The Sleeve: The Liner/Sleeve Notes: “Shortly after, Kim Fowley hosted a series of new wave nights at the Whiskey, and the Germs managed to be included on the bill. They told everyone they knew to bring some kind of food, and the results resembled a hurricane in a Safeway produce department. Sickening concoctions of salad... Read More »
The Sleeve: The Liner/Sleeve Notes: “First of the hard-core L.A. groups to come up with a single, the Germs have recorded (I think that’s the word) one of the most mind-boggling songs I’ve ever heard. They take monotony to new heights and push the absurdity factor further than almost any other group. The song... Read More »
The Sleeve: The Liner/Sleeve Notes: “Erick Massegee, the most hard-headed member of the Charles Massegee Evangelistic Team, sings, teaches and amuses on this record. Erick, youngest member of the team, is the dummy manipulated by Beverly Massegee. Mrs. Massegee won the National Association of Ventriloquists’ 1974 Dialogue Contest for two of the routines she and... Read More »
Cover/Sleeve: The Liner/Sleeve Notes: “The Kaye Family must surely rank as unique among musical entertainers. Mother, Father, Daughter and Son, whilst each projecting strong individual qualities in their respective talents, merge into a blendship of melodic unity, which is smoothly maintained throughout a warm and appealing performance. Audience attention is commanded by supreme musicianship,... Read More »
