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* [[Eric Spicer]], drums | * [[Eric Spicer]], drums | ||
== Releases == | == Releases - click on song to listen== | ||
* ''Learn to Say Goodbye / Guns on the Right'' | * '''''Learn to Say Goodbye / Guns on the Right 7"''''' - (1981, [[Tough Records]]) | ||
** The record sells for as much as $300 on [[EBay]] | ** The record sells for as much as $300 on [[EBay]] | ||
# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/DV8/DV8-GunsOnTheRight.mp3 Guns on the Right] | |||
# Learn to Say Goodbye | |||
* ''No One Left To Blame'' Compilation - Guns on the Right | * ''No One Left To Blame'' Compilation - Guns on the Right | ||
Revision as of 08:11, 11 November 2006
DV8 were an early Chicago punk band who played around 1981-1982. They opened up for Black Flag and released a 7-inch, both in 1981.
Members
- Loren Klugman, vocals and guitar
- Bob Hantchett, bass
- Eric Spicer, drums
Releases - click on song to listen
- Learn to Say Goodbye / Guns on the Right 7" - (1981, Tough Records)
- The record sells for as much as $300 on EBay
- Guns on the Right
- Learn to Say Goodbye
- No One Left To Blame Compilation - Guns on the Right
Notable Shows
- July 15, 1981 at Tuts, with Black Flag and The Effigies
- October 2-3, 1981 at Artful Dodger
History
Bob and Eric went to high school together in Traverse City, MI. They moved to Chicago in 1979 for "the lack of anything better to do". Bob and Loren met at The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where they worked. A couple years after DV8 split up, Eric joined Naked Raygun from 1984 to 1992. Loren and Bob never joined another band...
References
- Emails exchanged with Eric Spicer