So I said I'd post this EP once I got around to ripping vinyl back when I posted the Fly Republic record. So here it is. This is Paul Sanders brief follow-up band to Hammerhead and also features Janitor Joe drummer Matt Entsminger. The 7" was released on a super small record label called Meat Records out of Hammerhead's hometown of Fargo, ND. From what little info I could find on this label it seems like they just released a small handful of records and that was it. Being a one time resident of Fargo I plan on writing about the music scene up there a little more in a future post. So after listening to this last night for the first time in many years I gotta say it's a pretty kick-ass record. It seems like the recording and the band itself was just a quicky thing that was done for fun and was probably never meant to be much more than that. The recording is really raw and I doubt much time was put into it at all. I'm not sure what the pressing was because it doesn't say on it's homemade silk-screened sleeve but my guess is that not many were produced. So I hope everyone enjoys this as it really makes me realize that they just don't make them like they used to.
Thursday, 26 February 2009
more RAM (1997)
So I said I'd post this EP once I got around to ripping vinyl back when I posted the Fly Republic record. So here it is. This is Paul Sanders brief follow-up band to Hammerhead and also features Janitor Joe drummer Matt Entsminger. The 7" was released on a super small record label called Meat Records out of Hammerhead's hometown of Fargo, ND. From what little info I could find on this label it seems like they just released a small handful of records and that was it. Being a one time resident of Fargo I plan on writing about the music scene up there a little more in a future post. So after listening to this last night for the first time in many years I gotta say it's a pretty kick-ass record. It seems like the recording and the band itself was just a quicky thing that was done for fun and was probably never meant to be much more than that. The recording is really raw and I doubt much time was put into it at all. I'm not sure what the pressing was because it doesn't say on it's homemade silk-screened sleeve but my guess is that not many were produced. So I hope everyone enjoys this as it really makes me realize that they just don't make them like they used to.
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Really liking this... thanks!
ReplyDeletewow didn't know about this band at all. thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'd heard of this project but couldn't find it anywhere. thanks for keeping it alive.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much....been looking for this for YEARS.
ReplyDeleteVERY THANKS MAN!!! Rare stuff!
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