This item was donated by former GI bass player, Brian Gay. It is one of the few test pressings of Government Issue’s Legless Bull EP. It’s a large hole 45 rpm 7 inch. It is in VG condition.
People, I am learning so much about the ologies past trilogy!
As promised another copy is up for bidding right HERE!!
George Hurchalla, the talented author of Going Underground: American Punk 1979 – 1989, has donated 10 signed copies of the 2nd Edition to the cause. I’ll be putting a copy up each day! And don’t forget, you’ll have chances at other copies!!
People, do you believe in magic? I hope you do! Because we had a very special donation from Across The Pond. Thanks very much to Simon Young for the PMA and the donation of this SIGNED OFF LP.
Bidding is here for you people that quivering and drooling for this slab of wax.
People, I have learned that “pentalogy” is the correct word. As oppposed to, “50logy.”
As promised another copy is up for bidding right HERE!!
George Hurchalla, the talented author of Going Underground: American Punk 1979 – 1989, has donated 10 signed copies of the 2nd Edition to the cause. I’ll be putting a copy up each day! And don’t forget, you’ll have chances at other copies!!
Folks, today I found out quadrilogy is not a word, but tetralogy is. SO……
As promised another copy is up for bidding right HERE!!
George Hurchalla, the talented author of Going Underground: American Punk 1979 – 1989, has donated 10 signed copies of the 2nd Edition to the cause. I’ll be putting a copy up each day! And don’t forget, you’ll have chances at other copies!!
Folks, Henry Rollins graciously donated an auction item to help his friend, John Stabb, out. It’s a signed copy of Black Coffee Blues. It’s in MINT condition and a great collectible and read.
Bid HERE
As promised another copy is up for bidding right HERE!!
George Hurchalla, the talented author of Going Underground: American Punk 1979 – 1989, has donated 10 signed copies of the 2nd Edition to the cause. I’ll be putting a copy up each day! And don’t forget, you’ll have chances at other copies!!
These guys are incredibly generous and have been long time fans of John’s. Big big thanks to them and Amy Hairston at the R.E.M. office!!
“A pretty awesome auction item donated by R.E.M. Peter Buck has been a GI fan for a long time. When informed of this he donated a chunk of change for John’s treatment and the R.E.M. office went even further by offering up this poster for auction.
This is a mock up of the Olympic concerts that took place in 2007. Recordings from those concerts were turned in the Live at The Olympic release.
Bid HERE.
Folks, I had a real great coversation with Bruce Pavitt of Sub Pop fame a couple of weeks ago. He call John Stabb a legend and generously donated this rare Dils 7 inch from his personal collections. You’re got a love of music history and music love all in slab of smoking vinyl!!!
All proceeds go to benefit John Stabb and Mina Devadas. As alway, keep them in your thoughts and bid HERE
As promised another copy is up for bidding right HERE!!
George Hurchalla, the talented author of Going Underground: American Punk 1979 – 1989, has donated 10 signed copies of the 2nd Edition to the cause. I’ll be putting a copy up each day! And don’t forget, you’ll have chances at other copies!!
“An illustrated and wide-ranging survey of the underground U.S. punk scene in the 1980s The product of decades of work and multiple self-published editions, “Going Underground,” written by 1980s scene veteran George Hurchalla, is the most comprehensive look yet at America s nationwide underground punk scene. Despite the misguided mainstream press declarations that punk died with Sid Vicious or that punk was reborn with Nirvana, Hurchalla followed the DIY spirit of punk underground, where it not only survived but thrived nationally as a self-sustaining grassroots movement rooted in seedy clubs, rented fire halls, xeroxed zines, and indie record shops. Rather than dwell on well-documented suspects and trendsetters from LA, NY, and DC, Hurchalla delves deep into the underground s underbelly to root out stories from Chicago, Philadelphia, Austin, Lawrence, Annapolis, Cincinnati, Florida, and elsewhere. Like most of the truly great books on punk that have emerged to date, Hurchalla mixes his personal experiences with the words of dozens of band members, promoters, artists, zinesters, and scenesters. This revised second edition includes new photos, zine scans, and flyer collections from around the United States.”
John "Stabb" Schroeder 