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Performer: Dead Boys
Title: Buried Gems
Country: US
Genre: Rock
Style:Punk
Released: 2000
Catalog number: CF-035
Label: Coldfront Records, Shredder
MP3 album szie: 2260 mb
FLAC album size: 2952 mb

Tracklist

A War Zone
B It's All Right

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CF-035, none Dead Boys Buried Gems ‎(7", Single) Coldfront Records, Shredder CF-035, none US 2000

Credits

  • Artwork [Cover Art], Liner NotesJimmy Zero

Notes

Track A recorded 1980/Cleveland, Ohio.
Track B recorded 1978/Cleveland, Ohio, originally performed by Adam Faith with The Roulettes.

Part of the Sin City Series

Sturdy cardboard PS

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, hand-etched): CF-035-A L-52689
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, hand-etched): CF-035-B L-52689X

Companies

  • Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L-52689
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Reviews: (1)
Zeueli
Zeueli
From the liner notes by Jimmy Zero!
Side A, "War Zone":
"In 1980, what was left of the original band was asked to appear in a movie with Susan Sarandon titled 'The War Zone'. I come back to Cleveland from LA and preceeded to write and record a demo of what I hoped would be the title song for the film. As I was about to reunite with the band on the West Coast, Stiv fired me. In a matter of weeks, the band broke up all together. The film never went into production.
Unlike the Dead Boys song "Evil Boy" (which Stiv recorded on his first solo LP), 'War Zone' is the ultimate Dead Boys "song that never was"..."

Side B, "It's All Right":
"This is a very drunken and unplanned rendition of the Adam Faith classic. Cheetah didn't play because he was engaged in a dumb feud with me and Stiv (who sings backing vocals on this one), so we recorded "secretly" in Cleveland while Cheetah was in NYC. By this time Frank Secich was already slated to replace the beleagured Jeff Magnum on bass. Stiv was very territorial and this song marks the only time in his career that he allowed a fellow bandmate to sing the lead vocal."