News Summary
Tallahassee’s punk scene is abuzz as the iconic band Slut Boys celebrates their first official vinyl release titled “Till I Can’t.” This album features classic tracks from their 1980s demos and live performances, showcasing the band’s evolution over four decades. With a limited run of only 300 copies, including exclusive purple vinyl, collectors are eager to grab this piece of punk history. The album comes with stunning artwork and liner notes, capturing the essence of the band and their significant influence in the music world.
Exciting News from Tallahassee’s Punk Scene!
Tallahassee, Florida, is buzzing with excitement as the legendary punk band, the Slut Boys, proudly unveil their first official vinyl release titled “Till I Can’t.” This release is a delightful journey through the band’s energetic music from the early 1980s, featuring tracks from a four-song demo and live performances that defined their legacy.
Rediscovering Punk Roots
The Slut Boys are known for their witty lyrics and electrifying performances that have left an indelible mark on the punk scene. After over two years of dedicated work, this vinyl release showcases sound board recordings that beautifully preserve the essence of their music, even after four decades!
Fans can expect to experience the nostalgic vibe of their classic tracks, such as “No Tomorrow,” “Dogs,” “Mr. Stupid,” and “Rev. Boykin.” Interestingly, the song “Mr. Stupid” has also inspired a comic strip character, thanks to Tallahassee cartoonist Bill Otersen. It’s incredible how the band’s creativity has inspired various forms of art!
Live Performances and Fan Favorites
This sensational release also showcases live recordings that capture the Slut Boys in their prime. Listeners can groove to rousing numbers like “All Talk,” “Woman to Woman,” “Till I Can’t,” “Come On Down,” and “Keep on Dancing.” The band has also gained recognition for their ability to reinterpret cover songs, including their take on the Kinks’ classic (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman.
Limited Edition Vinyl
For the collectors out there, this vinyl release is a limited run of only 300 pressings. Among them, 100 copies are on stylish purple vinyl, while the remainder comes in classic black. Such an exclusive offering is sure to become a coveted item for punk enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Each vinyl comes adorned with full-color cover art by the talented Bill Otersen, alongside liner notes by music writer Steve Dollar. It’s not just a record; it’s a piece of punk history!
Where to Get Yours!
If you’re eager to add this gem to your collection, head over to Retrofit Records and Real Cool Time Records in Tallahassee. The current price for the black vinyl copies is set at a friendly $15, while the snazzy purple vinyl will cost you $17. But hurry—this is a limited run, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. There are no plans for a second pressing!
Let’s Dance Till We Can’t!
Listening to “Till I Can’t” promises to be an inspiring experience that will have fans dancing all night long. The producers believe this record is bound to get the blood pumping and the hips shaking. So, ready your dance shoes and immerse yourself in the riveting sounds of the Slut Boys!
With this thrilling release, the Slut Boys remind us all why they hold a special place in the hearts of punk fans. Their music continues to resonate, bridging generations and keeping the punk spirit alive. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of this vibrant legacy!
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- Tallahassee.com: Slut Boys Vinyl Release
- Wikipedia: Punk Rock
- Tallahassee.com: Slut Boys Catch Up
- Google Search: Slut Boys Tallahassee
- Tallahassee.com: Punk Music History
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Punk
- Tallahassee.com: Slut Boys Comeback
- Google News: Punk Music
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