MIKAL WATERS & THE BAY BOMBERS - The Lost Tapes 1979-82 LP spoken word but from the cold extremities

but from the cold extremities of an unknown dimension beyond space and time

Here is a slab to burn one to while you jettison any garbage (good riddance) out the hatch… onward and upward

Singer Mick Reed died on 12 March 1993

dipping their hands in the now murky waters of their past in the fourteen-year interval between their previous album and this

MIKAL WATERS & THE BAY BOMBERS - The Lost Tapes 1979-82 LP spoken word but from the cold extremitiesLimited edition of 200 copies. Mikal Waters is in his 70s and lives quietly in a bayside suburb of Melbourne. Back in 1978, in his world travels, he was residing in San Francisco and was part of that city's bustling punk rock scene, singing with the band Negative Trend. They released one 7" EP, which has subsequently been reissued by Henry Rollins' 2. 13. 61 label, as well as Superior Viaduct, and were a huge influence on a young Jello Biafra. Steve