Laurie's Planet of Sound

RECORD STORE DAY 2017!  OFFICIAL LIST!  LAURIE’S PLANET OF SOUND  

Each release is limited to one per customer! No holds or pre-sales are allowed!
First come, first served!

7”s

AGAINST ME! - Stabitha Christie b/w First High Of The Morning
ALICE IN CHAINS - “93/99” double 7”
ANDRE 3000 - All Together Now (Beatles)
BEATLES - Penny Lane b/w Strawberry Fields Forever
BLONDIE - Long Time b/w The Breaks
BONNIE “PRINCE” BILLY & NATHAN SALSBURG EP
CHILLS - Rocket Science b/w Lost In Space
NELS CLINE / SHIRLEY HORN - “In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN - “Instrumentalist”
DON’T LOOK NOW - “Colori Di Dicembre” b/w “John’s Theme” by Pino Donaggio
STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES - “Fixin’ To Die (Live)”
EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER - “Brain Salad Surgery”
COREY FELDMAN - “Go 4 It” b/w “Everybody”
FILTHY FRIENDS - “Any Kind Of Crowd”
SHARON JONES - “Heaven Bound”
KEANE - “Tear Up This Town” from the movie A Monster Calls
THE KINKS - “All Day And All Of The Night” EP
THE KINKS - “Got Love If You Want It” EP
JOHNNY MATHIS - “Wonderful! Wonderful!”
KEVIN MORBY - “Beautiful Strangers” b/w “No Place To Fall”
DOLLY PARTON - “1st Recording Collectors Item”
PEARL JAM - “State Of Love And Trust” b/w “Breath”
PRINCE - “Little Red Corvette” b/w “1999”
RAINCOATS - “Fairytale In The Supermarket” EP
RAMONES - Singles Box Set
THE RAVENS (pre-Kinks) - Regent Studio Demos
PAUL SHAFFER w/ BILL MURRAY - “Happy Street”
SLOTHS - “Makin’ Love” b/w “You Mean Everything” - garage RARITY!
PATTI SMITH - “Hey Joe (Version)” b/w “Piss Factory”
THE SMITHS - “Boy With The Thorn In His Side”
SORROWS - “Broadcast ’65”
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP - “Rambling Rose” EP
NIKKI SUDDEN & DAVE KUSWORTH - “Shame For The Angels” EP
TALKING HEADS - “Naive Melody” b/w Wildling “Naive Melody” TEMPLES - “Fortune” b/w KADHJA BONET “I Wanna Be A Free Girl”
TWIZTID - “Blaze Necromancy”
MIKE WATT & THE SECONDMEN - ‘Balkans-Pedro Four-Way’ w/ Thee Melomen,                                                 Vasko Atanasoski and Disciplin a Kitschme
WHITE ZOMBIE - “Gods On Voodoo Moon”
THE WHO - “Ready Steady Who 3” EP
WIPERS - “Better Off Dead”
TED WULFERS - “The Cubs Won It All In 2016”
ZOMBIES - “Broadcast ’66” EP
ZOMBIES - “A Rose For Emily”
ZOMBIES - “I Want You Back Again”

10”s

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE - “Don’t Need You”
CLAYPOOL/LENNON DELIRIUM - “Lime And Limpid Green”
BUDDY GUY - “Sick With Love” b/w “She Got It Together”
LUMINEERS - “Song Seeds”
MAGIC CUBE - reissue of early psych comp feat. Frontpage News, Bedlam Four, more
MOANA - “How Far I’ll Go”
JIMMY PAGE & THE BLACK CROWES - “Live At Jones Beach”
QUATERMASS AND THE PIT - “Original ELECTRONIC Music Cues”
STAR WARS - “A New Hope”
TODAY IS THE DAY - “How To Win Friends And Influence People”
TOTO - “Africa” Africa-shaped pic disc!
FRANK ZAPPA - “Rollo” b/w “Portland Improvisation”


    LPs

AIR - “Le Soleil Est Pres De Moi”
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - “Meeting Of The Waters”
ATOMIC BOMB BAND - “Plays the Music of WILLIAM ONYEABOR” BETTIE SERVEERT - “Damaged Good”
BIG STAR - “Complete Third Vol. 3: Final Masters”
BLACK ANGELS - “Death Song” GLOW IN THE DARK VINYL EDITION
BLADE RUNNER - Original Soundtrack by Vangelis
BLITZEN TRAPPER - “Unreleased Recordings”
BNQT - “Volume One”
BOLLYWOOD - Rough Guide To Psychedelic Bollywood
DAVID BOWIE - “Cracked Actor” DAVID BOWIE - “BOWPROMO”
BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE - “self-titled”
BROTHER ALI - “The Undisputed Truth”
R.L. BURNSIDE - “Long Distance Call: Europe 1982”
GEORGE CARLIN - “Jammin’ In New York”
THE CARS - “Live At The Agora 1978”
JOHNNY CASH - “The Johnny Cash Children’s Album”
CHEAP TRICK - “The Epic Archive Vol. 1 (1975-1979)”
CLEANERS FROM VENUS - “You’ve Never Had It So Good: The Best Of”
CIAO MANHATTAN - “Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”
CONJURE ONE - “self-titled” (members of Frontline Assembly and Delerium)
COHEED AND CAMBRIA - “Good Apollo I’m Burning Star IV: Vol. 1”
JERRY COLE - “Astro Sounds From Beyond The Year 2000”
COUNT FIVE - “Psychotic Reaction”
CREATION REBEL - “Starship Africa”
THE CURE - “Acoustic Hits”
THE CURE - “Greatest Hits”
MILEY CYRUS - “Bangerz”
DARKTHRONE - “Arctic Thunder”
DEEE-LITE - “Groove Is In The Heart/What Is Love”
DEF LEPPARD - “The Def Leppard EP” KLAUS DINGER - “preJapandori” - former member of Neu!
THE DISTILLERS - “Coral Fang”
DOGFISH HEAD - “Music To Drink Beer To: 3rd Edition”
THE DOORS - “Live At The Matrix 1967”
THE DOORS - “Rockabye Baby: Lullaby Renditions Of The Doors”
DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - “Live In Studio, NY, NY 7/12/16”
THE EASYBEATS - “Vigil”
ROKY ERICKSON - “Where The Pyramid Meets The Eye: A Tribute To Roky Erickson”
BILL EVANS - “Another Time”
THE FALL - “Live In Clitheroe”
FIELD MUSIC - “Tones Of Town”
THE FLAMING LIPS - “Onboard The International Space Station Concert For Peace”
FLEETWOOD MAC - “Alternate Mirage”
BEN FOLDS - “Ben Folds And Waso”
FOLLAKZOID featuring J SPACEMAN - “London Sessions”
FRANK N DANK and JAY DEE - aka J Dilla...
GIRLS IN THE GARAGE - “Groovy Gallic Gals”
GIRLS IN THE GARAGE - “Oriental Special”
GREG GRAFFIN - “Cold As The Clay”
GRATEFUL DEAD - “July 29, 1966 - PNE Garden Aud, Vancouver Canada”
GUITARS OF THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE - “Folk and Pop Music Of Myanmar vol 2”
HAWKWIND - “Best Of The United Artists Years 1971-1974”
MAYER HAWTHORNE - “Party Of One”
HAYSEED DIXIE - “Free Your Mind...And Your Grass Will Follow”
JOWE HEAD - “Cabinet Of Curios”
THE HEAD AND THE HEART - “Stinson Beach Sessions”
IRON & WINE - “Archive Series Volume No. 3”
JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNIT - “Live From Welcome to 1979”
JANE’S ADDICTION - “Been Caught Stealin’ 12” Remix Versions”
SHOOTER JENNINGS - “Live with Waymore’s Outlaws”
ELTON JOHN - “17-11-70”
GLENN JONES & MATTHEW AZEVEDO - “Waterworks” - Thrill Jockey Records
KEN KESEY - “The Acid Test”
CURTIS KNIGHT - “Featuring JIMI HENDRIX live at George’s Club 20”
KRIMINAL - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
LIGHTNING BOLT - Brian Gibson’s video game soundtrack to “Thumper” - Thrill Jockey
LIKE A DRUNK IN A MIDNIGHT CHOIR - “RSD celebrates Leonard Cohen”
LIL UZI VERT - “Vs. The World”
LUNA - “Penthouse”
MADONNA - “Dance Mix” - rare 12” dance mixes!!
MAD PROFESSOR - “Meets Jah in the Midst Of The Storm”
MARCY PLAYGROUND - “s/t”
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND - “Live At Red Rocks 8.15.95”
METERS - “Message From The Meters: Comp. Josie, Reprise & Warner Bros. SIngles”
THELONIOUS MONK - “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” - his lost soundtrack!
MOONDOG - “s/t 1969”
MOTORHEAD - “Clean Your Clock” - their last live show!
MARK MULCAHY - “Possum In The Driveway”
THE MUSIC MACHINE - “Turn On The Music Machine feat. Talk Talk”
RANDY NEWMAN - “Lonely At The Top - The Studio Albums 1968-1977”
STEVIE NICKS - “Rarities 1981-1983”
NICO + THE FACTION - “Fata Morgana”
HARRY NILSSON - “Nilsson Schmilsson” color vinyl!
NOISE ADDICT - “10,000 Kids With Guitars” - Numero Group
NOTORIOUS B.I.G. - “Born Again”
NRBQ - “High Noon - A 50-Year Retrospective (Update)”
NUGGETS - “Soft Pop Nuggets From The WEA Vaults”
THE OFFSPRING - “s/t”
OLD 97’s - “Off My Mynd” & “Terlingua”
JACO PASTORIUS - “Truth, Liberty, and Soul complete 1982 NPR Jazz Alive! Session
PINEAPPLE EXPRESS - “Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”
PINK FLOYD - “Interstellar Overdrive”
POPOL VUH - “Cobra Verde Soundtrack”
PRIMAL SCREAM - “Mixomatosis”
PRINCE - “Batdance”
PRINCE - “I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man”
PRINCE - “I Wish You Heaven”
PRINCE - “Partyman”
PRINCE - “Pop Life”
PRINCE - “Sign O’ The Times”
PROCOL HARUM - “Shine On Brightly”
PROCOL HARUM - “Whiter Shade Of Pale 50th Anniversary EP”
PROFILE - “Giant Single: The Profile Rap Anthology”
PSYCHIC MIGRATIONS - OST feat. Thee Oh Sees, Cave, Bitchin’ Bajas, Wand & more
QUATERMASS AND THE PIT - Original Soundtrack
RA RA RIOT - “s/t” - debut EP
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - “Go Robot” 12”
LOU REED - “Perfect Night Live In London”
RUDE GUEST - “Lost Chicago Ska 1982-1993”
RUSH - “Cygnus X-1”
SANTANA - “Woodstock 1969”
SATANIK - “Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”
SAXON - “Into The Labyrinth” picture disc
LALO SCHIFRIN - “My Life In Movies”
JOHN SCOGGINS - “Pressed For Time”
SIA - “Spotify Sessions”
SNAPCASE - “lookinglasself”
SON HOUSE - “Live At Oberlin College: April 15th 1965”
SOUL ASSASSINS - “Chapter 1” feat. Dr Dre, Cypress Hill, KRS One and more...
SOUTHWEST SIDE STORY - “V/A Comp” - Numero Group
SPACE JAM - “Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”
SPOON - “Hot Thoughts” b/w “Love Letters”
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E STREET BAND - Hammersmith London ’75
STING - “Live At The Bataclan”
STORIES FOR WAYS AND MEANS
SUBLIME - “Badfish”
SUN RA - “Discipline 27-II”
SUN RA - “Janus”
SUN RECORDS - “Curated By Record Store Day - Volume 4”
THE SUNDAYS - “blind”
SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE - “Rising Tide”
SUPERCHUNK - “Cup Of Sand”
SUPER FURRY ANIMALS - “Fuzzy Logic” - also available on CD
THE SWORD - “Low Country”
TEGAN AND SARA - “Sara And Tegan: ‘Under Feet Like Ours’”
THE TIME - “What Time Is It”
THE TURTLES - “More Golden Hits”
TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB - “Gameshow”
ALLEN TOUSSAINT - “The Allen Toussaint Collection”
TRANS AM - “California Hotel” - Thrill Jockey Records
TV PERSONALITIES - “Mummy You’re Not Watching Me”
U2 - “Red Hill Mining Town 2017 Mix”
U-ROY - “Dread In A Babylon”
MARCOS VALLE - “Vontae De Rever Voce”
TOWNES VAN ZANDT - “Austin City Limits”
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE - “Live At Carnegie Hall”
VENOM - “At War With Satan” picture disc
WAND RECORDS - “We’re Gonna Have A Party! The Soul Of Wand Records”
THE WAR ON DRUGS - “Thinking Of A Place”
DENNIS WILSON - “Bambu : The Caribou Sessions”
LINK WRAY - “Beans And Fatback”
YES - “90125” picture disc
GERARD WAY - “DC’s Young Animal”
WXRT - ONXRT 18
NEIL YOUNG - “Decade” Remastered

CASSETTES

PAUL MCCARTNEY & ELVIS COSTELLO - demos

CDs

DUST BUNNIES - Split CDr EP with Bad On Purpose
SUPER FURRY ANIMALS - Fuzzy Logic - also available on LP

MERCH

RUN THE JEWELS - Tote Bag w/ 2 enamel pins

Disturbing Records is a punk and new wave record label based in Bridgeport and was founded by Mike Pocius in the 1970s.

In the late 70s, punk was hitting the North side of Chicago in Lincoln Park clubs like OZ and Tuts and bands like The Effigies, Tutu And The Pirates and Da! were creating the scene that still continues to this day. But, down on the south side, things were a little more...DISTURBING!

While The C*nts may not be the best-known punk band, they were perhaps the first Chicago band to treat performing music as an art project. In doing so, they set the bar for punk bands for decades. Recently, their singer Mike Pocius stopped by and dropped off a handful of the remaining CD anthologies he made to document his relatively-unknown-but-legendary band.

"When we started off, we wanted to be a band that did everything wrong. We didn't care if it sounded good, we wanted it to sound wrong!" he told me. "Even the name! When we took the record to the pressing plant (where they pressed mainly polka records) the guy there wouldn't let us use our name, that's where the asterisk came from!"

After making a few records as The C*nts, Mike started Disturbing Records. "You used to be able to press 1000 records for $250!" and they did! Soon, Disturbing Records became the place for up-and-coming Chicago bands like Painterband, Meaty Buys and Blue Room in the late 70s/80s. While these may not be household names, their ethos of doing whatever they wanted characterized the bands, the label and the scene down in Bridgeport.

The C*nts have disbanded, their records are in the hands of collectors or Bridgeport basements, and Disturbing Records hasn't made any vinyl in a while. But, their idea that music should push boundaries even in ways that weren't going to guarantee sales or make them rich and famous lives on! Chicago's DIY scene today reflects these ethics. Noise, Drone, Punk, Metal and Experimental genres thrive in underground venues in 2016. Crowds looking for new sounds guarantee that musicians will continue to destroy boundaries and refuse to act like all the other bands doing the same old thing.

These days, Mike works with the mentally challenged teaching them art and running art shows for the work they create! Check out his art show on October 21st from 6-10pm @ Project Onward in the Bridgeport Arts Center or visit www.projectonward.org for more information.

And come by Laurie's Planet Of Sound and pick up your $5 copy of the anthology "Apocalyptic Garage Rock" and give this band the attention they've always deserved!