PUNK BLUES
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0:00/9:40
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Include Me In (D.P.) 7:020:00/7:02
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Lonamilou (D.P.) 2:250:00/2:25
DAVE PARSONS
http://www.beastiemania.com/whois/parsons_dave/
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http://www.beastiemania.com/whois/parsons_dave/
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Dave Parson's Photo's Taken From The Internet
Excerpt Courtesy Of
"Kenny Klein Explains It All"
http://kenny-klein.blogspot.com/2011/11/nyhc-my-involvement-with-nyc-hardcore.html
"Kenny Klein Explains It All"
http://kenny-klein.blogspot.com/2011/11/nyhc-my-involvement-with-nyc-hardcore.html
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Around that time ('81-ish) a guy named Dave Parsons and his girlfriend Cathy came to NYC from Boca Raton, Florida. They opened a record shop and distribution outlet at 171 venue A beneath a local recording studio, called Rat Cage Records, and published a fanzine which they named for their former Florida home, Mouth Of The Rat. (The issue of MOTR pictured here shows Janet Whitehouse on the cover, as I recently learned from some excellent follow up e-mail). Rat Cage Records released some of the first and most influential Hardcore Punk records, including the first Beastie Boys EP Pollywog Stew (which was later released on Capitol Records as Some Old Bullshit). Most of the recordings were done just upstairs at 171 Studios. Rat Cage and 171 became the daytime hangout for many the Hardcore kids. You could walk into Rat Cage pretty much any afternoon and find members of the Beastie Boys, Luscious Jackson, The Bad Brains and The Cro Mags hanging out....
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Around that time ('81-ish) a guy named Dave Parsons and his girlfriend Cathy came to NYC from Boca Raton, Florida. They opened a record shop and distribution outlet at 171 venue A beneath a local recording studio, called Rat Cage Records, and published a fanzine which they named for their former Florida home, Mouth Of The Rat. (The issue of MOTR pictured here shows Janet Whitehouse on the cover, as I recently learned from some excellent follow up e-mail). Rat Cage Records released some of the first and most influential Hardcore Punk records, including the first Beastie Boys EP Pollywog Stew (which was later released on Capitol Records as Some Old Bullshit). Most of the recordings were done just upstairs at 171 Studios. Rat Cage and 171 became the daytime hangout for many the Hardcore kids. You could walk into Rat Cage pretty much any afternoon and find members of the Beastie Boys, Luscious Jackson, The Bad Brains and The Cro Mags hanging out....
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LITTLE TRAMP
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0:00/3:01
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Big Rock (D.P.) 5:250:00/5:25
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Smoke One (D.P.) 6:280:00/6:28
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0:00/2:35
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0:00/3:39
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0:00/9:40
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Include Me In (D.P.) 7:020:00/7:02
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Lonamilou (D.P.) 2:250:00/2:25
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0:00/3:01
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Smoke One (D.P.) 6:280:00/6:28
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0:00/2:35
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0:00/3:39