VINYL FORMAT. Mickey Rocks and Chuck Inglish mean business with the single "Black Mags" backed with "88." From their rope chains to their spare, bass-heavy beats, Chuck and Mikey bring a knowing wink to the style of 1980s heroes like Eric B and EPMD. Their anthem "88" cops a mantra from Nas' "Made You Look" track, while on the B-Side the duo sounds effortlessly of-the-moment, earning its boast of being "the black Beastie Boys."

12" $10.99

Other people also bought:

Flight  Flowers, Iggy Pop and the Stooges  Raw Power, Black Flag  In My Head

The Del Lords' first album, Frontier Days, was flawed by a flat, hollow production that never quite captured the band's power and vibrancy; their second, Johnny Comes Marching Home, often manages the feat of going too far in the opposite direction. Produced by Neil Geraldo, best known for his work as Pat Benatar's guitarist (Benatar sings backup on one track), Johnny Comes Marching Home sounds a lot brighter and more engaging than the group's debut, and the band, seasoned by plenty of ...   [ read more ]

CD $15.18