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Transparent Records was a small DIY record label out of Clarkston MI, run by Paul Holstein from 1996 through 2002 – a total of over 6 years. The focus of the label was on punk, garage and hardcore, mainly bands from the Detroit area.

Transparent Records is no longer an active label. Some records, including limited editions from my personal collection, may still be available from me directly. If you are interested in something, please send an E-mail to transparentpunk@hotmail.com.

(this is a summary, detail on every release follows afterwards)

Transparent Records TR-01 Johnny Motel and The Fast Fucks 7"

Transparent Records TR-02 Plan III "Wood Alcohol Is Not For Drinking" 7"

Transparent Records TR-03 V/A "Fuck You Up And Get High: A Dwarves Tribute" 2x7"

Transparent Records TR-04 Unholy Death 7"

Transparent Records TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7"

Transparent Records TR-06 The GC5 "Buy American" 7"

Transparent Records TR-06.5 The GC5 "Takin' It To The Streets" 7"

Transparent Records TR-07 The New Jacobin Club "A Lesson In Mortality" 7"

Transparent Records TR-08 "The Bump-N-Uglies "Diary Of A Madman" 7"

Transparent Records TR-09 Beefcake In Chains "Vice Amply Rewarded" 7"

Transparent Records TR-10 The Geriatrix "Pretty Little Nothing" 7"

Transparent Records TR-11 The GC5 "The Price of Security" 7"

Transparent Records TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7"

Transparent Records TR-12.5 "Transparent Records Box Set : The First Two Years" 20x7"/19x7"

Transparent Records TR-13 The Pallbearers "Drinkin' With The Dead" 7"

Transparent Records TR-14 The Hybrid Mutants/ Flamin' Anus "Unreconstructed" CD split

Transparent Records TR-15 The Hard Liquors "Ezekiel's Wheel" 7"

Transparent Records TR-16 Crypt33 7"

Transparent Records TR-17 The Bump-N-Uglies "The Finer Things in Life" CD

Transparent Records TR-18 The Gutterpunx "Another Year Wasted" CD

Transparent Records TR-19 The Nihilistics "Confirmin' The Vermin" 7"

Transparent Records TR-20 The Hybrid Mutants "That's OK" 7"

Transparent Records TR-21 Phoenix Thunderstone "Under Covers" 7"

Transparent Records TR-22 The Undead/ Times Square 7"

Transparent Records TR-23 "Mechanized Death: A Tribute To The Accused" 2x7"

Transparent Records TR-24 Human Buffet 7"

Transparent Records TR-25 V/A "Socially Transparent Disease" CD

Transparent Records TR-25.5 "Transparent Records Box Set II: Two More Years of Singles" 20x7"

Transparent Records TR-26 The Fartz "N.W.T.O." 7"

Transparent Records TR-27 "Transparent Records Box Set III: The End" 11x7" + 4xCD

TR-01 Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks "S/T" 7" Limited to 1000.

Band Members:

Johnny Motel - Vocals

Grayson – Guitar

Colleen a.k.a. ‘Tex –Sin’ - Drums

Kenny – Bass

Songs:

A: Gold Dollar Whore, Your Doin’ Fine, No Account

B: Knock Down Blues, Powder Blue

Pressing Information:

400 copies, black vinyl, 3-color sleeve, some w/ insert

100 copies, clear vinyl, 3-color sleeve, some w/ insert

500 copies, black vinyl 2^nd pressing, no inserts

13 test pressings, B&W sleeve, no inserts.

[regular release sleeve, test pressing sleeve, review from Maximumrocknroll]

[photo from recording session at Woodshed by Paul Holstein, photos from live show by Paul Holstein]

This release was recorded locally by Tim Pak at Woodshed Studio, funded by Transparent Records who were on site for the recording. At this time (early 1996) Transparent Records was myself and a partner who bailed mid way through this release. Grayson, the guitarist for Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks, was a personal friend and the basis for this selection as the first release. With Transparent Records funding, Grayson designed the sleeves and had them printed, while I did the mastering and pressing of the vinyl. Colleen did the inserts, which were literally hated by Johnny Motel. At the insistence of Johnny Motel, the inserts were deleted and only ended up in a very few of the records. Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks played a few shows while they were together, all of which ended in chaos, injury, nudity, drunkenness, destruction of property, and eventually arrests. Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks have no releases other than the 7” on Transparent Records, their cover song on the Transparent Records 2x7” Tribute to The Dwarves and the one song on the Transparent Records CD sampler.

TR-02 Plan III "Wood Alcohol Is Not For Drinking" 7" Limited to 500.

Band Members:

Johnny Bourbon - Vocals

Greg Keg – Bass

Casey – Drums

Songs:

A: Step Aside, Wake Up America, Son of Satan

B: Destroy, Kickin’ Ass and Drinkin’ Beer, Tainted, Filler (Minor Threat)

Pressing Information:

375 copies, black vinyl, heavy stock sleeve & insert, some with free sticker

25 copies, black vinyl, light paper sleeve & insert

100 copies, red vinyl, heavy stock sleeve & insert

13 test pressings, different sleeve, all with sticker & different insert

[regular release sleeve, test pressing sleeve]

[review from Maximumrocknroll, review from Punk Planet]

[more reviews]

This release was recorded locally by Jim Diamond at Ghetto Recorders, funded by Transparent Records. Marc Watt of the local band The Dirtys was another personal friend. The bass player for Plan III (Greg Keg) was Marc Watt’s brother-in-law, hence the choice of Plan III as the second release. Another factor was that Plan III actually played hardcore, versus the garage rock that Johnny Motel and The Fast Fucks were playing… and Transparent Records was always intended to be a hardcore label. Greg Keg and I did the layout for the sleeve one evening in my basement, the printing was done at a Clarkston printer (Spectrum Printing), and this one was complete. Plan III also played a few local shows, which were for the most part were without incident. Due to heroin addictions, strained relationships, and lack of funds, this was a short-lived band. There is a DAT full of songs that Plan III did prior to their Transparent Records release that exists, and was never released. One Plan III song was also released on a Beer City Records compilation CD.

TR-03 V/A "Fuck You Up And Get High: A Dwarves Tribute" 2x7" Limited to 1000.

Songs:

Johnny Motel and The Fast Fucks “What Hit You”

The Bump-N-Uglies “Three Seconds”

Mr. Twistal “Back Seat of my Car”

The Motherfuckin’ Geriatrics “Free Cocaine”

Unholy Death “Satan”

Unholy Death “Free Cocaine”

Hybrid Mutants “Dairy Queen”

Teevie “Nothing”

The GC5 “Saturday Night”

Plan III “Primevil”

Plan III “Let’s Fuck”

Pallbearers “Insect Whore”

Crypt33 “Lesbian Nun”

Pa “Blag The Ripper”

Pa “LuckyTonight”

G.H.F. “Anybody Out There?”

Pressing Information:

200 copies, white vinyl, 2-color sleeve w/ full color photo insert + band information insert + TR catalog (Crypt33 sleeve).

300 copies, black vinyl, 2-color sleeve w/ band info insert & catalog (Crypt33 sleeve).

150 copies, yellow vinyl, yellow sleeve + band information insert + Transparent Records catalog (Grayson sleeve).

50 copies, yellow vinyl, red sleeve + band information insert + Transparent Records catalog (Grayson sleeve).

300 copies, black vinyl, red sleeve + band information insert + Transparent Records catalog (Grayson sleeve).

25 test pressings, B&W sleeve, MANY extra inserts, Hand numbered to 25.

[Grayson sleeve, Crypt 33 sleeve, testpressing sleeve]

This was the type of project that the label was started to do. The Dwarves were the favorite band of about everyone at that time, and it wasn’t hard to get bands to sign on. Time was booked at Ghetto Recorders, and invitations were extended to all of the bands to come on the same day, share equipment, and record on Transparent Record’s budget. There was plenty of party supplies, and everyone pretty much partied and recorded all day. On hand to record were Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks, The Bump-N-Uglies, Plan III, several members of The Dirtys, Mr. Twistal, and Unholy Death. Pa should have been there but cancelled, but actually did record the songs at Ghetto on another day when we were mixing the songs recorded at the first session and adding several leads and backing vocals. John from Plan III and Colleen from Johnny Motel met at this session, and John later tattooed a large picture of ‘Tex’ on his arm, and moved in with her. The Dirtys were missing a few members, so they didn’t record, but the member’s that showed up played with the other bands on several tracks. Pictures of the recording session were displayed on the Transparent Records website for about a year. The rest of the songs were received by mail, and the Crypt33 package also included some art that was used for 500 of the covers. The other 500 covers were done by Grayson from Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks. Printing was done at Spectrum Printing and Thingmakers.

TR-04 Unholy Death 7" Limited to 500.

Band members:

Tim Schlicht: Growls and guitar.

Jason Oles: Bass

Songs:

A: Lost Children

B: Swingin’ By A Rope

Pressing Information:

300 copies, black vinyl, heavy stock sleeve & insert, most with free sticker

200 copies, blue vinyl, heavy stock sleeve & insert

13 test pressings, hand-colored sleeve, all with sticker & insert

[regular release front cover, testpressing back cover, Tim recording this record at Black River Studios – photo by Paul Holstein]

[one of many reviews of this record obtained by the band, this one was easily Transparent Record’s favorite review ever]

Tim, the founding member of Unholy Death, was another personal friend. Tim owned a house in Ortonville, generally considered a “party house”. We were frequently there partying and watching bands play, playing cards and generally having a good time. Even though Transparent Records was meant to be a punk/garage/hardcore label, and Unholy Death was a metal band, when Tim asked to have a record produced it could not be refused. Tim personally made sure that every copy was purchased from the label and distributed – the only band who ever did this (thanks Tim). This record was recorded at Black River Studios in a single afternoon, the art was done by a friend of Tim’s known as The Headless Illustrator, and the printing was again done in Clarkston MI at Spectrum Printing. Unholy Death went on to self-release several additional CDs, and recorded a cover of The Dwarves classic “Satan” for the Transparent Records 2x7” Tribute to The Dwarves.

TR-05/isr-006 The Dirtys “Teenage Teenage Problem Child” 7" Limited to 1700

Band members:

Joe Dirty – Bass/Vocals

Marc Dirty – Guitar

Nick Dirty - Drums

Dirty Larry – Out Cold

Songs:

A: Teenage Teenage Problem Child, Drivin’ Like A Jerk

B: Rock and Roll Hum, Take It Off

Pressing Information:

First press, 200 copies, blue/white vinyl, 2-color limited edition sleeve #ed/200 in red sharpie with insert and sticker

First press, 800 copies, black vinyl, 2-color regular sleeve (red logo) w/insert

First press, 20 test pressings, special B&W sleeve designed by the band, with insert and sticker

Second press, 200 copies, black vinyl, 2-color limited edition sleeve #ed/200 in blue sharpie w/ insert stamped “second press”

Second press, 500 copies, black vinyl, 2-color regular sleeve (blue logo) w/insert

Second press, 3 testpressings, special B&W sleeve designed by the band, #ed/3, with insert and sticker

Note: 2nd press was re-mastered for better sound, logo on labels and entire reverse label was changed, and the etchings on the inside of the vinyl were removed.

[first pressing sleeve, limited edition sleeve, testpressing sleeve]

[photo from live show by Paul Holstein, photo recording this release at Ghetto Recorders by Paul Holstein]

[review from Flipside (from tear sheet), review from Maximumrocknroll]

Mark Watt was a personal fiend, and The Dirtys were the premiere garage band in Detroit at the time, so this record was a perfect selection as Transparent Record’s 5^th release. On the day that this record was recorded at Ghetto Recorders by Jim Diamond, The Dirtys and I sat in a van for several hours outside Marc Watt/Greg Keg’s house in Hamtramck and finished writing lyrics to the songs. The recording went well, and actually included several songs that did not end up making the record (or ever being released). This release was expected to do very well, so another label (Insurance Scam Records) was enlisted to share the cost and distribute half of the records. Troubles began to ensue once things got underway, which started with the etching that was requested for the inside of the vinyl (the band wanted pro-heroin wording, and I wanted anti-heroin wording) and the sound quality of the testpressings. In defiance of the band (which was later determined to be a mistake), the first pressing contained an etching that was part of an anti-heroin poem “Miss Heroin” and was pressed from the initial testpressings that the band rejected. The sleeve was printed with a red logo, and most of the copies ended up going to Insurance Scam Records. As a later apology to the band, a second pressing was done, re-mastered with new plates that did not include the original etchings. The second pressing had a sleeve printed with a blue logo and most copies ended up going to Transparent Records. As expected, this release did very well. The Dirtys also recorded a full length LP for Crypt Records, and several other singles and compilation tracks for local labels. Larry, the guitartist for The Dirtys pictured on the cover of this single, died several months after this record was released (R.I.P. Larry). He will be sorely missed by all.

TR-06 The GC5 “Buy American” 7" Limited to 750

Band Members:

Pete Kyrou – Vocals, Guitar

Dave McKean – Drums

Doug McKean – Bass, Vocals

Chris Yohn – Guitar, Backing Vocals

Songs:

A: Stand for Something, Shutdown, He Will Too

B: Right To Live, Linus

Pressing Information:

650 copies, black vinyl, most with 2 catalogs, The GC5 photo insert, and sticker.

100 copies, clear vinyl, most with 2 catalogs, The GC5 photo insert, and sticker.

[front cover of regular release, front cover of testpressing, review from Maximumrocknroll]

[flyers for local shows by The GC5, the first one was commissioned by Transparent Records from artist Jeff Gaither]

The GC5 were the first band selected by Transparent Records for a release, that sent a demo and were not actually personal acquaintances. Chuck Lambert, a friend of the band, had sent the demo. Chuck was very persistent, the demo was incredible, the band was fairly close (Cleveland Ohio), and the timing was perfect. For this release, the band had a hook-up with a really good printer so they did the sleeves and Transparent Records did the vinyl. Half of the sleeves were swapped for half of the vinyl by mail, and the job of advertising and selling was split. In retrospect, this is musically the best release that Transparent Records did on vinyl and was sold out very quickly. The GC5 went on to be one of the best street punk bands in America for several years, putting out many more releases including a “Singles Collection” CD that reprinted the songs on this single.

TR-06.5 The GC5 “Taken It To The Streets” 7" Limited to 200

Band Members:

Pete Kyrou – Vocals, Guitar

Dave McKean – Drums

Doug McKean – Bass, Vocals

Chris Yohn – Guitar, Backing Vocals

Songs:

A: Molly Maguire, New Generation

Pressing Information:

200 copies, clear vinyl, hand-numbered B&W sleeve on white paper

10 testpressings, hand-numbered B&W sleeve on yellow paper

Note: This was a one-sided record, two songs produced exclusively to sell at shows on the first GC5 tour.

[sleeve art, review from Maximumrocknroll]

The GC5 had recorded their first release on Transparent Records, and were about to leave on their first tour, so things couldn’t be better. Unfortunately, the first release was already sold out. I was looking for an excuse to put out the song “Molly Maguire” in a hurry, since it would only be a matter of time before these guys were on a major label – so doing a tour only one-side release was a perfect fit. These also sold out quickly, mostly on the tour and rest through mailorder after only a single ad.

TR-07 The New Jacobin Club “A Lesson in Mortality” 7" Limited to 500

Band Members:

Une – Guitar, Vocals

Elvis – Drums

Xerxes – Guitar, Vocals

Songs:

A: Beltane Fire, The Filthy and the Righteous

B: Soul Eater, Miss Margarida

Pressing Information:

350 copies, black vinyl, B&W sleeve.

150 copies, red vinyl, full color sleeve.

[regular release cover, limited edition cover, review from Maximumrocknroll]

The New Jacobin were the first (and only) band to sign up for a record that were not in the U.S. The New Jacobin Club really didn’t have the garage or hardcore sound that I was looking for, but again they were very persistent and reasonably guaranteed that they would buy up all of the records so that I would easily break even. They also promised to do a majority of the work on the release, including advertising and distribution. In the interest of adding new releases, and expanding the label outside of the U.S., Transparent Records signed them up. True to their word, they helped with the release and bought all of the unsold copies. The New Jacobin Club also contributed a song to the “Mechanized Death: An Accused Tribute” 2x7” that would be released years later.

TR-08 The Bump-N-Uglies “Diary of a Madman” 7" Limited to 500

Band Members:

Playboy “Bubba” MacKenzie – Guitar, Vocals

Amado “The Natural” Movado – Guitar, Vocals

Dynamic Josh Movado – Drums

Rob “The Italian Saint” Dziak - Bass

Songs:

A: Diary of a Madman, Green Fog

B: All Bluff No Stuff, Proud Mary

Pressing Information:

350 copies, black vinyl, B&W sleeve.

150 copies, red vinyl, full color sleeve.

[front cover of 7”, photo of “Playboy” Bubba McKenzie from a live show at The Magic Stick (real blood) by Paul Holstein]

The Bump-N-Uglies were a huge part of the Detroit hardcore scene at the time, and would have been a top choice by Transparent Records even if Amado Movado had not been a friend. The Bump-N-Uglies had always been ECW fans, and had always mixed ECW-style wrestling with their live shows. Being that Madman Pondo was one of their favorites, it was only natural that this record be a tribute to the Madman himself. This was the first release with sleeve printing by Thingmakers, who did a great job in full color even though it was not necessarily requested due to the Transparent Records budget. The Bump-N-Uglies organized a great record-release party for this single, which included an appearance by Madman Pondo to sign records and wrestle during a break in the show. As always, blood, sweat and mayhem ensued.

[Transparent Records commissioned 5-10 flyers to be made by artist Jeff Gaither (and others) for gigs. These are only a sample.]

[The Bump-N-Uglies at Ghetto Recorders recording this single – photo by Paul Holstein, silk screened show poster commissioned by Transparent Records from a local artist that did them all at home by hand (one copy of this poster was signed by every member of every band at the show and remains in the Transparent Records personal collection)]

TR-09 Beefcake In Chains “Vice Amply Rewarded” 7" Limited to 500

Band members:

Captain Orgasm – Vocals and various sex crimes

Vinnie Testosterini Jr. – Guitar, Vocals

Craven Morehead III – Bass and various chemicals

Ben Doverbitch – Drums and other “beating” instruments

Suki Spanki – Backing Vocals and backside abuse

Spooky Spanki – Backing Vocals and various forms of abuse

Songs:

A: Beefcake in Chains, Feel It Touch It Taste It Luv It, Death Row Daddy

B: Vikings in Luv, Luv Cums In Spurts, Punk Rods

Pressing Information:

100 copies, black vinyl, temporary Xerox sleeve on various colors of paper

200 copies, black vinyl, temporary printed (red ink) sleeve on heavy stock paper, different design

200 copies, pink vinyl, full color sleeve with art by R.K. Sloane

NOTE: 75 of the 300 copies with temporary sleeves were given to the band, who may have replaced them with a band-made sleeves featuring R.K. Sloane art.

[Xerox sleeve, band photo and alternate logo provided as promo material to Transparent Records and used for temporary sleeve art]

This is one of several releases that Transparent Records should not have done. Mistakes were made and lessons were learned, and a lot was lost with this release (both financially and emotionally). This release was a direct contributor to the label being discontinued. In addition to Transparent Records being about punk music, vinyl record collecting, and live shows – it was about art. One of the first things that I did when starting the label was write to the punk artists of the time (Mad Marc Rude, Pushead, Jeff Gaither, Stephen Blickenstaff, R.K. Sloane, Spine, S. Clay Wilson, etc.) to find out if art could be commissioned for upcoming releases. While some of the artists were asking too high of a price, others were more than willing to help out. One particular artist, R.K. Sloane, agreed to to do the art for a single (with the original art becoming the property of Transparent Records), if Transparent Records would put out a single by a band that he knew (Beefcake In Chains). Transparent Records agreed, and pressed the record. R.K. Sloane never provided the art however, and the records sat waiting so long that they could not reasonably be sold. It was later discovered that the art was completed, and that the band used it to produce sleeves for their 75 copies of the record. Eventually, Transparent Records tracked down one of the band copies and made 200 full color sleeves for some of the label’s copies, but these are all still boxed and sitting under a pool table in a basement in Michigan. With the original art never received and the records never sold, this release was a total financial loss. It was the first time Transparent Records truly felt ripped off (although later, major losses would be incurred when Rotz Distribution and a local distributor went under).

TR-10 The Geriatrix “Pretty Little Nothing” 7" Limited to 500

Band members:

Skeeter – Drums

Howie – Bass

Jimmy Pervert – Guitar

Adam Bomb – Guitar

Matt The Junglecat - Vocals

Songs:

A: Pretty Little Nothing

B: Can’t Stand The Midwest

Pressing Information:

100 copies, red vinyl

400 copies, black vinyl

20 testpressings, special Xerox sleeve

[flyer by Jeff Gaither for record release party, band promo photo, cover of Transparent Records single]

The Geriatrix were a semi-local band, that I had met several times at Windsor and Detroit shows. They were playing the same raw garage music that The Dirtys and Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks were playing, and I really liked the demo. The record turned out great, and the record release show at The Milk Bar (with The Hard Liquors) was a huge success.

TR-11 The GC5 “The Price of Security” 7" Limited to 700.

Band members:

Pete Kyrou – Vocals, Guitar

Dave McKean – Drums

Doug McKean – Bass, Vocals

Chris Yohn – Guitar, Backing Vocals

Songs:

A: Beat To The Punch, The Cheapest Kinds of Freedom

B: Pile of Evidence, Apologies

Pressing Information:

200 blue sleeve with blue foil logo

200 red sleeve with red foil logo

100 white sleeve, with gold foil logo, with custom made The GC5 guitar pick

20 testpressings, no sleeve

NOTE: A second pressing of less than 200 was done later (clear vinyl) to fill some extra sleeves.

[white sleeve with gold foil logo, review from Maximumrocknroll]

This was probably the best release done by Transparent Records, as far as the total package goes. The art was done by Mad Marc Rude, who was well-known at the time for his work with The Misfits, The Battalion of Saints and The Dwarves. Mad Marc Rude died prior to the demise of Transparent Records (R.I.P. Marc). The original art was commissioned for $400.00, and was later sold on eBay for $450.00. From the art, Thingmakers did a spectacular job printing the sleeves on red, white and blue stock – with die-cut slits for a full color picture of the band to be inserted in each sleeve. The band logo was done in foil, to match each sleeve color and the inserts were done on a nice heavy stock paper. In addition to the intricate work on the sleeve, custom made guitar picks were added to each color vinyl version of the record. And of course, the music is top notch. This was one of only several releases that could have sold many hundreds more copies than were actually pressed.

TR-12 The Accused “Paint It Red” 7” Limited to 1000

Band members:

Blaine Fart – Vocals

Alex Maggot Brain – Bass

Dana Accused – Drums

Tommy Accused - Guitar

Songs:

A: Paint It Black, The Right

B: Neat Neat Neat, Martha Splatterhead, A Conversation with the Devil

Pressing Information:

100 copies, white vinyl, S&N + insert/stickers, yellow/red sleeve

200 copies, red vinyl, S&N + insert/serial killer trading card, yellow/red sleeve

588 copies, black vinyl, yellow/red sleeve

77 copies, black vinyl, white/red sleeve

38 copies (2 white, 1 red, 35 black vinyl) blue sleeve, numbered to 38

25 test pressings, white/red sleeve, stamped & numbered to 25

[yellow/red sleeve, white/red sleeve stamped and numbered for testpressing, close up of Jeff Gaither signature on limited copy]

The Accused were probably my favorite band of all time. When I started the label, I planned to do releases by local bands, but I also hoped to be able to do a release for one of the bands that I had listened to daily over the years. Of course many of the bands were no longer together, which included The Accused. I had a cover of “Paint It Black” by The Accused on a home-made compilation tape, that had never been released, and I talked to Blaine about releasing it. It was a dream come true when Blaine not only agreed, but let me choose the title and work with Jeff Gaither to design the cover. Blaine sent a whole stack of band photos for the insert (which was quite a task to get shot from poster size down to 7” x7”), label art by K.C. Angel, and a DAT of some additional material to fill out the 7”. The sleeve was printed locally by Spectrum Printing, which allowed me to get the plates (used to print the sleeves) back, and have them signed by Jeff Gaither. The original art for the back cover was sold to a collector in Germany, but the front cover drawing remains in the personal collection of Transparent Records. T-shirts were made for this release, featuring the cover on the front and “Transparent Records” on the back. This was the quickest release to sell out, with several hundred copies being immediately purchased by Subterranean for distribution in Japan.

TR-12.5 Transparent Records Box Set “The First 2 Years”

55 Total Made (25 color vinyl 20x7”, 25 black vinyl 19x7”, 5 testpressing 15x7”)

All box sets were contained in custom made black cardboard boxes ordered per specifications from Cactus Corrugated Containers Inc.

All boxes were glued, collated, and shrink wrapped by hand.

Version #1 TR-12.5a, color vinyl 20x7” (limited to 25) contained:

TR-01 Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks 7” clear vinyl (limited to 100)

TR-02 Plan III “Wood Alcohol Is Not For Drinking” 7” red vinyl (limited to 100)

TR-03 V/A Dwarves Tribute 2x7" Crypt33 sleeve, white vinyl w/Dwarves photo insert (limited to 200)

TR-03 V/A Dwarves Tribute 2x7" Grayson sleeve, yellow vinyl, yellow sleeve (limited to 150)

TR-04 Unholy Death 7" blue vinyl, with sticker (limited to 150)

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 1^st press, blue vinyl, #ed/200 (red sharpie) gig sleeve

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 2^nd press, black vinyl, #ed/200 (blue sharpie) gig sleeve

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 2^nd press, black vinyl, regular sleeve w/blue lettering

TR-06 The GC5 "Buy American" 7" white vinyl (limited to 100)

TR-06.5 The GC5 "1999 Tour Single" clear vinyl (limited to 300)

TR-07 The New Jacobin Club "A Lesson In Mortality" 7" red vinyl with full color sleeve (limited to 150)

TR-07 The New Jacobin Club "A Lesson In Mortality" 7" black vinyl with B&W sleeve (limited to 350)

TR-08 The Bump-N-Uglies "Diary of a Madman" 7" red vinyl (limited to 100)

TR-10 The Geriatrix "Pretty Little Nothing" 7" red vinyl (limited to 100)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" yellow sleeve, red vinyl, signed & #ed by Jeff Gaither w/serial killer card (lmtd 200)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" yellow sleeve, white vinyl, signed & #ed by Jeff Gaither w/stickers (lmtd to 100)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" white sleeve, black vinyl (limited to 77)

TR-15 The Hard Liquors "Ezekiel's Wheel" 7" red vinyl (limited 100)

Version #2 TR-12.5b, black vinyl 19x7” (limited to 25) contained:

TR-01 Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks 7" black vinyl (limited to 400)

TR-02 Plan III "Wood Alcohol Is Not For Drinking" 7" black vinyl (limited to 400)

TR-03 V/A Dwarves Tribute 2x7" Crypt33 sleeve, black vinyl (limited to 300)

TR-03 V/A Dwarves Tribute 2x7" Grayson sleeve, black vinyl (limited to 300)

TR-04 Unholy Death 7" black vinyl, with sticker (limited to 350)

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 1^st press, black vinyl, regular sleeve w/red lettering

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 2^nd press, black vinyl, #ed/200 (blue sharpie) gig sleeve

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 2^nd press, black vinyl, regular sleeve w/blue lettering

TR-06 The GC5 "Buy American" 7" black vinyl (limited to 650)

TR-06.5 The GC5 "1999 Tour Single" clear vinyl (limited to 300)

TR-07 The New Jacobin Club "A Lesson In Mortality" 7" black vinyl with B&W sleeve (limited to 350)

TR-08 The Bump-N-Uglies "Diary of a Madman" 7" black vinyl (limited to 400)

TR-10 The Geriatrix "Pretty Little Nothing" 7" black vinyl (limited to 400)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" yellow sleeve black vinyl (limited to 588)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" blue sleeve, black vinyl (limited to 38)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" white sleeve, black vinyl (limited to 77)

TR-15 The Hard Liquors "Ezekiel's Wheel" 7" black vinyl (limited to 300)

Version #3 TR-12.5c, testpressing 15x7” (limited to 5) contained:

TR-01 Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks 7" testpress in special sleeve (limited to 13)

TR-02 Plan III "Wood Alcohol Is Not For Drinking" 7" testpress in special sleeve w/inserts (limited to 13)

TR-03 V/A Dwarves Tribute 2x7" testpress in special sleeve w/inserts & stickers (limited to 25)

TR-04 Unholy Death 7" testpress with hand-colored sleeve (limited to 13)

TR-05 The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 1^st press testpress (limited to 29)

TR-06 The GC5 "Buy American" 7" testpress in special sleeve (limited to 20)

TR-06.5 The GC5 "1999 Tour Single" testpress in special sleeve (limited to 12)

TR-07 The New Jacobin Club "A Lesson In Mortality" 7" testpress, no sleeve (limited to 20)

TR-08 The Bump-N-Uglies "Diary of a Madman" 7" testpress (limited to 25)

TR-09 Beefcake in Chains "Vice Amply Rewarded" 7" testpress (limited to 20)

TR-10 The Geriatrix "Pretty Little Nothing" 7" testpress with special sleeve (limited to 20)

TR-11 The GC5 "The Price of Security" 7" testpress (limited to 22)

TR-12 The Accused "Paint It Red" 7" testpress (limited to 20)

TR-15 The Hard Liquors "Ezekiel's Wheel" 7" testpress (limited to 20)

Plus randomly inserted in these box sets were:

GC5 "Buy American" 7" one-sided sleeve (misprint, 3 known of, all 3 copies inserted)

Crypt33 ORIGINAL ART, 4 different Transparent Records logos, black ink on white paper

The Dirtys "Teenage Teenage Problem Child" 7" 2^nd press testpressing, 3 made, hand numbered 001/003

TR-13 The Pallbearers “Drinkin’ With The Dead” 7” Limited to 500

Band members:

Richie Roachclip – Vocals

Seth Buttsac – Bass

Rusty Needles – Guitar

Bill Statuatory - Drums

Songs:

A: Dark Cloud, Liquid Death, Assholes, Ass Pubes Stick in Lil’ Girls’ Braces, Island of the Sluts, Skate Sick, Drinkin’ With The Dead

B: 7 Year Old, Beat My Bone, Public Shitter Sitter, Lessening The Numbers

Pressing Information:

200 green vinyl, green sleeve.

100 black vinyl, green sleeve.

200, black vinyl, purple sleeve.

20 testpressings, all with regular sleeves.

[cover art]

I met The Pallbearers at the Mardi Gras in 1999 (New Orleans). They were a local New Orleans punk band who had sent a demo, and we hooked up while I happened to be in the area partying with 15 or so friends. We hung out and drank plenty of beer and liquor, and several years later I actually released their record. The Pallbearers also contributed a song for the “Mechanized Death: A Tribute to The Accused” 2x7” that came out in 2002.

TR-14 The Hybrid Mutants/ Flamin’ Anus CD split Limited to 1000

Band Members:

The Hybrid Mutants are:

The Human Mutant – Vocals

Julius C. Mutant – Guitar

Leeway – Bass

Sydzilla Mutant – Drums

Johnny Redd - Guitar

Flamin’ Anus is:

Greg Weaver – Drums

Kelly Farmer – Bass

Paul Dechene – Guitar

Charley Smith - Vocals

Songs:

Flamin’ Anus – Trenchcoat Mafia, Perfect Day, Raincoat, Waldo Sucks, Trendy, Unanswered Prayer, Talkshows/Identity Crisis

Hybrid Mutants – Ride Out, Christine, Vigilante, The Flame Still Burns, Suburbia, No Skate, I Wanna Be Your Dog

Pressing Information:

1000 made, full color inserts with art by Jeff Gaither, clear jewel cases

[CD cover art, ad done for Maximumrocknroll, CD face art]

This was another release that was musically sound (I really liked the song “Trenchcoat Mafia” by Flamin’ Anus, based on the story that was in the news at the time. This would have been the first song on the “Socially Transparent Disease II” CD had that ever came out). The art and printing/packaging was great, and it was even advertised while the bands were still playing shows. Unfortunately, it just didn’t sell well and due to the high costs of doing CDs, this was the label’s biggest loss as a release. Need 100 copies of this CD? Send me an offer, I still have boxes of ‘em. The bands, at least The Hybrid Mutants, sent some (if not all) of the material to other labels as well, so the bands themselves did not help to sell them. The bands are usually the biggest source of sales – in retrospect, I should have had either an exclusivity contract for the material, or some agreement requiring the band to buy a large portion of the release if they didn’t sell.

TR-15 The Hard Liquors “Ezekiel’s Wheel” 7” Limited to 500

Band Members:

Johnny Bourbon – Vocals

Ken Gtty – Bass

Tex Sin – Drums

Jackie - Screams

Songs:

A: No Money, Absinthe

B: Autoerotic, Superstar

Pressing Information:

100 copies, red vinyl, regular sleeve.

100 copies, black vinyl, hand silkscreened sleeve by Phazerblast (hand #ed).

100 copies, red vinyl, burnt sleeve (hand #ed).

200 copies, black vinyl, regular sleeve.

20 test pressings, no sleeve.

[cover art]

The Hard Liquors featured members of Johnny Motel and The Fast Fucks and Plan III, so I was already familiar with them when they formed. After watching a few practices and live shows, Jackie’s unique screaming had caught my attention and convinced me that a record should be done. This was another short lived band, but the music was good so it was worth documenting. Unfortunately, the red vinyl copies of the record were all slightly warped, and the burnt sleeve editions were a little too burned (Thingmakers did a great job, they just smelled burned and I was afraid that would affect other records in my collection) so some copies of this record ended up being tossed out. There was, however, a limited edition with a silkscreened sleeve done by a company called Phazerblast that were hand numbered and turned out great. I had really wanted to do at least one silkscreened sleeve, and this was it.

TR-16 Crypt33 7” Limited to 500

Band Members:

Shane Kemp – Guitar/Back-Up Vocals

Tim Smith – Bass/Back-Up Vocals

Mike Lindsey – Drums/Back-Up Vocals

Tony Bridges – Lead Vocals

Songs:

A: Dropkick , Crypt33

B: The Deep/Stomp, Ice From The Sun

Pressing information:

100 copies, red vinyl, two-color sleeve.

400 copies, black vinyl, two-color sleeve.

20 test pressings, regular sleeve.

[cover art]

When I first started the label, I was looking for artists as much as I was looking for bands. Tony Bridges a.k.a. Crypt33 sent me some logos that he did, no charge, which the first logos that I used for the label. Later on he designed a much more detailed logo (my favorite logo for the label, that was also used for T-shirts) and the original cover for the Dwarves Tribute 2x7”. Given the work that he did for the label, it was only natural that I release a record for his band.

TR-17 The Bump-N-Uglies "The Finer Things In Life" CD

Band Members:

Playboy “Bubba” MacKenzie – Guitar, Vocals

Amado “The Natural” Movado – Guitar, Vocals

Dynamic Josh Movado – Drums

Rob “The Italian Saint” Dziak - Bass

Songs:

First Pig To The Trough, 3 Sides, Def Jeff 1, Piss Mint, King of the Iron Rungs, Diary of a Madman, I Smell A Rat, Bomb Diggity, Walkin’ the Plank, Def Jeff 2, Fat Loud and Drunk, Drinkin’ Beer, Legend of Mick Foley, Inter-Species Swinger, Proud Mary

Pressing information:

75 copies, red foil logo.

917 copies, silver sparkly logo.

8 copies mixed red foil/silver sparkly foil logo.

[cover art]

This was the first full length undertaking. It was a tough decision, but I decided to go only with CDs and no vinyl. At the time I had stopped collecting LPs (only 7” vinyl and CD) personally, and did not feel that they would sell well or survive long term storage and transport. The cover art was a large (huge!) oil painting on canvas that had to be shipped to the printer and shot down to size with a special camera. The recording was done by Jim Diamond in two sessions, which I got to be present at – a definite highlight in doing the label. The record release party was a huge success, and we really did sell a lot of CDs (50-100 at that one show, the best the label ever did in person). Thanks to the Bump-N-Uglies, this release was almost sold out by the time they were ready with their second release… these guys are relentless at playing shows and shameless self-promotion. This is a great CD too.

TR-18 The Gutterpunx “Another Year Wasted" CD

Band Members:

Charlie G – Bass, Vocals

Nick V – Vocals

Eric B – Bass, Vocals

Songs:

Litany, Beautiful Sight, Crusade, Midsummer Drift, SMBH, The Last Man Standing, Survive, Line in the Sand, Fast World, Drunk Driving, Primer Queen, Edi’s Song, Lost Time, Beyond Blue Skies, Gutterpunx

Pressing Information:

1000 Made. Some bundled with their first CD for the release show.

[logo/tray card insert, show flyer/poster by Jeff Gaither, CD poster insert]

[Gutterpunx/Bad Religion cardstock poster by Jeff Gaither, signed and numbered]

[Band-made flyers, were part of the band’s website hosted on Transparent Records’ server]

The Gutterpunx were another great local band that was always doing shows, and who I knew would be around to help promote and sell the CDs. They had good songs, and a good following, so this was a natural choice for the second full length on Transparent Records. Great guys too, although the wife of one of the members did rip me off for a huge lot of records and T-shirts that she took on consignment for her store…. the store closed, she divorced the Gutterpunx, and split with no word. That was immediately following Rotz Distribution going belly-up owing me about $500.00 and over 200 records and CDs… both contributing significantly to the downfall of the label (but, great lessons learned if I ever do it again).

TR-19 The Nihilistics "Confirmin' The Vermin" 7"

Band members:

Ron Rancid - Vocals

Ajax Lepinski – Guitar

Big Daddy – Bass

Karl Bateman – Drums

Cover Art – L. Petrie

Layout – Jeff Gaither

Songs:

A: Confirmin’ The Vermin, Psalm 69

B: Lurking, Lies, I’m Going Blind

Pressing Information:

100 copies, clear vinyl, full color sleeve.

900 copies, black vinyl, regular sleeve.

20 test pressings, blank sleeve with free set of Transparent Records beer coasters.

[front cover, back cover]

Ron Rancid and The Nihilistics are a legendary punk band from NYC who were around back in the 80’s when I first started listening to hardcore. When Ron contacted me about putting out a record, I jumped at the chance. This was one of the few really first rate records that I put out, that sold out simply because it was a good record by a good band. Thanks to Jeff Gaither and GaitherGraphix for the great work on the layout.

TR-20 The Hybrid Mutants "That's OK" 7"

Band Members:

Johnny Redd – Guitar

Julius C. Mutant – Guitar

Leeway – Bass

Sydlicious Mutant – Drums

The Human Mutant - Vocals

Songs:

A: That’s OK, My Girlfriend’s Dead

B: Drugs Party In 526 (GBH), I Like Drugs (Simpletones)

Pressing Information:

100 copies, clear vinyl, embossed sliver sleeve

400 copies, black vinyl, embossed silver sleeve

20 test pressings, special Xerox sleeve.

[silver embossed sleeve, Xerox sleeve for testpressings]

The Hybrid Mutants were one of the few bands that sent a demo, which I listened to and loved. I put this one out mainly because of the great songs, but also because they allowed me to use Jeff Gaither for the art and to do a really nice embossed sleeve on silver paper. These never sold out, and the band didn’t help sell them much (actually releasing the same songs in other formats on other labels), but it was still a worthwhile release.

TR-21 Phoenix Thunderstone "Under the Covers" 7"

Band Members:

Sean Heskett – Vocals/Bass

Wendy Van Dusen – Guitar/Vocals

Hugh Yerburgh – Lead Guitar/ Back-Up Vocals

Lemon De George – Harmonica

Vadge Moore - Drums

Songs:

A: Get Rhythm (Johnny Cash)

B: Goody Two Shoes (Adam Ant)

Pressing Information:

20 testpressings, special full color sleeve by Jeff Gaither

100 copies, white vinyl, full color sleeve by Pete Hottelet.

900 copies, black vinyl, full color sleeve by Pete Hottelet.

[full color test pressing sleeve art, B&W version also used for all inserts]

[regular sleeve art]

This is another of the releases that was regretted. I did the record solely based on Vadge Moore (ex-Dwarves) being the drummer. The music was bad, and the band insisted on using their own artist (not Jeff Gaither which I had planned), and so the art was bad too. The band never bought any of the records from me, and none of them sold. I made 1000, and most are still in boxes at my house – destined one day for a landfill.

TR-22 The Undead/Times Square 7"

Songs:

The Undead: Undead, Bullet

Times Square: Hippocritic Liberal, 42^nd Street

Pressing Information:

100 copies on white vinyl. 25 of these appear in a Transparent Records color vinyl 7" box set.

200 copies on clear vinyl. 25 of these appear in a Transparent Records color vinyl 7" box set.

700 copies on black vinyl. 25 of these appear in a Transparent Records black vinyl box set.

5 copies signed by sleeve artist Jeff Gaither and the entire band The Undead, hand numbered to 5 made.

One 10" acetate at 33rpm (sold to private collector)

One 10" acetate at 45rpm (personal collection of Bobby Steele)

25 testpressings w/color copy of hand-painted version of the sleeve by Jeff Gaither. Testpressings are hand numbered. 5 of the testpressings appear in a Transparent Records testpressing box set.

All copies include insert with art by Spine from 1994 that was originally intended to be an Undead LP cover - but was never used (Spine did the art for the front cover of 'Act Your Rage' ).

[Undead/Times Square cover art]

[flyer for the Shelter show, commissioned from Jeff Gaither by Transparent Records]

[Undead/Times Square testpressing sleeve, color copy of hand-painted art by Jeff Gaither]

[Undead/ Times Square original B&W ink drawing before computer-generated color was added]

I did this one because of Bobby Steele having been in the original Misfits, and The Undead covered a Misfits song on the record. Later on, Joey Image from Human Buffet (also from the original Misfits) joined the Undead and they played at The Shelter in Detroit. They put me on the guest list and signed a bunch of these records for me, and it was a blast. Also, Bobby personally bought all of the records from me that I could not sell, he’s a great guy. This was one of the best releases on the label, and is destined to become a sought-after collectors item.

TR-23 V/A "Mechanized Death: An Accused Tribute" 2x7"

Bands/Songs:

Psychosomatic “Wrong Side of the Grave”

Victory Flag “Deception”

PBR Streetgang “Martha Splatterhead”

Disepticons “Scared of the Dark”

New Jacobin Club “Judgement Day”

Dizzy Dizzy MKII “The Corpse Walks”

Tingler “Splatter Rock”

Just Another Face “War=Death 88”

The Nits “Judgement Day”

Misery Seed “Take My Time”

The Person Inside of Regan “Buried Alive”

Catheter “Halo of Flies”

Pseudo Heros “Mechanized Death”

Young Sex Candy “The Maddest Story Ever Told”

Crimson Haybailer “Deception”

The Pallbearers “Fuckin’ For Bux”

Pressing Information:

800 black vinyl, full color glued sleeve with 2 inserts (that include art by Jeff Gaither)

200 clear vinyl, special folder sleeve that also holds full length Accused comic book and Accused flexi disk, Transparent Records sampler CD, 2 inserts, and more goodies (NOTE: This version was never actually released, as the printer never finished the special sleeves and then went out of business. The records, comic books, inserts and sampler CDs are still boxed and waiting).

[cover of regular glued sleeve]

[comic book that was to be included with special version]

[Martha Splatterhead art done by Jeff Gaither for the inserts]

[More Martha Splatterhead art done by Jeff Gaither for the inserts]

The Accused were about my favorite band of all time, save maybe The Dwarves, so this tribute was on my mind since the beginning of the label. I was actually in touch with Blaine from The Accused, so I had full permission to do this. It took quite a while to put together, but I was very happy with the results. Original Martha Splatterhead artist Jeff Gaither contributed insert art, Blaine supplied the label art, and one of the members of Psychosomatic did the cover art (with Lance from Thingmakers adding the color).

TR-24 Human Buffet 7”

Band Members:

Splinter – Lead Guitar

Baby Doll Todd – Vocals

James Ivers – Bass

Joey Image - Drums

Songs:

A: Cum, Man-Sized Habit

B: So You Love Your Bad Self?

Pressing Information:

20 testpressings w/regular sleeve. 5 of the testpressings appear in a Transparent Records testpressing box set.

33 copies of the sleeve were left uncut and unfolded as posters, hand signed and numbered by sleeve artist Jeff Gaither.

100 copies on red vinyl. 25 of these appear in a Transparent Records color vinyl 7" box set.

400 copies on black vinyl. 25 of these appear in a Transparent Records black vinyl box set.

Color vinyl copies include folded 8.5 x 11 insert on gray paper with extensive band history + contact/recording information. Rest of copies don't have insert, or include smaller version of the insert on color cardstock.

[Human Buffet logo used on inserts]

[Human Buffet full color gatefold sleeve art by Jeff Gaither]

This was another one of the the releases done to affiliate the label with well-known punk icons. While the music wasn’t exactly hardcore or punk, Joey Image (drums) was one of the original members of The Misfits. As a result of doing this release, I did get to meet Joey and get some autographs, and it was an altogether a fun experience.

TR-25 V/A "Socially Transparent Disease" CD Label sampler.

Bands/Songs:

The GC5 “Stand for Something”

The Dirtyss “Drivin’ Like A Jerk”

The Bump-N-Uglies “Fat, Loud and Drunk”

The Geriatrix “Pretty Little Nothing”

The Hybrid Mutants “That’s OK”

The Hard Liquors “Superstar”

The GC5 “Molly MaGuire”

Johnny Motel and the Fast Fucks “Knock Down Blues”

The Bump-N-Uglies “Diary of a Madman”

Plan III “Wake Up America”

The Accused “Paint It Red”

Beefcake in Chains “Death Row Daddy”

The GC5 “Beat To The Punch”

The New Jacobin Club “A Lesson In Mortality”

The Nihilistics “Soul Eater”

Pressing Information:

1000 copies, some as promos with no inserts, some as free bonuses with 7” vinyl records, a very few with misprinted sleeves (pink colored)

[back cover art]

[inner panel art]

A “part two” to this CD was planned, and the art finished, but the label went OOB before it was released.

[art created for STD II which was never released]

[more art for STDII which was never released]

This release was the crown jewel of the label, although not the best seller. Full color art by Jeff Gaither, the best song from every release in the first two years, photos of the bands taken at local shows (all photos by Paul Holstein), and finally my own thank-you list. I still play this release occasionally in my car or at home, and many of these songs are punk classics to me.

TR-26 The Fartz "N.W.T.O." 7"

Band Members:

Steve Fart – Bass

Karl Detonator – Drums

Blaine Fart – Vocals

Alex Maggot Braing - Guitar

Songs:

A: Gotta Brain, Death Merchants, Police Force

B: Iron Fist (Motorhead)

Pressing Information:

800 copies, black vinyl, full color sleeve w/ insert (12 different versions of insert exist)

200 copies, green vinyl, full color sleeve w/ insert

20 test pressings, regular sleeve and insert

5 green vinyl copies with all 12 versions of insert were added to the Transparent Records TESTPRESSING boxset. 5 of the testpressings were also added to the Transparent Records TESTPRESSING box set. 25 black vinyl and 25 green vinyl copies were added to the Transparent Records BOX SET II: The Next Two Years boxset.

[Fartz 7” sleeve art]

[Fartz 7” insert art]

Ok, this is just a great record. Not because of the full color Jeff Gaither cover art, or because it’s by a classic punk band that includes Blaine Fart (ex-Accused)…. It’s just a great record. An excellent last release…. I wanted to end it all on a good note, and this was perfect.

TR-27 Transparent Records Box Set III: The End.

(FINAL RELEASE!)

Limited to 10 made. Includes all of the singles and CDs

that were not included in the first two box sets.

This box set includes:

TR-09 Beefcake In Chains "Vice Amply Rewarded" 7" R.K. Sloane Sleeve, Pink Vinyl

TR-09 Beefcake In Chains "Vice Amply Rewarded" 7" R.K. Sloane Sleeve, Black Vinyl

TR-13 The Pallbearers "Drinkin' With The Dead" 7" Green Vinyl/Green Sleeve

TR-13 The Pallbearers "Drinkin' With The Dead" 7" Black Vinyl/Purple Sleeve

TR-13 The Pallbearers "Drinkin' With The Dead" 7" Black Vinyl/ Green Sleeve

TR-14 The Hybrid Mutants/ Flamin' Anus CD split

TR-17 The Bump-N-Uglies "The Finer Things In Life" CD gold foil logo on cover