Johnny Barnes was definitely “smokin’ that reefer” and “drinkin’ that wine” when he released “Steel Rail Blues” in 1976
committed and energetic performances featuring strong musicianship mixed with a healthy dose of cathartic abandon
Mixed with Jeff Zeigler and mastered by Mikey Young
Kings Of Punk introduced Poison Idea to a wide audience than their previously the self-released and distributed releases on Fatal Erection
We demand they don't get any "better" (it's in the contract)
V/A - Brown Acid: The Eighteenth Trip LP normal Johnny Barnes was definitely “smokin’EIGHTEEN AND I LIKE IT if you survived trips 1 17 with one tiny speck of psychedelic sunshine intact, Brown Acid The 18th Trip will be your coming of age nightmare. Vintage underground 70s hard rock, coming at you from bizarre angles, local scene wasteland America when everybody was out for themselves and the drugs went bleak. The guitars kill, the attitude is twisted, even the sex is headed down the wrong road. Real people, no compromise, pure and