My friend Steve turned me onto this record at WRCT sometime in the early 90s. He said they were "Minneapolis' Minutemen," which isn't too far off the mark. To my ears they were also sonic contemporaries of Homestead Records mainstays like The Embarrassment, Salem 66, and Big Dipper. The record was pressed in a series of 1000 copies with unique cover artwork. Each cover was cut from a huge original painting that must have been - if my math is correct, and I like to think that it is - over 1000 square feet in size.
The attached image here is not my copy, by the way. I found mine at Jerry's in Pittsburgh somewhere along the way, but it's packed away in a stack of LP boxes at the moment. This image is blatantly swiped from the blog one base on an overthrow (thanks dude).
Download and enjoy, because unless you look hard you'll probably never find a copy of your own. There is also a CD version out there, released by Big Money Inc., which includes 14 bonus tracks. If you happen to have one let me know. I'd love to hear it.
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Hey! I've got a burned copy of this album with 30 tracks. Does that mean I have the bonus tracks? I don't know how many were on the original.
Sounds like you do. If you like, please upload and post here. Thanks!
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