Sandpounder Records - Revision history

Gantry at 04:16, 27 October 2009

2009-10-27T04:16:18Z

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	The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another. That same line was used as a lyric in the [[All Rise]] track ''The Peacemaker''.		The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another. That same line was used as a lyric in the [[All Rise]] track ''The Peacemaker''.

	Around 2000 a live [[Naked Raygun]] CD entitled "Chicago Sound" appeared, labeled as "Sandpounder Records 002". The disc contains a full show from [[1989]] with [[Bill Stephens]] on guitar and a partial show from [[1985]]. The sound quality is mediocre, and seemingly very few copies were pressed~~, making~~ it ~~possible~~ that the disc is a bootleg and not an official release.		Around 2000 a live [[Naked Raygun]] CD entitled "Chicago Sound" appeared, labeled as "Sandpounder Records 002". The disc contains a full show from [[1989]] with [[Bill Stephens]] on guitar and a partial show from [[1985]]. The sound quality is mediocre, and seemingly very few copies were pressed - meaning it's more than likely that the disc is a bootleg and not an official release.

	== Releases ==		== Releases ==

Gantry: Peacemaker

2006-11-24T06:46:14Z

Peacemaker

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	'''Sandpounder Records''' was an independent record "label" that apparently was run by the folks in [[Naked Raygun]]. From what I can gather, it was basically a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels.		'''Sandpounder Records''' was an independent record "label" that apparently was run by the folks in [[Naked Raygun]]. From what I can gather, it was basically a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels.

	The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.		The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another. That same line was used as a lyric in the [[All Rise]] track ''The Peacemaker''.

	Around 2000 a live [[Naked Raygun]] CD entitled "Chicago Sound" appeared, labeled as "Sandpounder Records 002". The disc contains a full show from [[1989]] with [[Bill Stephens]] on guitar and a partial show from [[1985]]. The sound quality is mediocre, and seemingly very few copies were pressed, making it possible that the disc is a bootleg and not an official release.		Around 2000 a live [[Naked Raygun]] CD entitled "Chicago Sound" appeared, labeled as "Sandpounder Records 002". The disc contains a full show from [[1989]] with [[Bill Stephens]] on guitar and a partial show from [[1985]]. The sound quality is mediocre, and seemingly very few copies were pressed, making it possible that the disc is a bootleg and not an official release.

Sr at 16:48, 14 October 2006

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	The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.		The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.

	~~There was a google hit for~~ a live Naked Raygun CD ~~released on~~ Sandpounder~~, but it is now missing~~. ~~Not sure if that was an authentic release or~~ a ~~bootleg~~. ~~If it was released~~, ~~there weren't too many~~ copies...		Around 2000 a live [[Naked Raygun]] CD entitled "Chicago Sound" appeared, labeled as "Sandpounder Records 002". The disc contains a full show from [[1989]] with [[Bill Stephens]] on guitar and a partial show from [[1985]]. The sound quality is mediocre, and seemingly very few copies were pressed, making it possible that the disc is a bootleg and not an official release.

	== Releases ==		== Releases ==

Gantry: grammar

2006-05-29T17:21:41Z

grammar

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	'''Sandpounder Records''' was ~~a independant~~ record "label" that apparently was run by the folks in [[Naked Raygun]]. From what I can gather, it was basically a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels.		'''Sandpounder Records''' was an independent record "label" that apparently was run by the folks in [[Naked Raygun]]. From what I can gather, it was basically a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels.

	The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.		The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.

Gantry: Initial Page

2006-05-27T19:08:16Z

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'''Sandpounder Records''' was a independant record "label" that apparently was run by the folks in [[Naked Raygun]]. From what I can gather, it was basically a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels.

The name Sandpounder apparently came from [[Jeff Pezzati]]'s dad, who used some term like "pounding sand up your ass" in some form or another.

There was a google hit for a live Naked Raygun CD released on Sandpounder, but it is now missing. Not sure if that was an authentic release or a bootleg. If it was released, there weren't too many copies...

== Releases ==

* SR001 - Naked Raygun, ''Vanilla Blue 7"''

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[[Category:Naked Raygun]]