GERMS Cat's Clause 10" LP PUNK ROCK VINYL + BOOKLET
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<img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/web/aswCredit.gif" border="0"><br><a href="http://www.auctiva.com/?how=scLnk1" target="_blank"><img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/images/sc1line1.gif" border="0"></a> ARTIST: Germs
TITLE: Cat's Clause
FORMAT: 10"
LABEL: Munster
PRODUCT #: MR-025
RECORD CONDITION: MINT!
JACKET CONDITION: MINT- has slight wear on front and back (price adjusted accordingly)
NOTES:
Comes with a 20 page booklet of band bio, photos, lyrics, discography. According to booklet, this was a limited release and the original plate was destroyed, and some copies had a slight skip on the song "Shutdown."
From back cover: "All tracks performed live (first side 1-2-3-4 Starwood, 5 Great Gatsby. Second side 1-2 Hong Kong Cafe, 3 Fleetwood" [except final two tracks, which were from "Canterbury rehearsal"]
"Living fast and dying young is one of rock's great clichés, but no phrase better describes the reasons for the demise of L.A. punkers the Germs. Capable of creating a firestorm of noisy, confrontational music, they were ultimately undone by their perversely charismatic lead singer. He was a madman named Paul Beahm, better known to the world at-large first as Bobby Pyn, later and more famously as Darby Crash, who died Sid Vicious-style out on the mainline at age 22. Backed by guitarist Pat Smear (later of Nirvana and the Foo Fighters), bassist Lorna Doom, and drummer Don Bolles, the Germs kicked up a hellacious racket that strayed from fast/loud punk into art damage and garage grunge. On-stage, their gigs bordered on performance art, with Crash in full Iggy frenzy, diving into the crowd, adorning himself with whatever foodstuffs the audience provided, wearing less-and-less clothing, all done while the band cranked out noisy spasms of simple, but effective, rock noise." - John Dougan & allmusic.com
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