V/A "The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore" Friday the 13th 2024 and it's never seen a

and it's never seen a widespread vinyl release

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L7's Brett Gurewitz-produced 1988 self-titled debut offers up a surplus of rockin' punk/metal guitars and driving drums that still resonate 30 years later

V/A "The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore" Friday the 13th 2024 and it's never seen aIn 1988, Lookout Records released a massive, double LP (and double CD) compilation known as "The Thing That Ate Floyd". Consisting of thirty six tracks by just as many artists, the compilation was a snapshot of the Gilman scene at the time. Flash forward to the present: Lookout Records is no more, having officially closed in January 2012, but Lookout founder Larry Livermore still knows that punk rock has a thing or two to offer. Teaming up with Billie