Cold Morris - Songs from Head First session

Here is Ish Records first band, Cold Morris, with a few tracks from their 1990 release, "Head First", including a few outtakes. I think this is the only time the Garden Weasel has ever been recorded to tape. It's a shame too because it makes a great substitute for jingle bells. And remember, don't mix nervous puppies with yuppies.

Rheum 237 - Untitled

Another Rheum 237 attic recording from 1989. No vocals, all distortion.

A Jeremiah Boothe Christmas

With the recent unearthing of the rare Meconium cassette, it was only fitting that Steak and Eggs honor their founder, Jeremiah Boothe. Not only is Jeremiah the man behind Meconium's "Shrieks of impending doom", he is also a fan of Sublime (obviously) and decorating his Christmas tree each year, felled by shotgun. From what I'm told, he decorates it good, or so the lyrics go.

Suburban Sweethearts - Timebomb

Our first show, our first song, December 2007.

Glass Cobra/Steel Anaconda

Safety Instructions/She Don't Love You No More

Meconium

In 1999, I met a punk rock kid while attending college. We became friends once we had discovered that each other played music. He was from Gloucester VA where people live that are pissed off for living in Gloucester VA. We exchanged tapes. This is his story.

Let's Get Emotional/Punk Death/Convalescent Whorehouse/Necro-Beastial Passion/Gloucester Theme Song/Shem Ham Forash (All Hail Satan)/Religious Holocaust



Recording and photo courtesy Abscess Records, 1999.

John Thomas Experience - She Was My Woman

Unknown recording.

Chilix

Taken from their 1992 album, "My Favorite Fester", comes a medley from CT's own Chilix.

The Return of Memphis
Scott - Bowls Joel - guitar

Pajamas
Scott - Guitar Joel - Bowls

Yellow Lines
Scott - Guitar Joel - Drums

The Doctors

Recorded sometime in 2001ish, it's The Doctors recording of "The Award for the Achievement in the Field of Excellence" on a cassette tape.

Something Extraordinary Has Happened!!!

Lost Steak and Eggs track found deep within the archives.

Recorded Sept 19, 2010, work on this track was left incomplete. While there are piano and percussion overdubs on the recording, and it is obviously Steak and Eggs (you can hear Steve Eggleston's distinctive voice in the drum overheads at the beginning of the track), what led them to abandon the track? ....Time? ...Drunkenness? ...Fatigue? Who can say, but here it is, saved from the hard disk of life.

Enjoy... or not​