The Mummies - Running On Empty - Volume One. Estrus LP ES 94016.

It's March 31st, so this is the final upload for Mad Mummies March. I didn't quite get to the end of the Mummies-related uploads, so there will be other Mummies uploads as and when. For now, here's an after the fact 'Greatest Hits Volume One'. Side Two is a live recording and as with other live recordings on vinyl I've left it as one track. If you want to separate it out into its individual components then go ahead, I promise I won't tell. Back to the usual mix up in April. In the meantime... Enjoy.

The Mummies - Running On Empty - Volume One. Estrus LP ES 94016.

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Various - Supercharger & The Mummies - Demolition Derby 7 - DERBI 001.

The second time these two teamed up to fight evil. This time with two tracks recorded live on the tour detailed on the sleeve of yesterday's flexi-disc. Unlike yesterday's release, The Mummies track, What Can I Do?, was never reissued. According to many accounts both The Mummies and Supercharger were unhappy when Demolition Derby boss, Kris Verreth, kept repressing the disc, having exceeded what was apparently meant to be an initial limited run of 500. It's far from great - The Supercharger track is particularly forgettable, but it's better than most. Happy Mad Mummies March. More soon. Enjoy.

Various - Supercharger & The Mummies - Demolition Derby 7 - DERBI 001.

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The Mono Men - Live At Tom's Strip 'n Bowl. Estrus Records 10" ES 108.

We've not had a 10" on here since... the last Mono Men upload. If you're going to have a stag do then a good move would be to have it in a bowling alley, with live music from The Mono Men. Good work, Tom. So much classier than acting like a twat in whichever European city is accessible via the arse-end of bargain airline flights.

This is totally different to the CD release as I made my own, random, decisions about when and where to cut the tracks. Always an interesting decision with live recordings. This is, without doubt, much better than the CD release, which sounds like a lamb vomiting. Additionally, you can pop the bowling pins out of the cover of this release (the shrink wrap is holding them in). I bet you didn't get that when you wasted your money on the CD release. Enjoy.

The Mono Men - Live At Tom's Strip 'n Bowl. Estrus Records 10" ES 108.

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