A little back-to-back montage of us dorking around on the road past week. This clip has not been edited yet but soon you will know all about SHELF-ASS and WHY GLEN IS THROWING UP. But maybe you won't want to know.
Fitz tour impressions 2009
Work in progress : Archiving 3 decades of SLUGROCK ™
Tony Slug's illustrious musical career 1978 - current.
A little back-to-back montage of us dorking around on the road past week.
Some videos os Fitz Of Depression playing Eugene, Oregon during the second show of a West-coast tour on April 21st, 2009 (My birthday ! And Iggy's birthday, too!). I had only joined the band 4 days earlier. Thanks to Turbojugend Eugene for sending this in these clips (and the T-shirts!)
Now it's getting a bit hard to keep track of all the cross fertilisation going on here, but it looks like former Hydromatics and Powertrane drummer, Ann Arbor native Andy Frost (pictured far left) will reunite reunite with yours truly this summer for some heavy duty rocknroll.
I'm a mongoloid and just joined Fitz Of Depression (Olympia, Wa.) for a little West coast tour. These guys have been around since 1988 or so and released a ton of stuff.
Another release I didn't know a thing about. This one contains the Loveslug track called "Loser Bar" which was previously released as a split single together with Skin Yard on Glitterhouse (Europe) and Rave Records (USA).
The fourth (actually 3d and a half) + final Loveslug release came out in 1994 shortly before band broke up, and Glitterhouse records, let's say, 'parted company' with us. Needless to say we never got a penny from that label, which seems to be 'not uncommon' among the artists on their roster. 
This is the second Loveslug release, I think from 1988/1989. It is an 8 song, 12 inch 45 rpm mini LP that came out on
Loveslug "Coyote Date" single. I stole the cover pic from a "feminist art exhibition" in hopes of getting "you're sexist" flak. But of course, when you try, it never happens. The flipside "Quest For Fire" is a different version from the one that appeared on "Howl" magazine freebie. I.e. it was actually mixed. I think 1500 copies exist. The "Coyote Date" lyrics are pretty sordid.