EAT HOT LEAD | VINYL RECORD (LP)

Limited vinyl LP pressing. First ever reissue of 1980 L.A. punk rarity. At long last, Black Gladiator and Slovenly boldly present the first ever reissue of the infamous Eat Hot Lead LP from San Fernando Valley's Puke Spit & Guts! Fully authorized by the band's surviving members, this project was ten years in the making, and originally slated for re-release by Alternative Tentacles. Here's Jello Biafra, as quoted from Re/Search's Incredibly Strange Music Vol. II tome: "Most extreme of all in music and attitude was Puke Spit & Guts from Southern California - their album was subtly titled Eat Hot Lead. They're none too subtle about how much they hate having to play with punk bands, even though they sound like them. In L.A. they even had a run-in with an original D.C. hardcore band, The Teen Idles (Ian MacKaye pre-Minor Threat; Henry Rollins was their roadie). Seems Ian borrowed their bass amp and blew it up. P.S.& G. chased them all over the parking lot outside Madame Wong's (a punk club)!" A crew of spirited So. Cal. Weirdos, as opposed to mere punks, Puke Spit & Guts released the LP on their own Important Records label in 1980. Members Donny Death, Captain Worm, Dick Head (real name!), Marie Manslaughter and Stuicide assembled this absurdist and raunchy LP with the unholy shrieks of human victims being fed into a countertop blender between each track. On the opening cut - the PS&G theme - Death declares most bizarrely and brazenly "Sex Pistols couldn't their liquor, Ramones wear tennis shoes! Alice Cooper is a party pooper, we're the punk band for youuuu!" On "Kill for Kicks" he proclaims "I'm so tired, I'm so bored, I don't wanna live no more! Life is a f***er and I'm a whore!" And it only gets weirder from there. Marie Manslaughter let's you know if you wanna get some of her fine lovin' you gotta self-mutilate on "Send Me Your Ear," and even then, anal sex is outta the question on "You Ain't Never." We're not even gonna attempt to tell you What Captain Worm is yelling about on the title track. This one-in-a-million scumbag rarity makes a killer companion to your Mentors, Jabbers, Broken Talent, and We're Loud records.