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NEW ALBUM BY THE ULTIMATE MUTANT ROCKERS DROPS IN '83 -- A POST-HARDCORE WAVE IS RISING IN REAGAN'S AMERICA.
PICS INFO: Mega spotlight on record release party flyer design for the BIG BOYS second studio album, "Lullabies Help the Brain Grow," held at the Record Exchange in Austin, TX, USA, on June 24, 1983.
PIC #2: BIG BOYS flyer design for a gig at the Soap Street Saloon in Austin, TX, USA, with band's BUTTHOLE SURFERS and NO TREND supporting. A "Lullabies..." LP release show.
Sources: https://austinpunk.wordpress.com/category/soap-creek-saloon, Flickr, various, etc...
Miley @ record release party
“Show Pony stealing the love from Mad Gear at the Fuck You House last week. What can we say, they know how to get the people up in all kinds of fireworks.”
Someone is selling their copy of the loop lounge record release party photo on ebay, along with a January 2006 Metal Hammer
I think it’s cool, but I have Frank’s post of it and I already have a scan of the article in the mag.
I think I’ll pass.
34 YEARS AGO TODAY -- THE COWBOYS FROM HELL TOOK OVER THE CITY OF DALLAS, TX.
PIC INFO: Spotlight on a flyer design promoting PANTERA's "Cowboys from Hell" record release party, on Saturday July 21, 1990, at the Basement, Dallas, TX. Artwork by Dimebag Darrell (1966-2004) -- another legend lost.
FLYER INFO: "The Basement in Dallas was the unofficial home base club in the early days of PANTERA, which shot three music videos in one day there: "Psycho Holiday", "Cemetery Gates" and "Cowboys from Hell". Three days before the release of "Cowboys from Hell", Pantera played a record release party for everyone at The Basement, for which guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott created the original flyer."
-- BRAVE WORDS (July, 2020)
Source: www.picuki.com/media/3417177015586275262.
Such a sweet soul... 💝😎🙌🏼