Bad Religion: All Our Yesterdays (Live, 1983)

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Considering it's from '83 this Bad Religion, All Our Yesterdays, bootleg has surprisingly strong sound quality. While the encore of piss-takes of  rock n' roll standards is only funny once, the full-on guitar-centered takes on two songs from the long-disavowed keyboard-heavy Into the Unknown LP are are of inestimable historical value. Enjoy, coReligionists!

Song title            
   
1     We're Only Gonna Die        
2     Part III                         
3     Faith in God                        
4     It's Only Over When...                     
5     Latch Key Kids                         
6     The Dichotomy                    
7     Fuck Armageddon... This Is Hell        
8     Voice Of God Is Government                 
9     Slaves                    
10     Johnny B. Goode                    
11     Rock 'n' Roll                
12     Louie Louie

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Hitsville House Band ‎– The Girl With The Wandering Eye CD single (1996)

More Wreckless Eric (more HERE) Wrarities courtesy of our friend, French Bob.





Tracklist
1 The Girl With The Wandering Eye        4:10       
2 Lawrence Of Arabia On Ice                  4:56
3 Palace Of Tears                                     2:06

Credits
    Design – Northern Xposure
    Double Bass, Bass [Bowed] – Fabrice Lombardo
    Drums, Percussion – Denis Baudrillart
    Producer – Eric Goulden
    Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards [Clavoline] – Eric Goulden


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Cleveland's Screaming 1981 - 1983 Documentary about the Cleveland H/C Scene

Clevland's Screaming, a lo-fi, low-light documentary on one local hardcore scene, is the kind of labour-of-love/by-product-of-hate that dozens of North American cities could have produced. Filmmaker/author and zen-punk Brad Warner documents the trials and tribulations of far-from-famous bands like Zero Defects, Starvation Army, Urban Mutants, Offbeats as well as numerous scenesters with great humanity. It's an arresting mix of new interviews and rough archival footage that rips along like the genre it documents.





Thanks to David McLean for pointing out this rough cut of the film!

Wreckless Eric: Live!

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Here's an undated but good-sounding Wreckless Eric (more HERE) solo set. Since it features a reading from his book 2004 autobiography "A Dysfunctional Success", a run-through of his 2002 single "Continuity Girl" and no mention of Amy Rigby we can safely assume this is from the earlier part of the 2000's.
Update: reader, Allan, suggest this is from Bonaventure Social Club 05.04.2006.





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Paul Weller: Into Tomorrow (Full Documentary)

As a North American it can be weird to review the career of Paul Weller. Not only did The Jam, The Style Council and his solo career never break big, even his cult following here never had the sheer obsessiveness of say, a Morrisey or a Robert Smith. While I see Weller is one of the greatest English song-writers of all time (heady company, indeed), I've always felt part of a fairly soft-spoken minority. Now back home in England Weller is revered as "The Modfather", patron saint of every Englishmen with a ringing guitar and a sneering hook. So watching this excellent documentary on the man's career can be both bewildering and faith-affirming - enjoy!