A White Christmas?
Crackpot Mailbox: A Reader Offers for Yule What He Once Did on Police Evidence Locker Fuel
© 2019 James LaFond
DEC/13/19
as embarrassing as it is
b Sirius
Wed, Dec 11, 9:53 PM (2 days ago)
Hi James,
A band I used to be in, and who incredibly ripped the members off, has just released 3 cd's of shit recorded in my basement. I was never paid so............I have the same tapes, recorded on my machine, in my studio, on my time in the mid nineteen eighties.......here.Almost a half a gig of rehearsal tapes...........I overplay my drums like hell during rehearsal to pare it down to essentials on gigs, there are some excerpts of live shows here, and other stuff. So, half a gig of china white heroin fueled (I was doing a granda day at the time) not to mention the booze and ganja bill .......... free to your site visitors.........:
The Ophelias.zip
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predation
logic of steel
advent america
orphan nation
son of a lesser god
the sunset saga complete
on the overton railroad
the year the world took the z-pill
taboo you
all-power-fighting
logic of force
fate
winter of a fighting life
songs of aryas
by the wine dark sea
blue eyed daughter of zeus
let the world fend for itself
triumph
honor among men
masculine axis
barbarism versus civilization
wife—
broken dance
book of nightmares
when you're food
the gods of boxing
ranger?
fanatic
sorcerer!
menthol rampage
solo boxing
sons of aryas
your trojan whorse
dark, distant futures
the fighting edge
the lesser angels of our nature
america the brutal
under the god of things
uncle satan
into leviathan’s maw
z-pill forever
cracker-boy
song of the secret gardener
the combat space
hate
fiction anthology one
beasts of aryas
the greatest boxer
the greatest lie ever sold
time & cosmos
on combat
night city
the first boxers
within leviathan’s craw
thriving in bad places
Thanks for posting James. We were a big deal once upon a time. We were bootlegged almost immediately. Shortly after recording our first album and before the album's release, my sister called me from Tampa saying I heard your album, it's great. Paul Westerberg, from the Replacements, liked our version of the 16th century English children's song, "Mr. Rabbit" so much that he covered it as well. We got our version at Magic Flute records. It was a Burl Ives album of, you guessed it, 16th century English children's songs. Again, thanks for posting. I hope everyone grabs a copy, that said we were a pretty eclectic group. At the height of hardcore punk we were called an Elizabethan psychedelic group.