Sold Date: May 15, 2016
Start Date: March 23, 2016
Final Price: $69.00 $50.00 (USD)
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Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet was the band on the hysterical Canadian TV show "Kids in the Hall"! These vinyl included in this sale is listed below. 

"dog & squeegie"  Estrus Records ES-729 brown or black vinyl

Recorded Chicago Winter 1991

Side 1 

• 1. Spy School Graduation Theme

Side 2 

• 1. Mecca

• 2. Like You

"Take Outs" Derivative Records DUH001 1993  45 rpms clear blue vinyl

Wowee! The first official release . . . From our favorite no lyrics trio. Songs are "The Jehrney", recorded in Chicago with some famous producer guy, and "song of the lobster". These are derivative exclusives. 

 This Side

• The Jehrney

The Other one

• Song Of The Lobster

"Change of Heart" Cargo Records 1991 CAR-702 33 1/3 rpms either black or brown vinyl

"The Diodes debuted at the art school on a dark and snowy night near the end of January 1977. Inside, bright white spotlights generated heat and a blinding glare around the stage. The gym was packed with sweaty art students. A huge mirror beside the drum kit reflected the spots, the band, the students, and a screaming crew of supporters who rushed around the footlights, popping flash bulbs and supplying the video monitors onstage with live images. At the center of this heat and light, the DIODES paced the stage continually, weaving chaotic trajectories through the equipment strewn around them. 

They roared through their set with a sort of weird hysterical pleasure. Songs began and ended abruptly amid peals of feedback. Somebody pulled the fire alarm but nobody noticed because the band was so loud. 

The DIODES sang a song: ". . . I wanna be a Midnight Movie Star, I wanna be a New Cult Hero. . .", and they got their wish. After the spectacle of their debut, they opened their club, the Crash'n'Burn, featured in a film of the same name, made some records, and a few years later, disappeared down the dark maw of the media." 

Someone Who Was There

Vocal Side

• 1. Tired of Waking Up Tired

• 2. Mythology

Instrumental Side

• 1. Tired of Waking Up Tired

• 2. The Alouette, She Was Canada's First Satellite, Way Before the Americans Even

"Music for Pets" Jetpac Music 1991 45 rpms clear red vinyl

Recorded at Reaction Studios by Ormond Jobin & Alley

Side A

• Rover & Rusty

• Here Kitty

• The Cat Came Back

Side B

• Baby Elephant Walk

• That Wuz Ear Me Callin' A Horse