BIG BOYS Fun, Fun, Fun... 12" MOMENT PRODUCTIONS 1982 US orig+insert TIM KERR
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BIG BOYS
A quartet that puts Texas hardcore on the map, fuses a bit of funk with their punk.

Coming out of the then-overlooked Austin, TX, punk scene of the early '80s, the Big Boys 

combined two irresistible rock styles into one feverish mix: raging, speedy guitars and fat, 

funky backbeats. And although they went on to make a few so-so recordings, never really 

living up to their early promise, it's difficult not to be supportive of what the Big Boys tried 

to do in the start of the hardcore era, wherein the sexiness of a funky rhythm section 

disappeared amongst the ultra-fast tempos and sexless pummeling 

"FUN, FUN, FUN..."

[Recorded at Third Coast Studios March 14+17 1982]

1982     12"EP     MOMENT PRODUCTIONS RECORDS     BB-001  

PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

HEAVY DUTY CARDBOARD COVER

SINGLE SLEEVE   + INSERT

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: MOMENT PRODUCTIONS - WHITE LABEL (A) & PHOTO (B) - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine) BB-001

Catalog on label (Side A): BB-001

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): S-9264 BB-001-A AMERICA, EMPTY YOUR SWIMMING POOL...OR ELSE!

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): S-9265 BB-001-B GIMME THE HEEP DEEP DISH 

WHERE THE JETS COME DOWN IN JAZZ (OR DITCH) ?

Other / Runout (on both sides, Stamped):  k disc

Other / Runout (on Side B, Etched & Scratched Out): [unidentified]

On label (Side A): SKATE Tough or die

45rpm

rim text reads "©? Moment 1982 Catalog# BB-001   Time Signature Publishing BMI"

(Side B only): Dixon

On Back Cover: Made in U.S.A.

Produced by Spot

Mastered at K Disc Mastering

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: NERVOUS - APOLITICAL - HOLLYWOOD SWINGIN

Side B: PRISON - WE GOT SOUL - FUN FUN FUN

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RECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Fun... provides six songs of the Big Boys at their best, taking their then-groundbreaking funk 

and punk combinations to even stronger heights. New drummer Fred Schultz slots into 

the band just fine, while producer Spot brings out all of the members' individual strengths to a tee, 

not to mention contributing "Jello" and "Apolitical." The band comes up with a thicker sound all 

around this time, everything upfront and all the more cutting, with Gates' bass really standing 

out and Kerr's guitar equally snarling. Turner's vocals still tread that line between creeping 

tension and free-for-all yells, putting the two together perfectly for the opening "Nervous," 

a two-minute rip with music that's just as appropriate. Able to zap out hyperspeed hardcore 

with the best of them, as always, the Boys save their most distinct statement for an utterly 

fitting cover version of Kool and the Gang's "Hollywood Swinging." Fired up with all the 

considerable power the Boys brought to the rest of their music, the song features 

an accompanying three-man guest horn section, providing extra swing while Turner 

changes some lyrics to reflect his own inspiration from the Gang. The end vocal chants 

and shouts from everyone on hand capture the uplifting spirit of that band just 

as much as it does the positive energy of the Boys -- a perfect synthesis all around. 

The horn section returns on a great funk original, "We Got Soul," which just about says it all....(AllMusic)



 


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