Slew_02 Notes 3/8/2011 Slew02 - The Show  //  The Pictures AAAAaaahhhh…..Connections. Everything sure seems interrelated, intertwined, interwoven, meshed, mashed-up, etc…History runs in circles. What goes around comes around. It’s my shit that’s in your sandwich. This episode we explore how things are connected within my record collection. I started by picking the Centerhits single and then I grabbed from there the first related thing I could think of with no second guesses. I thought it was funny how I ended up with a Melvins record at the end. I hope you all enjoy listening to this here Slew_02 episode. I’m sure there are tons of mistakes in what we discuss so go ahead and shoot us an email at slewcast.blogspot.com to tell us how incredibly wrong we are. INTRO: DRI : Stupid,Stupid War (Houston, TX)- Dealing With It LP (Metal Blade 1985) http://www.dirtyrottenimbeciles.com/home.htm Dead To Me (San Francisco, CA): A Day Without War - African Elephants LP(Fat Wreck Chords 2010) http://www.fatwreck.com/band/index/83 1. The Centerhits: Fuck You Beach – City Girl Friend EP, Snuffy Smiles (SNUFF-111, 2009) Snotty four piece silly punk out of Kyoto, Japan. I can’t get this song out of my head. I DON’T WANNA GO. YOU DON’T WANNA GO. I CAN TELL YOU. “FUCK YOU BEACH”!! http://www.myspace.com/thecenterhits http://thecenterhits.blogspot.com/ Can’t find website for snuffy smiles records, here is a list of most of their releases: http://x1984x.com/j-punk/snuffy/ 2. JFA: Beach Blanket Bongout – Blatant Localism EP, Placebo Records (PLA-102, 1981) This EP and their follow-up Valley of the Yakes 12” are absolutely essential pieces of skate rock history from Phoenix, AZ. http://home.earthlink.net/~brianjfa/ http://www.myspace.com/jfamusic 3. The Feederz: Jesus – Jesus EP, Placebo Records (PLA-666, 1983) This EP was originally released on Anxiety Records in 1981 and re-released on Placebo in 1983. Jesus Entering From The Rear was also on the “Let Them Eat Jellybeans” compilation released by Alternative Tentacles in 1981. The Singer, Frank Discussion, is still causing a ruckus in any number of ways. http://www.feederz.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Feederz 4. Jesus and the Gospelfuckers: Alcohol – Jesus and the Gospelfuckers/Agent Orange split LP (Kangaroo Records, 2002) Jesus and the Gospelfuckers might have been Holland's most notorious punk band. Hailing from Haarlem, the Netherlands they moved to Amsterdam, got equipment, and started playing in 1979. These guys took a ton of drugs and broke up without releasing a proper record. This track is culled from a later reissue of their demos along with a couple of 7”ers by Holland’s Agent Orange. http://www.myspace.com/jesusandthegospelfuckers http://homepages.nyu.edu/~cch223/netherlands/jezus_main.html 5. Gang Green: Last Chance – Another Wasted Night 12”, Taang! Records (TAANG 14, 1986) It seems like the only songs you hear any more off this record are Alcohol and Skate to Hell. Last Chance closes out the first side of the platter and just kills after their plodding cover of “Voices Carry”. http://www.myspace.com/ganggreenhxc http://www.ganggreenboston.com/ 6/7. Jerry’s Kids: Vietnam Syndrome/Is This My World? – Is This My World LP, Taang! Records (Taang 38, 1988) Originally released in 1983 on X-Claim!, this is ripped from the Taang! re-issue. The whole record shreds from beginning to end and I would say it’s one of the best punk albums to come out of the 80’s period. Completely unrelenting, It’s definitely my favorite punk album out of Boston. Slayer covered three or four tracks from this on their “Undisputed Attitude” EP. http://www.myspace.com/jerryshxckids 8. Less Than Jake: Evil Has No Boundaries – Slayer EP, No Idea Records (NIR-035, 1996) 2 songs by Slayer released as an EP. Slayer rules, therefore Less Than Jake doesn’t suck nearly as much as usual. http://www.lessthanjake.com/ http://www.noidearecords.com/ 9. The Dickies: Paranoid – Paranoid b/w I’m OK, You’re OK, A&M