuyBrian]

I just finished recording all my LPs for BHS to high-end cassettes for future plays so I don't have to deal with the records anymore to preserve them for sale someday. I must say the way you handle your records is about as bad as it gets. You are turning Mint records into messed up ones with finger prints all over them, and the paper inner sleeves need to be torn off and trashed immediately and replaced with the anti-static/anti-scratch plastic inner sleeves. Every time you slide a record in and out of those stock paper sleeves it makes scratches all over the surface of the record which can be heard when you play it as constant noise. Oh and protective outer sleeves will prevent ring-wear which also makes records look bad and less valuable.

[@TheWinston7777]

Records are for having a good time and dancing around to. After you are done with them give them to a cool poor person or. Give them away on your death bed. Never ask someone for $ for them . Records are just like old arcade games. It's better when they have cigarette burns on them. It shows someone had fun.

[@AudioGuyBrian]

@@TheWinston7777 I sell them eventually so I can afford to pay upwards of $300-$500 for some other impossible to find records. If I kept all of them I would have no money to pay my mortgage and still buy 3 or 4 new LPs every week. Nobody is out there just giving away mint condition OG copies of Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar or Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales. You have to fork out big money for them and lots of others. If you like your stuff trashed looking that is all your preference. I just like when records sound great when I play them and I don't hear fingerprints and scratches all over them. A personal preference. I try not waste money on the cheaper re-presses because they sound like crap when compared to original pressings when the albums came out. Your copy of Independent Worm Salon for example is selling for $140 - $200 these days. Records that came out in the CD era are always expensive because so few were made then. Cheers.

[@TheWinston7777]

@@AudioGuyBrian Move to 8 mile and Gratiot in Detroit. You won't believe how cheap house's are. These are house's will pass state inspection. The crime rate is very low. I should know because that's where I live. Don't believe what the internet says. Detroit Michigan is safe if you are smart and friendly. The winter's are the hard part. I just saw Doug Stanhope tonight. He was great and it was only a 20 minute drive.

[@imnotoncrackk]

piouhgd is pronounced "P O'd" as in pissed off

[@jackklapperich8680]

Butthole surfers is my all time favorite

[@marcalanjacobs]

No Jackofficers? lol

[@phil-hunt]

Digital Dump!

[@trailertomb]

Your only critique of the songs you don't like are they're not weird enough. Just not up to your weirdness standard.

[@TheWinston7777]

Weird and strange was the Butthole Surfers claim to fame.

[@FurleyVision]

It just is

[@oxanababy]

Shame Martin missed the Jack Officers album which in my opinion is far better than the last BS albums. Neither of Paul Leary's albums are mentioned. One day I shall show my "autographed" BS albums (i.e. ruined by "artwork"). And there are still a few live recordings around ;).

[@AcidTripPal]

Thats pronounced PC-PP-EP as in drugs (PCP), piss (PP), and Extended Play (EP).

[@MrMookRecords]

Well then with yer logic it'd be PCP-PP-EP. But that ain't the title. The title for that always seemed confusing/ stupid. oh , hang on... Piouhgd !

[@AcidTripPal]

@@MrMookRecords It's how Paul Leary pronounces it.

[@nadamucho466]

Thanks for the heads up on how Leary pronounces PCPPEP and that makes sense but it will always be the PCP EP to me. Such a great name when pronounced that way.

[@crypttonite]

r u crazy? pepper chorus is sick

[@crypttonite]

the recent reissues are to be avoided

[@TehGoldd]

Why

[@phil-hunt]

Really? I'm wondering why, as well.. I have a couple of Latino Bugger Veil issues on LP and think they sound pretty good. I would have preferred seeing the Touch and Go logo on them, but it is what it is!

[@crypttonite]

@@phil-hunt that’s their label, reviews of sound quality r not too hot. idk why, or who mastered them?

[@phil-hunt]

@@crypttonite hmm. Yeah I think they sound pretty on par with the T&G versions, but I'm definitely no audiophile.

[@exclusivegoldstein7743]

What about the Bootleg album ...Ecstasy

[@TheWinston7777]

I don't have it. It is hard to find.

[@exclusivegoldstein7743]

@@TheWinston7777 I have it luckily ...great collection mate

[@sumfinksimple]

Got this one and still unplayed. Flaming Lips/Declaration Of Love highly recommended

[@mr.hostetter855]

All the bells ringin' and organs is just distracting and doofy... which is a shame because you're quite interesting.

[@francisteardrop]

So the book isn’t worth shelling out for?

[@TheWinston7777]

Not at all. It's worth about $30. That price is based on the current minimum wage.

[@crnahronika7724]

this guy only collect records and dont listen to them

[@bumblebeeman1978]

You don't know what you're on about weird revolution is a good underrated album

[@jeffreycoy]

Very generous calling They Came In good. That album is 0/10.

[@olieoliver6088]

Was in a great record shop in margate Kent UK 1984 for some reason I picked up USA cover version of psychic powerless just coz I liked the cover,Best decision I ever made ,my fav band ,saw them 85 /88 ,still my fav band,particular upto 10" After hairway to Steven ,lost there way or corporate take over ?