VA "Tales From The Livers Edge" 2x LP OOP VG+ Less Than Jake Melt Banana Schlong
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Various Artists "Tales From the Livers' Edge" 2xLP Very Small Records (US)
Vinyl is VG+, Jacket is VG+
Out of Print!!
Track Listing:
Henry WeinnArds Red A1 –Quitters Inc. Detox Van A2 –Flies, The (4) Austrian A3 –Automatics, The (2) Sit And Drink A4 –Teenage Boneheads, The A Song About Not Drinking At The Pub A5 –Wretched Ones, The Bottles And Cans A6 –Broken Toys, The This Place A7 –Depo-Provera I'm Not A Date, I'm An Alcoholic A8 –Bomf! Drinkin' And Drivin' Written-By – Business, The A9 –Pizzle March Of The Midnite Dragon A10 –Sissies, The Sick Too Long A11 –Schlong Tequilla Welcher A12 –Piss Shivers, The A Song About Beer A13 –Velvet Pelvis Six Pack Wanda Bee-yah B1 –Rhythm Pigs, The* Jingly Jangly Guitar Band B2 –Beat-Ons, The Drink Drank Drunk B3 –Piss-N-Vinegar You Make Me Wish I Had A Six Pack B4 –Spot 1019 Dentyne Visine B5 –Sillies, The Does A Body Good B6 –Elmer Hangover Of Love B7 –Haggis (8) Wasn't That A Blast? B8 –Hairy Italians, The The Way B9 –Snatchers, The Anyway You Slice It Cerveza C1 –Melt Banana* He Says "Drink Or Die", I Say "Drink And Puke" C2 –Less Than Jake Cheese C3 –Fatty Lumpkin Flyin' Across The Room C4 –Slackjaw (5) Olde English, New Fishtank C5 –Not Today Last Weekend C6 –Sharon Tate Mudslide C7 –Fuzz, The (6) Breakfast In A Bottle C8 –One Eye Open Drunkski '96 (Not Beyond) C9 –Catapult (3) Between Four Twenty And Beer Thirty Durnk D1 –Lopez (9) Pie Is Up D2 –Fetish (5) Six Pack Written-By – Black Flag D3 –Gringo (12) Drink D4 –Totally Fuckin' Lit* Drinkin' And Thinkin' D5 –Dwarf Bitch Stumble D6 –Boozers, The Down And Out D7 –Spider Babies, The* Drink Beer D8 –Kassos, The Bar Trippin' D9 –Degenerates, The Beer D10 –Sour Milk I'm Drinking Everything D11 –Withdrawals, The Who Cares? D12 –Cripples, The (4) Blatz Is NastyVery Small Records is an independent record label, formed in 1989 by David Hayes, co-founder and former co-owner of Lookout Records. The name of the label was changed to Too Many Records around 1994, but was changed back around 1997. The label terminated in 2003.
Formation
Lookout Records was first founded in Laytonville, California in the spring of 1987 as a device to put out the first album by The Lookouts, a punk rock band featuringLarry Livermore (née Lawrence Hayes). Following the release of the LP the label would remain dormant for the rest of 1987. The year was an exciting one in the East Bay, however, with the explosion of a vibrant musical scene around the Gilman Street Project, closely associated with the influential monthly punk fanzineMaximumrocknroll (MRR).
Livermore decided to launch Lookout as a general record label as a means of documenting the new Gilman bands, entering into a business partnership with an acquaintance, David Hayes (no relation), who had previously been instrumental in preparing a compilation album released by MRR. In January 1988 the new Lookout burst into the world with the simultaneous release of four 7-inch EP records, including releases by legendary East Bay groups Crimpshrine, Isocracy, andOperation Ivy.
After two years of rapid-fire releases, Livermore and Hayes would soon suffer an acrimonious parting of the ways. David Hayes left to start his own Berkeley-based label, which he named Very Small Records, with Livermore retaining the name and back-catalog of Lookout — which would ultimately explode in popularity, powered by such associated East Bay bands as Operation Ivy and Green Day. Very Small Records, by way of contrast, would remain very small, continuing to produce a great number of its releases on the comparatively unprofitable 7-inch vinyl format.
Name changes
In 1994 Hayes changed the name of his label from Very Small Records to Too Many Records. The label would remain under the new name until 1997, at which time the old name and logo was restored.
Bands
Very Small Records released records for such punk bands as Operation Ivy, Jawbreaker, Pinhead Gunpowder, Crimpshrine, Corrupted Morals, Less Than Jake,Schlong, Sewer Trout and compilation albums featuring such bands as Less Than Jake, The Piss Shivers, J Church, and Blanks 77.
Termination
The label's final record, catalog number VSR-88, was released in 2003.
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