Tags Matching: Clevo

Confront Payday (Dutch India Records)

By Justin O | Published 11/12/2011

The other week, the original Dark Empire Confront 7 inch was featured right here on VinylNoize. This week, seller 63cadillac has a limited white colored vinyl of the Dutch India Records repress. The white version of this record pops up every once in a while on the bay. The Payday 7″ is one of my favorite Clevo releases next to the early Integrity releases and some Ringworm releases. Check out the other auctions by 63cadillac you might find something that’ll go under the radar because of his lack of tagging.

Integrihate BIN + Strife bonus BIN

By Emil | Published 08/06/2011

I ALMOST wanna say $20 is too much for this but maybe not since I recently sold the black version of it at a store I work at to someone for $12. I don’t know. But, I think this looks pretty on green vinyl and you gotta give props to the sellers username big_takeover

He also has this cool Strife – ‘My Fire Burns’ BIN for $8. Limited to 175, he says. I am satisfied with my version of this on black, but if you don’t have one, I think it could be a deal!

Pink Vinyl And Party Shirts.

By morgado | Published 03/17/2011

Remember when Right Brigade was the shit? I mean people used to seriously put them on a level with Cro-mags and Floorpunch. Now, I don’t know about that, but I do know that the 7 inch still holds up, and the pink vinyl version that whatwegonnado is tight.

Also tight, Clevo’s party shirt in this otherwise underwhelming live set from the legendary and lamented Hanover House in CT:

Mosh Camp

By b. murphy | Published 06/28/2010

If there was ever a time to bust open that piggy bank, now is the time. What you are looking at here is an American Nightmare Mosh Camp EP. I honestly can’t figure out who the seller is (based on their location and the depth of their collection) but you can tell it’s the legit shit. Some serious big time records here.

Do you know the Mosh Camp story? It’s pretty simple. It started with a crew of dudes looking to hang out, up their game some. Boston Straight Edge. Dudes would roll to Joey Cs house or up to Mullets in the Valley on hot summer days. They’d hang and dive into pools for hours. There were also many night time missions cruising around BU looking for the best track and field pits to dive into. I went on a few of those, but missed out on the pool times. When it came time for AN to release some EPs, the dudes set 24 aside. They printed up some obviously chill covers and wrote accolades for whomever was receiving the EP. This particular one appears to be for Clevo (of Ten Yard Fight, In The Red, Stop And Think, Right Brigade, …). But I’m 99% certain that Clevo is NOT the seller. Very interesting.

Good luck folks. I was tempted to make a big opening bid, but am going to sit back and wait. I never got one of these. And I’m probably the worst off for it. If you’ve seen my stage dives, you’d agree.

PB2K

By Josh | Published 05/21/2010

The actual release of this had a picture of a mentally handicapped guy the cover… some would say that the test press sleeve is no different! hahah… ok, my bad joke is out of the way.

John LockJaw has been doing a lot of stand up comedy and had become a revolving member of the ‘Killers of Comedy’ (Bob Levy, Yucko the Clown, Shuli, Beetlejuice, Richard Christy etc, from the Howard Stern Show) before they kind of disbanded. Check him out and support him, but tell him to make more music too!

.99 cent opening bid… no bids as of now… a few days left… Maybe I’ll go bid on this now then kick some homeless people in the face!

Kill Holiday

By b. murphy | Published 05/14/2010

I love Kill Holiday. I’m a Monitor Dependency guy through and through. When the LP dropped, I was confused. It wasn’t what I was expecting at all, but over the years, it’s grown on me immensely. I’m not saying I like it more than the EP, but I’m a fan.

For my 20th birthday, my wife took me to see Kill Holiday at the Middle East Upstairs.

May 12 1999 @ The Middle East Upstairs: Kill Holiday, Mid Carson July, The Warren Commission

This was quite the interesting show. If you’ve ever been upstairs in the Middle East, you’ll know what I’m talking about. Most people envision the giant stage (with shitty barrier) and the downward sloping, chute-like mosh area. But that’s the downstairs. The upstairs is a whole other world. There is the restaurant area, and then the gig space. It’s basically a raised platform with some standing area in front of it. There are a few poles holding the ceiling up. But in a low attendance gig, you can move to many unobstructed areas.

The Kill Holiday gig was not overwhelmingly attended. There were people there but not a ton. Clevo was there. So was my friend Sal (recently married and having a baby next month, CONGRATS!). Melissa and I had filled up on Indian food so we weren’t getting much moshing in. Of course, no one else was moshing either, for obvious reasons.

Kill Holiday sounded great though. They played tons of songs from the LP, but NOT ONE song from the Monitor Dependency EP. When I shouted out, “Cold Shoulder,” they laughed. I later learned they NEVER play the songs that were written with the previous singer. Suicide can do that to a band.

But the gig was cool, and I ended up snagging a blue, orange & white Kill Holiday Revelation Records tee. Good look.

 77. Kill Holiday
     Somewhere Between The Wrong Is Right : 12"
     1999
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	1st press : 203 white vinyl

Rare, yo. I still have my copy.

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Got Integrity?

By Josh | Published 03/09/2010

Integrity “And for Those Who Still Fear Tomorrow” repress on ToyBox Records from 1992. I’ve never seen one of these in person, but it looks like a really nice package.

The auction says its on ‘colored vinyl’ but doesnt say which color. I’m pretty sure this came on yellow & purple, not sure if there were any others.

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