CHEMICAL IMBALANCE Mag #5 & VINYL 7" YO LA TENGO Big Black John Zorn Slovenly
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CHEMICAL IMBALANCE "Biting Off More Than We Can Chew" Issue #5 1987
80 pages 8 x 10.5 inches US Magazine / Fanzine + Record
Includes 7" Vinyl Single with Unreleased Music By: YO LA TENGO BIG BLACK KILSLUG MOVING TARGETS
CI 002 33 1/3 RPM
Various ?– Happiness Is Dry Pants
Label: Chemical Imbalance ?– CI 002 Format: Vinyl, 7", EP, 33 ? RPM, CompilationCountry: US Released: 1987 Genre: Rock Style: Punk, Indie Rock, Post-Punk
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Yo La Tengo – Dreams Bass – SteffanDrums – Georgia KaplanLead Guitar [Ld. Gtr.] – Dave RickVoice, Guitar [Gtr.] – Ira KaplanWritten-By [Uncredited] – Stevie Nicks A2 Big Black – Burning Indian Wife Bass – Dave RileyGuitar [The Other Guitar] – Santiago DurangoVocals [Vcls], Guitar [Railroad Gtr.] – Stephen AlbiniWritten-By – Big Black B1 Kilslug – Warlocks, Witches & Demons Written-By – Kilslug B2 Moving Targets – Squares & Circles Bass, Backing Vocals [Backing Vcls.] – Pat LeonardDrums – Pat BradyProducer – Lou GiordanoVocals, Guitar – Ken ChambersWritten-By – Targets*In This Issue:
- John Zorn
- Das Damen
- T.V. Personalities
- Slovenly
- Died Pretty
- Christmas
- Kaz
- Yo La Tengo
- Newgarden
- Antietam
- Jesus
- Egon
- John Crawford
- Shop Assistants
- Gary Panter
- Ion
- and much, much more!
Record is in Near Mint Condition. Magazine is in Near Mint Condition.
Magazine has been stored safely sealed in a poly bag with an acid-free backing board. Record has been stored using a re-sealable poly bag. All are included, but not pictured in the scans. Scans above are of the actual items for sale, not stock photos.
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Chemical Imbalance was published by Mike McGonigal from 1984 to 1995.
In 2000, in the Seattle Weekly, McGonigal described his zine... "It was kind of a big deal at its peak (circulation 8,000), at least in the indie-rock world. C.I. expanded the definition of what a fanzine could be, covering punk rock, free jazz, comic art, art brut, and "transgressive" writing from its very first issue. (I didn't know what the rules were in the first place, so I wasn't aware until later that I'd broken them.)"
Each issue of Chemical Imbalance was packed full of writing and comics. The final issue included a CD with bands like Built to Spill, Low Barlow and the Grifters. McGonigal went on to writing books and reviews for CDNow and Raygun.
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