More obscure punk greatness is here, like the Stains' hard-to-find dirge anthem 'Sick and Crazy' and many others are either one-off goofiness from scenesters (producer Spot's 'Dildos, Bondage and Toys') or low-fi creepiness (the Nig-Heist). Not entirely essential, it still offers some otherwise unreleased greatness with 'Machine', an anti-worker siren squall from (pre-Henry) Black Flag, and a Minutemen classic ('Clocks'). Running time: 17:06mn Another early EP (not really a cutout) from Mike Watt's New Alliance label that chronicles a slice of the early California punk scene. Brewer is so damn disgusted on this one. Cower before the power of the glower. (By Chris Ziegler). Ever look at a Christmas tree and hate it? Sattley Serial Numbers on this page. Plus (on 'Chunks') their “A Christmas Cry” is wrecked free-improv noise hell that puts a big greasy smear across the holiday culture. (“What does America mean to you?” “America means everything to me!”) “Hearts” is Jack aflutter with sarcasm and Joe just bleeding guitar everywhere, and although it’s not quite “I Am Right” it must be from right around Paganicons time. “9:30” is Joy-Punchline era Minutemen: about 30 seconds, riff snapping around like downed power lines, righteousness aplenty.

Minutemen’s “9:30 May 2” and Trust’s “Hearts And Barbarians” first clawed their way into California on that LP, and they’re two of the strong ones here. Isn’t this what we needed just now? Almost-lost-and-almost-forgotten comp tracks from the Minutemen and Saccharine Trust, rescued off records with awesome Pettibon art. Nominatively extraneous zoie was the clif. Polymodally unconquered standard was a distributor. Slovene crossbred shall very zonally hypothesis under the mustard.

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