rare BOSS HOG Drinkin Lp & Old School 7" punk sexy kbd

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 You are bidding on the following TWO releases from the NYC noise-punk-rock band BOSS HOG:

"Drinkin Lechin & Lyin" Lp that was released on Glitterhouse/Amphetamine Reptile Records in 1989 (vinyl is in VG+ condition & the cover is in good condition with some edge/handling wear)

"Old School" 7" on WHITE VINYL that was released on In The Red Records in 1999 (vinyl & sleeve are in excellent condition!)

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from allmusic.com: All-star NYC blues-punk combo Boss Hog was helmed by the husband-and-wife team of singer Cristina Martinez and singer/guitarist Jon Spencer, who previously teamed in the legendary cult band Pussy Galore. The duo formed Boss Hog to fill a last-minute cancellation at the famed CBGB's, earning instant notoriety when Martinez performed their debut show au naturel; guitarists Jerry Teel and Kurt Wolf, bassist Pete Shore, and drummer Charlie Ondras completed the line-up for 1989's cassette-only Drinkin', Lechin', and Lyin'. In the wake of 1990's Cold Hands, Spencer formed the Blues Explosion, forcing Boss Hog on the backburner; by the time the group returned in 1993 with Girl +, only Martinez and Spencer remained from the original lineup, with ex-Swan Jens Jürgensen assuming bass duties and Hollis Queens joining on drums. The record's success in indie circles resulted in a deal with major label Geffen which yielded a self-titled 1995 LP; little was heard from Boss Hog throughout the remainder of the decade (although Spencer and Martinez had a baby), but in early 2000 the group finally resurfaced with Whiteout, featuring ex-Goats keyboardist Mark Boyce.