Toothpaste and Pills (Demos and Live 1978-1981) Captain Beefheart

Toothpaste and Pills (Demos and Live 1978-1981) Captain BeefheartLong before John Brannon of Negative Approach cemented himself as a USHC icon, you would hear rumblings about his pre NA glam group, STATIC. Only a handful of people were lucky brave enough to see them live. Scenesters spoke of a tape but never seemed to have one. Their most well remembered song, Toothpaste and Pills, allegedly featured smashing beer bottles against Johns moms basement wall as a percussion instrument. Could this be real? Fast forward

wise and vivid with the quality of fantasy and fable

pride of Australia and owner of a rich

CA in the late '70s

and the mysterious with fiction that disturbs

his sister Kathy (who's previous recorded musical efforts seem mostly limited to an impossible to find Kvaran cassette) on bass and vocals

Featuring work from self-released tapes

you'll get that tone with this reverb

A -10dB pad is available inside to plug any line input easily

The music of Southeast Of Saturn did not arise organically from metro Detroit's fertile soil

"—Louder than War

nuclear war fears

backed by a remarkable new lineup of musicians that includes drummer Louis Cato (Beyoncé