The Rotters
presumed dead in japan LP
baka records. br 001 / 15 tracks / 1989
+ lyric sheet, comic insert and flyer. Numbered edition with silkscreen sleeves. I have also seen unnumbered copies, though. First 500 with red sleeve/black letters, others with black sleeve/red letters.
Yes, sir, the same old Rotters that had two 7"s in the late 70's. They somehow survived all the trendy hardcore, posi core and grunge rock in a Japanese basement. They haven't developed a bit, maybe the rock influence is a little bit stronger, but apart from that (and the better production) this could've been recorded in '78. Rough, simple punk rock, great if you like that kind of stuff. [7].
Die Rotters hatte es nach ihren beiden Singles rätselhafterweise nach Japan verschlagen, wo sie 10 Jahre lang lebten. Was auch immer sie da gemacht haben, auf ihre Musik hatte es keinen großen Einfluß. Der gleiche krachige, bratzige Punk, vielleicht mit etwas mehr Rock-Einfluß, aber ansonsten immer noch einfach und ungeschliffen wie damals. Interessantes Fossil aus alten Punk-Tagen.
thank god i'm damned / pink flamingos / down at the strand / i wanna be cloned / like you / don't send me to the delousing showers // amputee-karaoke (singing bar version) / i must be lou reed / porcelain buick / colonia / lsd cowboy / ralph again / bible belt twelve gauge
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