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The Demo Noizes Of Jeffrey Pelly, Volume 3.

By morgado | Published 07/06/2011

Well, this is it. The finally post of demos from jeffpelly. This post is more of the “catch all” section, with tapes ranging from Kid Dynamite to Some Girls. I hope you’ve enjoyed today’s Demo Noize posts. Jeff, it’s been a pleasure.

Dave Weinberg Would Like You Take Two Tests.

By morgado | Published 12/08/2010

I don’t mean that he’s the one selling these test presses of The Suicide File Live on WERS 7 inch and RNR split, what I mean is, the man is an educator. He wants you to learn. Seller crimes_of_paris just wants you to buy.

Now, this seller hasn’t sold anything in over a year, and the last thing they sold they got a negative feedback on for never shipping, so I’d be just a tad wary about this. But then again, I might just be having flashbacks to all the drama from when nobody got their SF/RNR splits…

You Ain’t Got No Alibi…

By morgado | Published 09/30/2010

Much as I like the music on it, one thing I gotta say about this Suicide File “Twilight” lp being sold by jupitercrash45… it is UGGGGGLY.

Really don’t get the thought process behind this one. I know there’s an old timey couple picture hidden in there, and I’m sure it has something to do with the over riding theme of decay found in the lyrics, but as a total package, I always thought it looks like something you’d find in the bottom of a wino’s toilet bowl. Of course, your mileage may vary. I am, after all, the guy who dislikes the Pushead artwork on The Difference Between.

No Reply.

By morgado | Published 07/28/2010

Before The Suicide File, there was No Reply.

I’m Still F**king Pissed. Great song. Also true. Very, very true.

Mental And You Know This, Man!

By b. murphy | Published 01/26/2010

Yesterday was 01.25.10

You know what that means.

It means it has been 7 years since the record release of the And You Know This, Man! EP.

This show was epic, it was monumental. It’s already in the history books as off the charts.

ICC Alston Mass: Mental, Suicide File (LP record release), Stop And Think, Think I Care, Striking Distance, American Nightmare

Ill, ill lineup. Count Me Out was supposed to play but canceled. Their loss. After Suicide File played, Weinberg announced a special headliner. American Nightmare busted out, played all their EP songs, and then never played any of them again. Or so they said. It was a retiring party for EPs.

The Mental set was bonkers. Stop And Think was off the wall too. Just a great, great show.

This isn’t the record release cover, but you need this one for your collection anyway. Get into it.