ULSERS - forget them LP Stoner and lots of spontaneity and

and lots of spontaneity and raw energy with no retakes

This thing really scratches my eternal itch for power pop

Florida and sold the resulting 1983 album through an advertisement in Soldier of Fortune magazine

if you dont own complete discography you got to get this and even if you do you still have to get this so you keep rockin long after that shiny little disc of yours gets all scratched up and craps out

“Bowman’s Root” and “Fire Pink And Milkweed” take their names from plants that grow on the edges of meadows

ULSERS - forget them LP Stoner and lots of spontaneity andTen jaw dropping, previously unreleased songs from the ULSERS in full band mode. Same mayhem, bonus drums, shouting and electricity.