Gotta Survive Insane Clown Posse

Gotta Survive Insane Clown PosseUnreleased for over 20 years, this masterpiece of American, late Sixties garage rock is now widely available on vinyl and iTunes for the first time ever. Produced by Eirik Wangberg and overseen by Terry Melcher, the Sacramento based Public Nuisance laid down gritty, baroque psychedlia that was too hard for the hippies and too poppy for the punks. The end result is the perfect amalgam of all that was great about the era. The album was shelved after the

Two of the funniest guys we know decided to stop in the Blue Room while on the road promoting their definitive and comprehensive 16-CD Box Set (yes

" bubbling down into only vocals and feedback by the end

a milestone in the enigmatic singer-guitarist's idiosyncratic creative development

“Give Me My Flowers”

it’s a fragmented allegory

performed their critically acclaimed album

To have my cover of such a great song be on this single is very exciting for me

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the amp has just three controls: High and low frequency

From institutional racism to cowboy movies

both full-volume immersive jams to blow your speakers and your mind

"I should say right off that I am really qualified to be your commencement speaker