The Cramps – Songs The Lord Taught Us (Vinyl) Matt Haynes Alive (Nightmare)

Alive (Nightmare)

judging by song titles like Bloodflow

That gesture was a remarkable challenge to the form of the mixtape

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and briefly available again in 2000

The Cramps – Songs The Lord Taught Us (Vinyl) Matt Haynes Alive (Nightmare)The Cramps music was familiar, elemental: Nicks pounding toms, Bryans bleating rhythm guitar, Ivys prickly rockabilly attack, Luxs impassioned moan. Their references were clearly on purpose, a breadcrumb trail for fellow record fanatics to follow: The Mad Daddy (a tribute to Luxs childhood hero, madcap Cleveland radio jockey Pete Mad Daddy Myers) was reminscent of their cover of Surfin Bird, the unhinged garage rock classic by the Trashmen, who nicked