Print For Sale 'F'

SLIPPY TOWN
This Week's Update

NEW & COLLECTIBLE
SOUNDS FOR SALE

New CDs For Sale

Collectible & Used CDs For Sale

New 12" Vinyl For Sale

Collectible & Used 12" Vinyl For Sale

10" Vinyl For Sale

New 7" Vinyl For Sale

Collectible & Used 7" Vinyl For Sale

8-Track, Cassette, & VHS Tapes For Sale

Fanzines / Mags / Books For Sale

Promo Items For Sale

Comic Books For Sale

CRAWLSPACE
Crawlspace Biography
Discography & Mail Order
Crawlspace at MySpace

THE GIZMOS
Bio, Photos, & Press
1970s Reviews
Gizmos Fave Raves '76
Comix by Ken Highland
Pre-Giz Pix (etc.)

HOME / SLIPPY TOWN TIMES

Except where noted, all original text & art ©2008 Eddie Flowers
16473 McKeever Street
Granada Hills CA 91344
USA

CONTACT ME FOR SHIPPING INFORMATION BEFORE SENDING PAYMENT:

PayPal and money orders accepted. Will ship worldwide.

FEELGOOD FUNNIES
underground comix $10
1972. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item.

VERY FINE (Comic Book Price Guide grade)

FEMINIST BASEBALL #14
fanzine $10
Spring/summer 1995, 120 pages, 7" x 8.5". Jeff Smith's Seattle zine features a broad cross-section of outsider rock, jazz, improv, noise, etc. Plus other cultural concerns, like his fab 11-page interview/article on 70s child actress Pamelyn Ferdin (you'll recognize her when you see her pic). There's also an excellent 13-page interview with 60s guitar monster Randy Holden, and accompanying "overly detailed history of Blue Cheer" that young heads should check out before they waste their time on later Cheer records. Plus Jackknife, Krautrock, "Is There a Cure for Rock Criticism?" (recommended books + short non-answers from Coley, Christgau, Marcus, Carducci, others), tons of reviews.

NEW

50's FUNNIES #1
underground comix $10
1980. Published by Kitchen Sink. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item.

FINE (Comic Book Price Guide grade)

FINDERS KEEPERS #1
fanzine $15
Winter 1972, 4.25" x 11", 44 pages. Zine from Michigan published by Donald G. Jackson covering film, comix, sci-fi, rock music, etc. In this issue: Ninth Ann Arbor Film Festival, a talk with director Morley Markson, art by Antonick, Nick Kamin's Earthrim, Baldwin & Leps, etc.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

FLIPSIDE #31
fanzine $35
April 1982. Red Cross cover and interview, Misfits interview, Bad Brains interview, Penelope Spheeris interview, Jody Foster's Army interview, Sacharine Trust interview, Top Jimmy interview, Symbol Six interview, reviews, scene reports, comix, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION

FLIPSIDE #46
fanzine $20
1984. This issue of the long-running L.A. punk zine includes interviews with the Minutemen, Butthole Surfers, the Fall, Joey Ramone, Naked Raygun, Painted Willie, the Fontanelles, HVY DRT, and Don't No. Plus record reviews, gig reviews, scene reports, politics, letters, comix, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION

FLIPSIDE #52
fanzine $15
Spring 1987. Interviews with Beastie Boys (reprinted from Flipside #37 in 1983), Jane's Addiction, Scratch Acid, Agent Orange, Short Dogs Grow, Bulimia Banquet, Wiseblood, Half-Off, Impulse Manslaughter. Plus scene reports, reviews, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION; VERY SMALL TEAR ON RIGHT EDGE OF COVER

FOXTROT #6
magazine $20
December 1976. 24 pages, folded tabloid. With Patti Smith cover story, Ramones Q&A, Richard Hell, Bob Seger, Wishbone Ash, Nazareth, Sparks, Asleep At The Wheel, record reviews, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUNHOUSE #1
fanzine + Are Friends Eclectic? CDR compliation $10
Australian zine drenched in the blood, sweat, and beer of the Stooges and Charles Bukowski. I haven't seen this sort of macho literary self-destruction so focused and raging in a long time. Besides tributes to the dum-dum boys and Bukowski, there's stuff on Aussie bands Feedtime and the Crazies, Stan Kenton, Lou Reed's 70s LPs, and more. You also get a CDR comp, which features a wide array of mostly locals doing distorted garage-y punk, lo-fi rock, noise, vomitous skuzz, spoken-word, etc. With Andrew Bunney, New England Stone, Daniel Watson, Tim Gaze/Simon McGuire, Vomit Brothers, the Drivers, Cellulite, the Crazies, Explosive Abortion, Repo, Hack, Grudge, Wife Trouble, and some old dead guy named Charles Bukowski (yep, a couple pieces recorded by somebody's hidden tape deck).

NEW

FUSION #58
magazine $20
June 25, 1971. Bob Dylan cover story, "Paranoia" (poem) by Lou Reed, Lester Bangs reviews Ronnie Hawkins and King Biscuit Boy LPs, Richard Meltzer reviews Buffy Sainte-Marie LP, TV column by Meltzer (as Borneo Jimmy), Nick Tosches overview of the Doors LPs, Tosches reviews Albert Goldman book, I. C. Lotz reviews the Flamin' Groovies' Teenage Head, letters from Rick Johnson and Bud Scopa, photos by Peters Simon with text by Ray Mungo, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #61
magazine $20
August 20, 1971. Andy Warhol cover story, short poem "Krista" by Lou Reed, "Flash Burn Funnies" by the Mad Peck, Lillian Roxon column, photos of Frank Zappa, Fred Neil overview by Gary Von Tersch, Rod Stewart & the Faces, letter from Greg Shaw, Paul Williams wanderings, Ray Mungo, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #63
magazine $20
October 1, 1971. Cover story on the Isla Vista bank burning, overview of the Who by Les Daniels, letters from Richard Meltzer and Wayne McGuire, Lillian Roxon column (in which she meets Lester Bangs at a Daddy Cool show and plugs Who Put The Bomp), Tom Miller on country music, record reviews, movies, politics, sports, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #65
magazine $15
October 29, 1971. Cover story on NY mayor John Lindsay, Doug Sahm overview by Gary Von Tersch, Nick Tosches reviews Butterfield Blues Band LP, Lillian Roxon column, "Flash Burn Funnies" by the Mad Peck, letter from Greg Shaw, King Curtis, "dirty movies," books, sports etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #67
magazine $15
November 26, 1971. Cover story on the Berrigan brothers by William Kunstler, Nick Tosches on voting, "Flash Burn Funnies" by the Mad Peck, excerpts from Ed Leimbacher's screenplay about Robert Johnson, Paul Mills on heroin, Crosby Stills Nash & Young overview, letters from Jon Tiven and Robert Christgau, reviews, politics, fashion, movies, sports, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #69
magazine $15
December 24, 1971. Manson on the cover with Nick Tosches inside on Ed Sanders' book The Family, Richard Meltzer reviews first Commander Cody LP, "Flash Burn Funnies" by the Mad Peck, I. C. Lotz on Tammy Wynette, Todd Rundgren/Nazz overview by Jim Bickhart, movies, politics, books, fashion, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

FUSION #71
magazine $15
January 21, 1972. Richard Meltzer's "The Answer's to Esquire's Sixties Aptitude Test," "Flash Burn Funnies" by the Mad Peck, overview of later Beach Boys, Les Daniels looks back at '71, 1971 Fusion Awards, movies, politics, etc.

VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION