MIGHTY IONS- FACE RAKIN´ROCK LP

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"The Intercontinental Champs of Rassle-Rock"
- Andy Shernoff, The DICTATORS

Yeah ! The first record on ALIEN SNATCH! from back then. The MIGHY IONS are from Boston, members played cult bands as UNNATURAL AXE or the first GG ALLIN & JABBERS lineup (you remember, one of the best !) and had that wrestling rock´n´roll shtick going. The songs are from 1981/1982, this is total fun, goofy DICTATORS rock, RAMONES simplicity and the UNDERTONES pop hooks. All 15 songs are unreleased on vinyl, just the classic "Pedro Morales" got released on the "Claws" comp and was the only commercially released song in that time. The MIGHTY IONS with their unique body-slam rock´n´roll shared the stage all those Boston legends as the TAXI BOYS, LYRES, their rasslin´ contenders FOREIGN OBJECTS and many more. This is obscure (not included on any "Killed by Death" or "Bloodstains" compilation, buddy !), overlooked and in fact totally unknown outside of a handful Boston clubgoers - great garage punk, catchy as a jeans commercial on almost every one of it´s three minute romps. The record has a killer full color wrestling style artwork and it´s a 24page booklet included with rants, photos, vintage articles and flyers. . ...........................................

GET THE LIM.75 EDITION OF CLEAR YELLOW VINYL OR THE LIM.75 EDITION OF SOLID BLUE VINYL- ONLY DIRECT ORDERS !!


THE MIGHTY IONS

LIVE ON STAGE
The Midway in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts, USA
on August 22
w./ THUNDERTRAIN and The CLASSIC RUINS.


CHECK THAT OUT!!!

The Boston Rock & Roll Museum and
The Regent Theatre Present:
"LIVE AT THE RAT"
with Boston Punk Rock legends of the '70s!
Saturday, July 19 at 8pm.
Reserved Seats: $17 in advance, $20 day of show

Featuring Willie Loco Alexander & the Boom Boom Band, Unnatural Axe, The Real Kids, DMZ, and The Rat All-Stars. Hosted by legendary radio personality, OEDIPUS, the event will also feature exclusive film and video footage and an exhibit area with rare photos, posters, and other memorablia from the mid to late '70s Boston music scene. This is the second in a continuing series at the Regent covering the history of Boston music live on stage and benefiting the Boston Rock & Roll Museum.