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1) Death Dance 2000
2) Bat Chain Pusher
3) Crystal Skeleton
4) Open Yr Mindlight
5) Improvisation I
6) Velvet Hole In The Head
7) 8-Bit Graveyard
8) Giant Square Wheels
9) rehsup niahc tab
10) Code : Decode
11) Priest With A Badge
12) Amp Has Killed Amp
13) Deep C
Split Split release by Sincere Brutality and Xeroid Records (SBR-01 / XER-03)
Visit Point Line Plane at thier website.
Watch the annimated Point Line Plane video E*rock made.
Read show preview of Point Line Plane in the Stranger 8/12/02.
Read show
preview of
Point Line Plane in the SF Bay Guardian 10/18/02.
Read show
preview of Point Line Plane in Portland Mercury 5/2/02.
Read a cd review at Deep Fried Bonanza (www.dfbpunk.com)
Read Point Line Plane cd review in Mundanesounds.com
Read a review at STNT (www.stnt.org)
$10 + $2 for 1st class shipping in the US or $5 for air / global priority worldwide shipping.
E-mail any questions to xeroidscreamer@hotmail.com
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Split release by XEROID RECORDS & EXTRAVERTIGO RECORDINGS - XER-002 / EXTR10
Bands & tracks are:
>> DISC 1 <<
1. FLUX INFORMATION SCIENCES - punish or be damned
2. AKIMBO - vertigo
3. INTELLIGENCE - the beat goes on
4. BROWN CUTS NEIGHBORS - I am a mensch
5. MUSTACHIO - I'm going steady w/ Twiggy
6. CRIPPLES -
cholo jump
7.
STEREOKE - last
four digits
8. URSULA & the ANDROIDS - the
scream
9. THE TYRADES - government
love affair
10. TWO MINUTE HATE
- in a better world
11. 8th
GRADE - 122 hours of fear
12. RUBBER O' CEMENT w/ KARLA
LEVAY - I wanna hurt
13. SPOOKY
PIE w/ PAUL ROESSLER -go guy
14. CANDLEMAKER - Eva Braun
>> DISC 2 <<
1. LUXO CHAMP -
Mator Dolores
2. CANNED HAMM
- the beat goes on
3. RECKLESS
BASTARDS - she's the girl in
the car
4. BLOODHAG - If I can't
have what I want, I don't want
anything
5. The MISS - peer pressure
6. CRIPPLES -I'm going steady
w/ Twiggy
7. KK BARRETT & PAUL
ROESSLER - sex boy
8. A-FRAMES
- I wanna hurt
9. DESTRUCTION
UNIT - nervous
10. PHANTOM SURFERS
- Eva Braun
11. AAIIEE - she
frightens
12. TEEN CTHULHU - violent world
13. BASIN JENTLY - I go for
you
14. SPIDER COMPASS GOOD
CRIME BAND - punish or be damned
15. POINT LINE PLANE - give
the future a break.
Read a review of "The Necessary Effect" in the Stranger.
Read a review of "The Necessary Effect" at Deep Fry Bonanza (www.dfbpunk.com).
Read a review of the V/A "A Tribute To The Screamers" cdr promo in Blank Generation.
("SEE INSIDE" coming soon photos & info from the booklet + some unused photos from the cd photo shoots.)
>>> Learn some more about The Screamers. <<<
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Split release by XEROID RECORDS & EXTRAVERTIGO RECORDINGS - XER-001 / EXTR9
>> CD # 1 <<
-- Live at The Whisky, LA 1/7/78
1. Vertigo
2. The Beat Goes On
3. Magazine Love
4. Government Love Affair (Don't Pay The Whore)
5. I Wanna Hurt
6. Peer Pressure
7. If I Can't Have What I Want, I Don't Want Anything
8. Punish Or Be Damned
9. It's A Violent World
10. I'm Going Steady With Twiggy
-- Pat Garrett Demos 7/7/77
11. Matar Dolores
-- Demos 78/79 ?
(recorded by David Cambell & Renee Daalder)
12. I'm A Mensch
13. The Scream
14. Need A Head-On (Why The World)
-- Live at Mabuhay Gardens, SF 9/2/78
15. 122 Hours Of Fear
16. Vertigo
17. Last 4 Digits
18. Magazine Love
19. Beat Goes On
20. Punish Or Be Damned
21. In A Better World
>> CD #2 <<
-- Live at The Whisky, LA 1-6-78
1. The Beat Goes On
2. In A Better World
3. Punish Or Be Damned
4. If I can't have what I want, I don't want anything
5. GO guy
6. Magazine love
7. Vertigo
8. Sex boy
9. Violent world
-- Radio spot, Tomata
(played on KROQ in LA for 7/19-21/79 shows)
10. Roxy radio spot
-- Demos 78/79 ?
(recorded by David Cambell & Renee Daalder)
11. Need A Head-On (Why The World), The Scream
(sorry bad indexing, so this is also on #11 !
-- Live 78 (at The Whisky 7/1/78 )
12. Eva Braun
13. 122 Hours of Fear
14. Mater Dolores
15. Thru The Flames (She Frightens)
16. Magazine Love
17. Vertigo
18. Sex Boy
-- Pat Garrett Demos 7/7/77
19. If I Can't Have What I Want, I Don't Want Anything
Read a review of "In a Better World" in Blank Generation.
Read a review of "In a Better World" in Gullbuy.com
Read a review at STNT (www.stnt.org)
See inside the Better World booklet!
>>> Learn some more about The Screamers. <<<
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This is vhs collection of live Screamers footage & rare videos clocking in at nearly 1 hour & 45 minutes. Includes a nice cover with rare photos + venue & song listings. Live shows are at the MASQUE 12/16/77 > 1. Violent world 2. Peer pressure 3. Going steady w/ twiggy - the WHISKY 1/6/78 > 1. The beat goes on 2. In a better world 3. Punish or be damned 4. If I can't have what I want, I don't want anything ! 5. Go guy 6. Magazine love 7. Vertigo 8 Sex boy 9. Violent world - the MABUHAY 9/2/78 > 1.122 hours of fear 2. Vertigo 3. Llast four digits 4. Magazine love 5. Beat goes on 6. Punish or be damned 7. In a better world - the WHISKY 5/15-17/79 > 1. Nervous 2. She frightens 3. I go for you 4. I'm a mensch 5. Friends. Videos are Eva Braun & the 2 versions of 122 hours of fear. As a bonus there is a CNN artist spotlight interview w/ Tomata Du Plenty, from 1999, about his paintings.
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You are looking at the rare film "POPULATION: 1 (a musical science-fiction fantasy)" by Renee Daalder. It is about 75 minutes long & stars Tomata Du Plenty & Shelia Edwards + includes some music & videos by the Screamers. Pop: 1 while superficially the story of the last living survivor of the great nuclear whatever, who's trapped in a underground bunker, it is actually a multilayered history of art, video, music & America's long lasting love affair with destruction. >> To get a better idea of how this film came together you can read a piece, penned by Hubert Mensch for the LA premier in the early 80's, about the Screamers, Renee Daalder & Population:1. > **** The Screamers' cathartic blend of stark Brechtian psychodrama, Egon Schele attire, minimal melodies and grinding, relentless beat earned them popularity among the range of counter-culture communities - from rich Fiorucci clones to the poorest punks. They were the first "punk" band to play the Roxy, to sell out 10 shows at the Whisky, to abolish guiters. But in 1979, at the absolute peak of the alternative music scene, they abruptly stopped performing. The center of operations shifted to an abandoned Vag-o-Matic warehouse on the wrong end of Melrose, refurbished into a slate-of-the-art video studio, where Dutch cult-film director Rene Daalder (whose films include Massacre at Central High) planned a videodisc revolution with the Screamers as its biggest stars. With his concept of the constantly moving camera, of videos that could happily be watched hundreds of times, records would be superseded by a complete media experience. Over the next couple of years, half the hipsters in LA passed through the studio's green doors to lay down tracks on the 24-track tape machine, or to add atmosphere to ongoing filmings. Screamers drummer K.K. Barrett built sets, composer/synthesist Tommy Gear wrote music, and singer Tomata du Plently - natch - was the star. Unfortunately, Duran Duran and happy-talk VJs beat Daalder to the punch - and the only product to issue from his collaboration with the Screamers was a disastrous multimedia Whisky show with Tomata and K.K. Now there's another. After a prolonged journey back to his drawing board, Daalder conceived Population: One, a postapocalyptic nightmare taken from the above-mentioned film sessions.