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A tumblelog of punk jewels and vinyl detritis discovered as I relive my salad days.

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American Ruse (1970)

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I wanted to move to Seattle, sell my ass, and be a punk rocker, but I was too afraid.
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Posh Boy Records (1981)

Posh Boy Records (1981)

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The Stiff Little Fingers were a band I got turned on to well after their own hey day. 1978, when Suspect Device came out as an explosive little 7 inch rocker, I was turning 7 years old, fairly blind to the “The Troubles”, though four years later the hunger strikers in Long Kesh would crack into my own little Catholic School boy consciousness.
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Stiff Little Fingers, Suspect Device b/w Wasted Life, Rigid Digits Records (1978)

Stiff Little Fingers, Suspect Device b/w Wasted Life, Rigid Digits Records (1978)

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Stiff Little Fingers, Suspect Device, 1978

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“Music had just become so bloated. It was all these leftover sixties guys playing stadiums, you know, being treated like they were very important people, and acting like they were very important people. It wasn’t Rock & Roll, it was like some kind of stage act. It was all about the lights and the poses.

Richard Hell Please Kill Me, p. 119


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Channel 3 - Live - Manzanar 1983

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Channel 3: I’ve Got a Gun b/w Manzanar No Future (1982)

Channel 3: I’ve Got a Gun b/w Manzanar No Future (1982)

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Let us put our trust in the eternal spirit which destroys and annihilates only because it is the unsearchable and eternally creative source of all life. The passion for destruction is also a creative passion!
— Michael Bakunin: Reaction in Germany (1842)
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Copyright info:  
If I post something that you want taken down send me a note with a description of the offense and I’ll do so pronto.  I’m not interested in stepping on anyone’s copyright toes, I’m just sifting through these boxes of vinyl, trying to better understand how this music changed my life.

Send take down requests to:  Josh Petersen
  1122 E Pike, #1461
  Seattle, WA 98122
  Attn. Copyright request

Copyright info:
If I post something that you want taken down send me a note with a description of the offense and I’ll do so pronto. I’m not interested in stepping on anyone’s copyright toes, I’m just sifting through these boxes of vinyl, trying to better understand how this music changed my life.

Send take down requests to:
Josh Petersen
1122 E Pike, #1461
Seattle, WA 98122
Attn. Copyright request