WHAT'S NEW?
June 7th, 2009
The Frozen Diarrhea 6" squarish EP is officially sold out. If you are one of the lucky few who purchased one, you'll be receiving an insert printed on matching stock.
Stick around. Two more releases are in the works!
...and, old news is still good news...
Spring, 2009
Drunk John Lennon record to be sold for way less than $30,000.00!!!
Read all about it in the blog. <--- There's still time on this one. Now's yer chance to reserve one of the last remaining copies of the original red vinyl 7" I Wanna Hold Yer Gland
Fall, 2008
Drunk John Lennon celebrated their 19 1/2 year anniversary in December, 2007... with their first recordings in... well, um... 19 1/2 years. Since then, the four piece expanded into six, and then eight!
2008 saw the release of two compilations, paying tribute to two of the world's most beloved artists, Elvis Presley and The Sex Pistols. Drunk John Lennon may never tire of mangling the classics, but the band felt the uncontrollable urge to explore new territory and has since recorded over 20 new original songs!
Now after nearly a year back in action, the band is hard at work on several projects, including but not limited to:
The first Drunk John Lennon music video!!!
New vinyl releases!!
aaaanndd...
The first ever Drunk John Lennon FULL-LENGTH ALBUM!
The fun starts now...
New Releases:
Frozen Diarrhea/As Winthrop Taps His Cigar/Starfish very limited edition of 44, squarish 6" clear vinyl in silkscreened sleeve, released April 1, 2009, Squoodge Records (SR 17.64)
SOLD OUT
Other Releases:
Wanna Hold Yer Gland/Hey Toe 7" black and red vinyl editions of 300 each, released 1989, Noiseville Records (Shitsville 16)
The 7" reviews::
"This is the greatest record ever made, ever." - Jim Gibson, Noiseville Records
"...there's something about it that I really love. It really winds people up!" - Tim Gane, Stereolab
"A very strange humorously fucked up 45. The two butchered tracks are twisted versions of "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and "Hey Toe." Low-fi one takes with the vocal overload knob cranked. The singer screams his way through the songs with small snippets of laughter. Points for originality. Limited to 300." - Maximum RocknRoll (November, 1990)
"I'm constantly finding the weirdest shit on the internet that I want to share with the world, but most of the time I just figure no one will care and there's no way to present it. Well fuck that!...This is amazing" - Kate, teenagewildlife.com (2/8/2008)
"One of the scuzziest records to come out of the early nineties"
"Truly inspired" - Pop Surgery, blogspot (July, 2007)
"If this is no cult record I don't know what. ...this disk creates it all." - Burkhard Jaerisch, fuzzlogic.com (2003)
"Excellent" - vinyldownunder, Australia (June, 2007)
"very intriguing...and the music was great as well!" - Cities & Thrones (10/29/2007)
"Whenever there is any question as to whether I am cool or not, I always point out that I own the Drunk John Lennon 7"" - Weird Paul Petroskey
"My new favourite band" - Wipey
"This is genius" - Innocent Bystander
Mongoloid mp3 made available for free download January 2008
The Mongoloid mp3::
The recording session that spawned the Drunk John Lennon 7" (I Wanna Hold Yer Gland b/w Hey Toe) also held a hidden little gem, a cover of Devo's Mongoloid. We've made that recording available to you, our fans, right here on MySpace. Check out some of the quotes from around the world... Listen... and Enjoy!
"As a fan of songs that degenerate and fall apart into blubbering, incoherent messes ... I instantly fell in love..." - Liz Berg, WFMU's Beware of the Blog
"Song of the day!...better than Ginrai's goth song" - Roger, Nothern Joisey
"Good stuff" - Ryan Rapolsive
"Yes! Drunk John Lennon!" - Jonathan
"Dear Lord, that Devo cover is sublime." - RabbitFighter, teenagewildlife.com (2/8/2008)
"Horrific and brilliant" - Owen Baader-Meinhof, Bright Anti-Worlds (2/18/2008)
Never Mind The Rockers Here's Corny Elvis and Never Mind The Sex Pistols Here Are The Others cd-r tribute compilations produced by Ernie Pap, 2008
January saw Corny Elvis, an international compilation cdr of Elvis inspired music, featuring bands from Australia, Germany, South Africa, Switzerland, France, Sweden, The UK, and from the USA... yours truly, Drunk John Lennon, performing the much revered and reviled Love Me Tender.
July brought along Never Mind The Sex Pistols, featuring another globe spinning smorgesbord of noise and mayhem, including a bonus track... yep, that's right, it's DJL showing off with No Feelings.
