Remember Mary Kay Place?
From The Stacks: Mary Kay Place, ‘Tonite! At the Capri Lounge Loretta Haggers’
From The Stacks: Various, ‘Ten Big Stiffs’
“If it ain’t Stiff, it ain’t worth a fuck.” It might not be the most famous advertising slogan of all time, but it’s most likely the coolest.
From The Stacks: Blondie, ‘Peroxide On Blonde’
Peroxide on Blonde is a 1980 bootleg of two Blondie shows.
From The Stacks: The Doctor Exx Band, ‘Superman and Other Disco Hits’
There’s bad and then there’s gloriously bad.
From The Stacks: Ben Colder/Sheb Wooley, ‘Spoofing the Big Ones!’
Sheb Wooley might be most famous for his 1958 novelty hit, “Purple People Eater,” but 1963’s Spoofing the Big Ones is the record that holds a treasured place in my stacks.
From The Stacks: Plasmatics, “Butcher Baby” (Single)
Here was the secret to the Plasmatics popularity among my junior high friends and me:
From The Stacks: U2, ‘Back Through the Mirror’ (Bootleg)
U2 is a divisive band these days, but back in the early ’80s they were new wave favorites.
From The Stacks: Pat McCormick, ‘Tells It Like It Is’
You might think you’re looking at yet another Jack Davis album cover. Close, but not quite.
From The Stacks: The Police, ‘Ghost In the Machine’ (Nautilus SuperDisc)
The Police made five perfect albums. How does one improve upon perfection?
From The Stacks: Milt Buckner, ‘Rockin’ With Milt’
If Milt’s a-rockin’, don’t come a-knockin’.
