This track is from the album Live At Rudyards, Houston, Tx and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/garyroadarmeltheparishco2

Why Ya Been Gone so Long (Live)

Fuck It (Live)

People Who Died (Live)

This was originally recorded, I believe, around 1993 by Randy Melton at Mid Ease Studios, Norfolk, VA, on a 16track reel. I had the cassette mix down in my possession since that time. This song was released as a Aside of a 45" in the mid 90's on Dyonysus Records. Around 2000, I took my already worn out cassette copy and tranfered it to mp3s. So now I am starting to run them through my mastering studio and putting them out for yall to hear. The rest is coming soon! Long live ROCK!!

Credits:

    Vocals – Eddie Pierce
    Guitar – Gary Roadarmel
    Bass – Johnny Cassidy
    Drums – Rusty Floyd

The M-80s Slit My Wrists (Boogalee Master)

I remember Eddie always banging a Budweiser bottle with a drum stick for this song. The bottle never lasted the whole way through. Also my debut "snake" vocals.

I'm A Snake (Boogalee Master)

The title track to the upcoming previously unreleased album by Norfolk, VA garage-punk's The M-80s. Recorded in 1992 and digitally mastered from a cassette of the board mix. If you like you rock loud, raw, and snotty, you will want to pick up a copy of this lost gem.

Love Dont Like You

This track is from the album In the Weeds and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/garyroadarmel2

In the Weeds

Here Comes Krampus

This is FAR from finished. It's probably just going to end up being a small section in a totally different sounding song, but I wanted to share what I've been working on. And yes, it's supposed to be THAT discordant haha.

Adderal 2nd Line Brass Band (Rough)

This track is from the album Yesterday Bitter Forgotten and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/garyroadarmel

Slip Inside this House

Track 5 from the upcoming Live CD (Release date 7-16-13.) This song was written by Jimmy Swope and originally recorded by Hagerstown, MD punk band The Left.

Parish Records

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