Paddock of Love (Vinyl)

Paddock of Love (Vinyl)Originally released on the Black Eye label in 1988, Paddock Of Love was the Sydney band's second LP and the first to really feature a more stable line up, which included Guy Maddison (future Mudhoney bassist), Nick Barker (future pop star!), Peter Hartley, Brett Ford (both of the Kryptonics) and, of course, the man who drove the engine, Stu Spasm. Around the time of its release, the band were invited to play on Andrew Denton's nationally televised TV

this book is a spellbinding tour through the history of Western painting

First published as a signed limited edition

and the wars we fight today

Married at 15 and a mother by 16

female friendships and all-night parties of a dazzling city

hard guitar

But the deceptions and deaths keep piling up and soon the threat strikes too close to home

Jodorowsky's personal assistant remembers acting in El Topo and The Holy Mountain and his time spent with the director

Mean To Me

pop-art references and allusions to both old Hollywood and future shock sci-fi came showcased against an eclectic and unique musical soundscape forever immortalised in the record’s 1950s style album cover

a brand new visual essay by film historians David Cairns & Fiona Watson

a Battle ensues