The rock never stops at Bomp Records!
Bomp! is America's most dedicated indie label, featuring punk, pop, powerpop, garage, new wave, old school rock, and much more.
Since 1974, Bomp has introduced such artists as the Modern Lovers, Iggy Pop, Stiv Bators & the Dead Boys, 20/20, Shoes, Devo, the Romantics, DMZ, the Zeros, the Weirdos, Spacemen 3, the Germs, Jeff Dahl, the Warlocks, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, the Black Lips, Les Hell on Heels, the Telescopes, and too many more to mention.
Bomp's founder, Greg Shaw, died on Tuesday, October 19th 2004. He was 55. Greg's lifelong devotion to discovering, raving about and releasing authentic -albeit obscure- rock & roll, and promoting rock fandom over four decades was extraordinary. Among his many accomplishments were fanzine publisher, magazine editor, band manager, author, indie label owner, and rock historian. Greg's legacy is the Bomp/Voxx records he was so proud to release, as ever they will be in print and available to inspire music lovers everywhere.
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If you can't find our records locally, you can order them direct from Bomp Mailorder at super-low prices (generally $10 for CDs). Bomp also carries thousands of cool titles from all over the world: indie stuff, scarce reissues of punk, garage and psych, and a whole lot more. It's te world's oldest surviving indie record service (started in 1969 by Suzy Shaw), so you know it must be good; plus we guarantee incredibly fast service, even overseas.
THANKS SUZY!!! BUY "DOGGY STYLE" FROM BOMP!!!! ThankS for the Friendship! HOPE YOU ENJOY "DOGGY STYLE"!! The Dogs from Lansing/Detroit Rock City celebrate their 40th anniversary w/t 2 Disks, 25 tribute bands, 3 unreleased historic tracks from The Dogs from 1971 & 1976, 28 page booklet, liner notes by John Sinclair (MC5) and cover artwork by Rockin' Jellybean!!
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Interviews with King Khan, The Spits, Pierced Arrows, The Dead Moon Story, Skip Jensen, Ratas del Vaticano, Chuck Violence, B-Lines, Rupert Bottenberg, CM Ruiz, The Speaking Tongues, plus an article on Stef Petticoat and a tribute to the late Cramps frontman Lux Interior. Also: Gary Pig Gold, Kirsten Easthope, an exclusive introduction by Bobby Beaton, reviews, more!
Hi Suzy, I just sold my house on the Cheseapeake bay and am moving back to Jersey. Me and Curtis are talking about playing a few reunion shows. I pray it all goes smoothly with this house deal. 15 rooms for I guy and 2 cats is way way too much. Hope all is well with you. Happy spring. wayne
I interviewed renowned photographer Bob Gruen last year and just posted a video of that on YouTube. He talks about the early days when he was taking pictures of Ike and Tina Turner, John Lennon, the New York Dolls, the Sex Pistols and the Clash. Check it out!
Bomp's founder, Greg Shaw, died on Tuesday, October 19th 2004. He was 55. Greg's lifelong devotion to discovering, raving about and releasing authentic -albeit obscure- rock & roll, and promoting rock fandom over four decades was extraordinary. Among his many accomplishments were fanzine publisher, magazine editor, band manager, author, indie label owner, and rock historian. Greg's legacy is the Bomp/Voxx records he was so proud to release, as ever they will be in print and available to inspire music lovers everywhere.
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