HEARTBREAKERS - Live At Max's Kansas City LP hardcore Limited edition "Paint Slick Pink"

Limited edition "Paint Slick Pink" colour vinyl

this one is substantially more folky (though not to say folk)

e-bow and an assortment of effects pedals

The artist’s fifth LP was originally issued in 2001 and saw him both doubling-down on his sound and broadening his palette

HEARTBREAKERS - Live At Max's Kansas City LP hardcore Limited edition "Paint Slick Pink"Quite possibly the noisiest, messiest, most sheerly PUNK live album there ever was, from that opening clatter of car horns and feedback and sirens and the screech of metal all the way to their anarchic blast through Berry Gordy Jr.'s hoary old classic "Do You Love Me?" This is every bit as vital a document as Never Mind The Bollocks (and Mr. Thunders was always so indefinably more than the other punk Johnnys Rotten and Ramone), sneering and visceral,