Harlan Ellison

On The Road With Ellison Volume Eight is the last report on Harlan Ellison's life lived on the road. What did Harlan REALLY think of fans? Would the author actually resort to scaphism? Did he throw Rice Krispies up Kong's snout? And what of The Pimple Poppers of Gor? Join Harlan on the road and get inside the head of America's most outspoken wordsmith. This was Ellison live on stage and everything must go.

Peter Himmelman

Sussman Lawrence, the legendary Minneapolis group that evolved into The Peter Himmelman Band, lives again with the reissue of its two distinguished and long out of print indie albums—“Hail To The Modern Hero!” (1980) and “Pop City” (1984)—in a strictly limited edition two-disc set entitled "The Complete Sussman Lawrence (1979-1985)” which includes four rare bonus tracks.

Stress

First released in 1984, "Killing Me Night & Day" is a classic melodic rock album. Stress came thundering out of Southern California with a rock sound and killer pop hooks. The band played extensively in San Diego and Los Angeles during the heyday of hard rock in the mid to late 80's. Killing Me Night & Day is reissued here in its entirety along with previously unreleased studio bonus tracks featuring Jimmy Crespo (Aerosmith, Rough Cutt).