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Looking to clear the shelves.... Shoot me offers, and i will be pricing all these shortly. Anything not sold on the boards will head to ebay in a week or two. I could be down for trades as well. - More being added soon - Photos/Pressing info available upon request LPs: Black Wine - S/T LP - Black Vinyl (Ex Ergs/Hunchback) Chixdiggit! - From Scene to Shinning Scene LP - Blue Vinyl Chixdiggit! - Born on the First of July LP - Gold Vinyl Lemuria - First Collection LP - Bright Green Vinyl Lemuria - Get Better LP - Pink Vinyl Radio Faces - Party at Bushwick Hotel LP - Black Vinyl (Ex Ergs/Bent Outta Shape... Shot Baker - Take Control LP - Blue Vinyl Teenage Bottlerocket - Freak Out LP - Fat pressing / Pink Vinyl Comps: V/A - Children in Heat LP - Black Vinyl - Misfits tribute with the Refused... Long out of print V/A - The Eagle has Lands 2x LP - Black Vinyl - Cover made out of a map. Comp includes At the Drive In V/A - Marc's a Dick and Gar's a Drunk Comp LP - Black Vinyl - Includes the traitors, Smoking Popes, Alkaline Trio, No Empathy.... Super awesome, and rare comp. V/A - Dr Strange 20 Years LP - Pic Disc - Rhythm Collision, Freeze, Bollweevils, Government Issue... EPs: At the Drive In - One Armed Scissors 7" Black Vinyl American Steel - Every New Morning 7" Black vinyl Bad Religion - Covers Bootleg 7" Black vinyl - Zeppelin, Chuck Berry, REO Speedwagon covers Latterman - Better Halves 7" Black vinyl / 1 sided No Use for A Name / Soda - Split 7" Black vinyl Off with their Heads / Morning Glory - always Alone 7" red vinyl / OWTH tour color Plow United / Weston - Split 7" - Black vinyl Scream - Mardi Gras 7" Black vinyl - Dave Grohl on drums! SOA - 1980 Demo / I was a Teenage Pencil Neck Geek 7" - Purple vinyl Swingin Utters - Stuck in a Circle 7" Green/Black Splatter Comps: V/A - Gerbil Assault Comp - Rumbleseat, Dolomites, Ding Dang... 7" Black Vinyl V/A - Trouble in Mind Comp 7" White Wires, Charlie & the Moonhearts, Ty Segall... 7" White vinyl #829/1000 Used Kids/Pop Punk lot of 3 7"s = $6ppd V/A - 4 way split - Pretty Boy Thorson, Used Kids, Ninja Gun, Tim Version 7" Black/Pink Vinyl Used Kids - S/T 7" Black vinyl - Mikey Erg! Sinkhole / New Sweet Breath - Split 7" Black Vinyl Rumspringer 7" lot = $7ppd Rumspringer / Sleep Like A Log - Split 7" Gray Vinyl Rumspringer / Dude Jams - Split 7" - Bright Blue Vinyl Art of the Underground 7" Subscription Series - 18x 7" Lot for $65ppd Failures' Union, The - Art of the Underground Vol. 1 7” Robert Blake - Art of the Underground Vol. 4 7" Kitty Little - Art of the Underground Vol. 5 7" Sloane Peterson - Art of the Underground Vol. 41 7" [subscription Series 180/350] Stymie - Art of the Underground Vol. 42 7" [subscription Series 191/350] Noise By Numbers - Art of the Underground Vol. 43 7” [subscription Series 283/350] Bangers - Art of the Underground Vol. 44 7" [subscription Series 6/350] Besties, The - Art of the Underground Vol. 47 7" [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Classics of Love - Art of the Underground Vol. 49 7" [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Full Of Fancy - Art of the Underground Vol. 50 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Black Wine - Art of the Underground Vol. 51 7" [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Dead Mechanical - Art of the Underground Vol. 52 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Young Leaves, The - Art of the Underground Vol. 53 7" [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Plates - Art of the Underground Vol. 54 7" [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Creeps, The - Art of the Underground Vol. 56 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] American War - Art of the Underground Vol. 57 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] So Adults - Art of the Underground Vol. 58 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350] Deep Pockets - Art of the Underground Vol 59 7” [subscription Series Unnumbered/350]

Hey Everyone, We're doing the mail order for our friend Ryan's (Am. Steel/Communique) new label Lugosi Records. First on deck are the American Steel "Rogues March" LP reissue and the debut full length from his new band The Reckless Kind which also has Adam from AFI in it. We expect copies to arrive August 24th and start shipping shortly after that. You can pre-order copies of both at the store here http://lugosirecords.bigcartel.com/ Here's the one sheety info about these...both written by Brendan Kelly. You can blame/thank him for the use of the term "dick-swingingest"! AMERICAN STEEL - ROGUES MARCH LP The classic second album from American Steel. Features limited edition 140 gram green vinyl, full color poster with cover art painting, lyrics and photos! At long last, after delays that ended only when Lookout! Records finally shut its doors earlier this year, American Steel’s classic 1999 album Rogue’s March will finally be available again on August 24th via guitarist and vocalist Ryan Massey’s new endeavor, Lugosi Records. More focused than their untitled debut, Rogue’s March found American Steel at their aggressive, snarly best. Before the overt, genre-bending experimentation of Jagged Thoughts, Rogue’s March effortlessly placed vitriolic anthems like ‘Whiskey, Women and Blackguarding’ alongside melancholy rippers like ‘Every New Morning’ and dancey, Clash-esque numbers like ‘Got a Backbeat’ to create what remains, to many, the definitive album from Gilman’s second generation of bands. All in all, Rogue’s March is a portrait of a legendary Bay Area band during their early career-defining peak and emotional boiling point. THE RECKLESS KIND - GOLDEN AGE THINKING LP The Reckless Kind's debut album "Golden Age Thinking" on limited edition 140 gram translucent gold vinyl. Includes a 12"x24" fold out poster with the full color cover painting on one side, and all lyrics and photos on the back! What if I were to tell you that members of classic Bay area punk bands AFI and American Steel had joined forces with a bunch of young whippersnappers and formed a band called The Reckless Kind, and that they play some of the dick-swingingest rock and roll this side of 1979 – with tunes that recall the best of Tom Petty, Thin Lizzy and even a little Exile-era Stones thrown in to keep it classy? I hear your skepticism, but man, it’s true! A far cry from the punk anthems of the sweaty clubs and Warped Tour fairgrounds that their more well-known members are known for, The Reckless Kind have the sort of effortless cocky swagger that will, if you play their songs loud enough, take you back in time to the age of denim-clad asskickery, and rock you so hard that you pass out in a pool of sweat and wake up pregnant with yourself. But that’s not the only trick The Reckless Kind has up their sleeves. They also croon out the soul, a-la the Stax sounds of yore. You’ll even find a trumpet or two on this motherfucker! It’s bombastic rock meets ‘time-to-fuck’ soul at its absolute best and it’s gonna be available on August 24, 2012 in the form of their upcoming debut full length, Golden Age Thinking, courtesy of upstart Oakland label Lugosi Records. So dust off your Zippos and hide your daughters, because The Reckless Kind is coming to rock you. Here’s how it went down: Bay Area natives and long time collaborators Ben Coil and Brian Miu, starting with little more than a vague idea of what they wanted to do after the dissolution of their previous projects, started cranking out songs that were so magnetic that they attracted a golden voiced, walking embodiment of rock and roll named Phillip all the way from the hinterlands of Arizona to Northern California. There he decided to wear his sunglasses at night, grow a resplendent mane/beard combo that makes Simba from the Lion King look like Neo, fresh out of the Matrix, and lend his amazing pipes to the proceedings. Virtuoso multi-instrumentalist Sean Reilly soon joined in on guitar and keys and was closely followed by Adam Carson from AFI on the drums. When it came time to record Golden Age Thinking, The Reckless Kind enlisted Sharkbite Studios owner and resident knob-twiddler Ryan Massey, of American Steel/Communique fame, to do the honors. Ryan, so turned on by the tunes that The Reckless Kind boys were cranking out in his studio, not only offered to put Golden Age Thinking out on his own Lugosi Records, but also muscled his way into the lineup as the sixth man, playing keys and guitars and singing backups. It’s not every day that a band goes in to make an album and comes out with a new member, unfettered access to a studio and a record label, folks. But in this case, that’s what all the fuss is about. So, come see The Reckless Kind celebrate the launch of Lugosi Records and the release of Golden Age Thinking at Bottom of the Hill in SF on August 24th with American Steel. Or if you can’t make it, catch them when their limited touring schedule brings them closer to your home. Massey, who is the default band mouthpiece due to his being the keyboardist, guitarist, engineer, producer and label honcho all at the same time, has said that besides West Coast weekend dates, The Reckless Kind is planning on doing at least one full US tour this year. So don’t miss your chance this time, because by the next time they tour, if The Reckless Kind’s magnetic contagion continues like it’s been going, they’ll probably have like a hundred guys in the band. Consider yourselves warned.

Would like to buy or trade for Communique's Walk Into The Light on gold. Thanks.