![Wormdance #1 [with Cassette]. Stephen Danno, ed.](/pictures/thumb/25523.jpg?v=1500922543)
Sydney, Australia: Wormdance, 1985. Foolscap format [8 1/2 x 14"], seven leaves xeroxed on both recto and verso. Gig flyer laid in. With audio cassette (unlabeled white cassette in case, with foldout insert xeroxed on pink paper). Debut issue of this Australian punk fanzine, from the former editor of 48... More
Victoria, Australia: From the Vault, 1986. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. With Pink Fink flexidisc. Debut issue of the record collector fanzine, with articles on Radio Birdman, 60's Oz Punk, Barry Stanton etc. Back cover foxed, else very good. Flexidisc clean and NM. More
Victoria, Australia: From the Vault, 1987. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. With 7" flexidisc by the Hitmen. Second issue of the record collector fanzine, with articles on 60's Oz punk, Lobby Loyde, The Hitmen, etc. Fine. Flexidisc clean and NM. More
New York: Vacuum Records, 1979. 7" EP in picture sleeve. Catalog No. VR-3210. Produced and designed by Dike Blair, with photography on the sleeve by Roberto Masotti and Jonathan Becker. Vinyl VG+ with a couple light hairline scratches and some light scuffing. Sleeve VG+, rather creased overall, with some ringwear... More
England: Factory Records, 1986. Original cassette and inserts housed in a clothbound clamshell case. Catalog No: Fact 90C. The cassette version of the album, one of a series of beautiful cassette sets which Factory issued, often with inserts, and which are as beautiful as the LP records, if not more so... More
![The Underground 4 [w/ Shop Assistants / Chesterfields Flexi]. The Underground.](/pictures/thumb/25449.jpg?v=1499383226)
Bristol: The Underground, 1985. Square 8vo, offset printed in several colors and saddle-stapled. With flexi disc laid in at rear. Fourth issue of the indie / C86 fanzine, with/ Shop Assistants / Chesterfields Flexi (Home Again b/w Nose out of Joint). Zine includes the Woodentops, The Housemartins, The Chesterfields, The... More
New York: Letter Edged in Black, 1968. 7" vinyl flexidisc object, single sheet folded once, with grooves for play layed over a photographic illustration of the poet pointing a gun at the viewer, with the barrel becoming the center spindle hole. The inside of the booklet prints the text of... More
