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PBS 123: GEZA X -We Need More Power (COMP)(LP)

Included on Rodney On The Roq Volume 2.

For a facsimile of the original liner notes for this selection, including an interview with the artist and lyrics for this song from the original Rodney On The Roq Volume 2 album Flipside magazine insert please click here

PBS 123: GLEAMING SPIRES -Are You Ready For The Sex Girls? (COMP)(LP)

Included on Rodney On The Roq Volume 2. Available on many compilations including Just Can't Get Enough Vol. 3 released by Rhino and available through CD Now.
For a facsimile of the original liner notes for this selection, including an interview with the artist and lyrics for this song from the original Rodney On The Roq Volume 2 album Flipside magazine insert please click here

PBS 125: GLEAMING SPIRES - Songs Of The Spires (LP)(IP)

Gleaming Spires' "Are You Ready For The Sex Girls" was an early-80s radio staple. The song found its way into 2 major motion pictures : "Last American Virgin" and "Revenge of The Nerds"

The original 12" Vinyl LP is still available in the Posh Boy Music Store...

PVC 8916: GLEAMING SPIRES -Walk On Well Lighted Streets (LP)

Posh Boy released a lot of other material by the band, most on other labels. Walk On Well-Lighted Streets, the Spires' second album was released through Jem Records and was notable for its striking artwork (illustrated above) provided by then undiscovered Whittier painter Mark Kostabi. Geza X, musician and producer, came to be the unacknowledged owner of one of the 2 known versions of the painting Bed of Nails. Later, the Spires released a self financed third album through Tabb Records.

PBCD 8162-2: GLU GUN - Just Glu It. (CD)(IP)

The inheritors of the spirit of '81: splattered, they deliver. Includes an appearance by Mike Palm on Bloodstains.

seinfeld@goplay.com writes : I really like the Glu Gun CD by the way. They still around? Touring?

Robbie Fields responds : Bob Oedy, the singer, is one hell of a guy. He's in the electricians' union, either working on the L A subway or at one of those oil refineries that keep popping off.

For those who want to know, they were signed by me in December 1993 when they opened at the Anti-Club in Hollywood for Das Klown who had invited me and outdrew them 20 to 1; I think we sat down for a 7-Up and 15 minutes later Bob Oedy had agreed to postpone their own release of a CD and have me release it for them in a revised form.

This was not the first time I had gone "butterfly" at a group's gig. I signed Shattered Faith at the first gig of my then latest signing, Channel 3, Cuckoo's Nest 1981.
Bob got married recently so he's been concentrating on that aspect of his life. He's been plagued by flakes in his different line-ups. The group has reverted to the original spelling of their name, Glue Gun, and used it for the second album "The Scene's Not For Sale" released on Fearless Records. On that record, they covered "Rock 'n Roll Star" by the Simpletones. I had suggested they make it sound like the Offspring (the one time Bob did not follow my advice!). For those who know, the Simpletones version sounds uncannily like Van Halen. Oedy will be back!

PBS 143: GOTHIC HUT - (LP)

Just as Posh Boy released records made by his recording engineer(s), David Hines and Geza X., the label was open to helping the musical careers of its graphic artists. Gothic Hut was Kevin J. Walker's band, Kevin having designed many of the more seminal of the Posh Boy covers including the T.S.O.L. and CH 3 e.p.'s.


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