Black Lodge Relics

Sunday, 22 March 2026

[1985] The Dogs D'Amour - Rock 'N' Roll Tape

Refreshed copy of this classic Dogs Bootleg in Flac. This contains a bunch of 1985 Demos and some Original Mixes from the 1984 The State We're In album. A must for any Dogs fan.

[1985] The Dogs D'Amour - Rock 'N' Roll Tape (Flac)

Saturday, 21 March 2026

The Vietnam Veterans & Mark Embatta

Had a few Mark Embatta items requested a wee while back. Took a bit to split and track the vinyl. I'm not a big Psychedelic Garage fan, but for some reason I've always loved the Vietnam Veterans and anything Mark Embatta did. I think most of it's because of the cleverness and humour. Well recommended.

[1983] The Vietnam Veterans - On The Right Track Now (LP)

[1984] The Vietnam Veterans - Crawfish For The Notary (LP)

[1985] The Vietnam Veterans - Green Peas (Live Album)(2LP)

[1986] The Vietnam Veterans - In Ancient Times (LP)

[1987] The Temple Gates - The Temple Gates (LP)

[1987] The Vietnam Veterans - Catfish Eyes And Tales (LP)

[1988] Mark ''Vet'' Enbatta - Hidden Passions (LP)

[1989] The Vietnam Veterans - The Days Of Pearly Spencer (1998 Reissue)

[1989] The Vietnam Veterans - The Days Of Pearly Spencer (LP)

[1990] Vietnam Chain - Susmoala Beat (LP)

[1994] The Thyrd Twin - Churls

[2005] The Vietnam Veterans (As The Gitanes) - Cloudy Draw

[2009] The Vietnam Veterans (As The Gitanes) - Strange Girl

[2014] The Vietnam Veterans - A Fistful Of Love

[2015] The Vietnam Veterans - Bootlegs

The Vietnam Veterans & Mark Embatta

Friday, 20 March 2026

Deletion

Deletion...

I've had an email account that I use for MEGA deleted for breaking some kind of rules that I don't understand, and can't remedy. I don't know if that effects any of my posts as I no longer have access, but feel free to ask for reposts if any links come up dead. If I have time I'll repost them.

[1989] VA - New York Scum Rock (Cassette)

Buddy mentioned this ROIR tape so I grabbed my copy. It had a bit of tape stretch and I've tried to tidy it up the best I could. Never could understand what Scum Rock was coz it just sounds like No Wave Underground Punk to me. Sure it's a little rough and ready being recorded live at CBGB's but it's well worth a listen. My personal pick would obviously be the live Waldos track, but there's a couple on here that are true gems. Only ever released on tape so I guess it's a bit of a rarity these days. I used to buy all the ROIR releases that interested me and I wore my Johnny Thunders Too Much Junky Business T-Shirt that I bought from them until it was basically 95% pure holes. Give it a go coz ya just might like it. Expanded art by me.