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Category Archives: Seven Inch Friday
Fuckin’ Up Young by The Dirty Nil
SEVEN INCH FRIDAY: We’ve been avoiding our 7″ Friday posts shamelessly for months on end and finally here’s a good reason to bring you one. Fuckin’ Up Young by The Dirty Nil. Fucking-A! Blindly and without even thinking about it … Continue reading
Skin Yard vs. The Sirs on 7 Inch Friday
Jack Endino is one of the godfathers of the Seattle grunge scene. Mainly because he recorded bands cheap and fast for a bunch of Sub Pop bands. He also was pretty good head banging guitar player and Skin Yard was … Continue reading
Posted in Covers, New Brunswick, Seven Inch Friday
Tagged Covers, Skin Yard, The Sirs, The Stuntcocks
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Descendents vs Elvis Costello Live at Hollywood High
Welcome to 7″ Friday again! A little late today as I was distracted by the new 13th sign (see last post) but anyway here’s Elvis Costello And The Atractions Live at Hollywood High recorded in 1978. I found this EP … Continue reading
Posted in Live Concert, Live Mp3s, live show, Lost Mixes, Seven Inch Friday
Tagged Bootlegs, DESCENDENTS, Elvis Costello, Record Store Day
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ExVegas Vs Daisycutter 7inch Friday
Hundreds of bands have sprung from the very ripe boon-dock known as the New Brunswick N.J. Hub City/Rock City scene, even though some of is straight-up emo basement level variety hardcore. ExVegas was one of the more promising urban alternative … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Alternative Rock, Hub City, NJ, Noise Rock, Prosolar Mechanics, Seven Inch Friday, Uncategorized
Tagged daisycutter, Grunge, Hub City, Jersey Shore, New Brunswick, PMX
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Love Buzz Groovey Tunes 7″ Friday
Happy Christmas and winter solstice. Heres a four song Nirvana bootleg 7″ put out on Teen Spirit Records(001) from a performance on the Mark Goodier Radio 1 Sessions from Nov 1991. The actual vinyl says they are “Groovey Tunes” by … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Seven Inch Friday, vinyl records
Tagged 7" Friday, Grunge, Love Buzz, Nirvana, Radio 1, Rare Vinyl, Seattle
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Adrenalin O.D. vs Rodan 7″ Friday
Let’ Barbeque (1983) Adrenalin O.D. is Paul Richard Vocals, Jim Foster Guitar, Dave Scott Drums and Jack Steeples Bass. This was released on On Buy Our Records. a few roving members but were one of fastest bands on the planet. … Continue reading
Posted in 1980's, 1990s, 7 Inch, Seven Inch Friday
Tagged A.O.D, Alternative Tentacles, rodan
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Shellac Vs Bubblegum Thunder
I know how Albini loves digital. In respect i ripped this from the actual 7″. This is Shellac’s first record and first pressing. Each cover is created by hand so each is unique. The Guy Who Invented Fire b/w Rambler … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, 7 Inch, Chicago, Seven Inch Friday
Tagged Bubblegum Thunder, Noise Rock, Shellac
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Feed Me I love Trash 7 Inch EP
NJ ROCK SCENE HISTORY: New Jersey has always been a breeding ground for so many amazing bands. The Feed Me I Love Trash record (1990) was put out by the Rodriquez brothers on their Behemoth Records label and is a … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, 7 Inch, Seven Inch Friday
Tagged Blisters, LSD, New Brunswick, NJ, nudeswirl
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Buzzoven vs Buzzkill
Seven Inch Friday: This little punk rock story is probably one of my favorites although I probably won’t do it justice; it’s funny none the less. It’s the story of how the whole New Brunswick NJ scene got a Buzzov•en … Continue reading
Posted in 7 Inch, Buzzkill, buzzoven, Punk Rock, Seven Inch Friday, The Court Tavern
Tagged Buzzkill, Buzzoven, MP3
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7 Inch Friday: Baxter vs Unsane
Seven Inch Friday: Noise pollution sometimes can be seen as good thing. The east coast was fortunate to have plenty of bands stricken with the need to play fast and loud with the vocals and melody playing a backseat. Enter … Continue reading

