Demolition 23
In Ape - Internet covers are included
  1  Nothin's Alright (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:29
  2  The Scum Lives On (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:39
  3  Dysfunctional (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 4:23
  4  Ain't Nothin' to Do (Bators, Chrome) 2:32
  5  I Wanna Be Loved (Thunders) 2:37
  6  You Crucified Me (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 5:26
  7  Same Shit Different Day (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:21
  8  Endangered Species (Garratt, Harper) 3:35
  9  Deadtime Stories (Monroe, Wilder)

While Demolition 23 is technically a band effort, this is really a Michael Monroe solo album. Once again working with producer and co-writer Little Steven Van Zandt, Monroe dispenses with the hair metal affectation and goes straight for the punk rock jugular. Monroe also emerges as a songwriter on this album, a trend that would continue with his next releases. Demolition 23 grew out of a series of shows at the Grand in New York, billed as Michael Monroe & Friends. With the same lineup as on the album (including former Hanoi Rocks bassman Sam Yaffa) augmented by Little Steven and Joey Ramone, the band tore through a bunch of originals, and the usual helping of Johnny Thunders, Dead Boys, and Ramones covers. The lyrics on this album are generally the best to date for Monroe. Tales of alienation like "Nothin's Alright" and "Dysfunctional" sit right alongside stories of loss such as "The Scum Lives On," a song about his dead buddies, most notably Thunders and Stiv Bators.
http://verzend.be/hjfznbpykv19/Demolition_23.rar.html

This one goes out to Mihaleez (who still promised to buy a copy of the RATBOYS CD HAHAHA!)

The Reducers - Guitars, Bass and Drums (2008)
In Flac - covers are included
Yeah Yeah 
Don't Ya Wanna 
Count On Me 
Hit It Runnin 
Nothing 
Meltdown 
Paranoid Blues 
I Don't Mind 
Stop It Baby 
My Problem (with Mark Mulcahy) 
Sgt. Lonetree 

The Reducers remain on hiatus while Steve continues to fight his illness.Steve still has a very tough road ahead of him but he is deeply grateful for everyone’s generosity and support. It’s now been five months since he hasn't been able to work and the bills continue to pile up while he continues to fight his disease. If you haven’t already done so, please consider helping out and donate on the following page:  http://www.thereducers.com/


There is also a benefit show for Steve in the planning for Friday, June 15th at the Hygienic Art Park featuring the Rivergods, Dogbite, Ken Atkins & the Honky Tonk Kind, Original Sinners in addition to other special guests! Mark your calendars, save the date and plan on being there! It’ll be a fun night of great music and all the money raised will go to Steve and Charlene to help ease their financial situation/burden/worries.

And in a remarkable display of solidarity from the other side of the world, there will be a benefit for Steve taking place in Tokyo! On Saturday, June 2nd our friends Firestarter, Raydios, Rockbottom and the Gimmies will perform at the Shimokitazawa Three club with all profits donated to help Steve! Great friends, great bands, and another night of great music for a good cause.
Thanks!

Download link:
http://verzend.be/q7hvq6rwqjnt/The_Reducers_-_Guitars,_Bass_&_Drums.rar.html

Special thanx to  JPaul for this brilliant contribution! 

The Reducers - Old Cons (2003)
In Flac - covers are included
Take the Cash (K.A.S.H.) (Wreckless Eric) 
Baby Come Back (The Equals) 
High Society (Roger C. Reale and Rue Morgue) 
Police Car (Larry Wallis) 
Hippy Hippy Shake (Chan Romero) 
(I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat (The Inmates) 
Ninety Nine and a Half (Wilson Pickett) 
Mack The Knife (Bobby Darin) 
That's It I Quit (Dr. Feelgood) 
Hurt By Love (Chris Spedding) 
Three Bells In A Row (Ten Pole Tudor) 
Breakout (Chris Spedding) 
Goin' Back Home (Dr. Feelgood) 
Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 
Roaring their way out of the boring landscape that is New London, CT, the Reducers were one of the great underrated bands of the '80s. The band recorded, in just under two years, three albums of punk- and pub rock-inspired rowdy rock & roll, chock-full of wiseass ruminations on life and love. The Reducers were post-punks with a formalist approach to rock & roll: two guitars, bass, and drums that echoed mid-'60s British Invasion and American garage rock. What made them different from the average retro-rock bar band was being hip, funny, and smarter-than-most; plus having two ace songwriters in Hugh Birdsall and Peter Detmold. Absolutely great rock and roll.
http://verzend.be/g3xurd65lj27/The_Reducers_-_Old_Cons.rar.html

Special thanx to  JPaul for this brilliant contribution!

Lee Fields - Let's Get A Groove On

Lee Fields - Let's Get A Groove On
In FLAC - Scans are included
1. Intro by Mr. Fields 2. Let's Get a Groove On 3. Watch That Man 4. Hey Sallie Mae (Get Off My Feet) 5. All by Myself 6. Let a Man Do What He Wanna Do 7. Put It on Me 8. Take It or Leave It 9. Steam Train 10. I'm a Millionaire 11. Bad, Bad, Bad

If you dig James Brown, you'll dig this! Enough said.
https://rapidshare.com/files/3226727880/Lee_Fields_-_Let_s_Get_A_Groove_On.rar

The Master Plan - Colossus of Destiny

The Master Plan - Colossus of Destiny

In FLAC - Scans are included

1. What's Up With That?


2. Better Get Better


3. Dead Horse


4. You're Mine


5. I Got Loaded


6. Find Something Beautiful


7. Just Because


8. Annie Had a Baby


9. Loves You


10. Picketts Charge


11. Kickin' It Old School


12. Broken Arrow


13. Walking

God Bless Andy Shernoff for pulling together Keith Streng and Bill Milhizer of The Fleshtones and Paul Johnson of Waxing Poetics for an old-school rock 'n' roll session. Heavy shades of Shernoff's Dictators and The Fleshtones, mixed with flavors of surf, '60s garage and '70s glam. Three of the four contribute tunes, including Shernoff's late-Dictators era, "What's Up With That," Johnson's Ramones-y "You're Mine," and Streng's buzzing surf instrumental "Picketts Charge."Not surprisingly, these rock 'n' roll old-timers rework some unusual covers, including Peppermint Harris' "I Got Loaded," Lloyd Price's R&B lament "Just Because," and Hank Ballard's answer-song "Annie Had a Baby." The latter provides particularly fertile ground for the band to Rock. This record is fun from end to end.

http://verzend.be/4kjkf0od3ckx/The_Master_Plan_-_Colossus_of_Destiny.rar.html

The Vibrators - Live at the Marquee 1977

The Vibrators - Live at the Marquee 1977
In FLAC - Scans are included

1. Wrecked On You

2. No Fun

3. London Girls

4. Wake Up

5. He's a Psycho

6. No Heart

7. Baby Baby

8. Sweet Sweet Heart

9. Whips and Furs

10. I Need A Slave

11. Feel Alright

12. Sex Kick

13. Jumpin' Jack Flash

14. Bad Times

15. She's Bringing You Down

That the Vibrators were one of the much less important, second-division acts on the original 1976-1977 English punk scene yet were still this great, and this fun, says all you need to know about how incredible that scene (and that era) was. They may not have been the Pistols, Clash, Buzzcocks, Damned, and so on, but this gang of social deviants had their place, then and now. Despite a few silly, bad-taste lyrics (not such a bad idea then), they lit up the night with infectious dynamism, a crude, get-right-to-it approach, and a pile of trad-based riffs -- something made doubly clear by the no-overdubs, total verve Live at the Marquee. Years later, these live, speed-ridden versions of "London Girls," "Whips and Furs," "I Need a Slave," "Baby, Baby," and other Pure Mania kicks still make you want to get up and pogo around your cramped living room. And even Iggy's Stooges and the Rolling Stones would feel like joining you in your jump-around if they heard what these guys do to "No Fun" and "Jumping Jack Flash."
http://verzend.be/yr6x7qs31qg5/The_Vibrators_-_Live_at_the_Marquee_1977.rar.html

Slaughter And The Dogs - Do It Dog Style

In Flac - scans are included

1. Where Have All The Boot Boys Gone
2. Victims of the Vampire
3. Boston Babies
4. I'm Waiting For The Man
5. I'm Mad
6. Quick Joey Small
7. You're A Bore
8. Keep On Trying
9. We Don't Care
10. Since You Went Away
11. Who Are The Mystery Girls
12. Dame To Blame
13. Johnny T
14. Come On Back
Slaughter And The Dogs first came to the blank generation nation's attention when they blagged the hard-fought support slot to the Sex Pistols' legendary Manchester debut in July 1976. While uniformly squeezed into the haphazard haberdashery of the Kings Road, Slaughter's hearts belonged in another era. They were named by combining album titles from Mick Ronson and David Bowie, covered Velvet Underground and New York Dolls material and grew their hair back as soon as it seemed reasonably safe to do so. Consequently, their glam-angled three chord plummets always seemed slightly contrived, yet the cartoon yob ludicrousness of Do It Dog Style is nothing short of irresistible.
https://hotfile.com/dl/156127478/297861a/Slaughter_And_The_Dogs_-_Do_It_Dog_Style.rar.html
https://hotfile.com/dl/156128243/d4433de/Slaughter_and_The_Dogs_-_Do_Ot_Dogstyle_-_Artwork.rar.html
Special thanx to Mr Mushroom for this brilliant contribution