No, don't get your hopes
up, The Putters have not reformed. But this is the next best thing, namely
their last ever recording session, finally released on vinyl as part of our
MT Lite series. This was recorded just before they split up for good, and
contains three fast rockin' punk blasts, the perfect finish to this energetic
Seattle band. 300 pressed.
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- Artist: Putters
- Title: Fear
Of Women
- Catalog #: MT-226
- Label:
eMpTy
- Format:
CD/LP
- Release Date:
1994
- Artist: Putters
- Title: (s/t)
- Catalog #:
MT-185
- Label:
eMpTy
- Format:
7"
- Release Date:
August 1st, 1992
Usually referred to as
their "Muscle Car" single, this is probably for the simple fact
that that song, the first on this three song 7", is one furious, loud
and fast anthem that sets the pace for all the Putters recorded output. Definitely
one of the highlights in our series of US pressed singles. 1000 pressed, one
hundred of which are on green vinyl.
Releases:
Formed
in the very early 1990s as a three piece with the line-up of James Erdman (Bass,
Vocals), Robert Scafe (Guitar), and Tony Hardiman (Drums), this Seattle band
was famous for their credo that they would play "any time, anywhere, with
anybody, for any amount of money". They later grew into a four piece with
the addition of Nate Hill on guitar. Also, Bryant Grace replaced Tony on drums.
It was this power-house four-piece that recorded their one and only full length.
Besides their two eMpTy releases, they also have one single out on Bag Of Hammers.
They split up unfortunately soon after recording their "Sellin' Hollywood
To Puerto Rico" single.
The
Putters one and only full length begins things right with a new version of their
classic "Muscle Car". Things just get better from there on this 12
song full length. Both CD and LP pressed in the USA.
- Artist: Putters
- Title: Sellin'
Hollywood To Puerto Rico
- Catalog #: Diet
On Seven (MT-533)
- Label:
MT Lite
- Format:
7"
- Release Date:
March 5th, 2004
