I am running a tad later than normal today, but here’s 2 more cool tapes to scope out. First a real quick one, is this Sex Pistols ”Heyday” cassette on Tony Wilson’s Factory Records. I’m not like a huge Sex Pistols fan or anything (who is?), but this tape comps a bunch of interviews, which are probably more interesting than their songs, and as is customery with Factory in its own heyday, the packaging is cool as hell. It’s a low number in the Factory catalog too (Fact.30).
The same seller is also offering a Charred Remains tape comp, which is a little weird. To be exact it’s a “promotional version” with no cover, but including the booklet for the comp. To my knowledge most copies do come with this large booklet, despite the description here, so you may be able to obtain a first generation copy of this for less than normal. Version Sound put out a couple of these 60 min. tape only compilations back in the early 80s and filled them up with tons of midwest and east coast USHC. One thing that’s sort of invaluable in these comps existing is finding out about less known bands along with hearing fairly raw offerings by the more known groups on them. Lineup on this one is: