Red Snerts Gulcher RARE LP Gizmos Amoebas In Chaos Jetsons Zero Boys Fruitloops
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Dec 27, 2025 Sold Date
Dec 21, 2025 Start Date
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Red Snerts : The Sound Of Gulcher
Full-Length 12" Vinyl Record Album

Description: Orange cover features a lecher peeping through the window at some armless female mannequins. Original insert included featuring photos and notes about all the bands. The vinyl record is in glossy clean excellent to near mint condition. The cover is in very good condition, minor ring wear, cut at top right corner, price sticker dated 10/27/83, no seam splits. Please see pictures. Check out our store listings for a wide variety of vinyl and CDs. We ship worldwide in secure packaging. Any questions, please ask.

Tracklist:
1    Amoebas In Chaos - Designer Genes
2    The Gizmos - The Midwest Can Be Allright
3    The Panics - Drugs Are For Thugs
4    The Jetsons - I Bet Not
5    Mr. Science - Mr. Science
6    The Defekts - Peer Pressure
7    A. Xax - Banging Your Head
8    E-In Brino - Indianapolis
9    Phil Hundley - 30 Second Affair
10    Zero Boys - New Generation
11    Dow Jones & The Industrials - Ladies With Appliances
12    Post Raisin Band - Pink Lincoln
13    Last Four Digits - Diddy Wah Diddy (Willie Dixon cover)
14    Freddy & The Fruitloops - Right And Wrong
15    Bay-Root - Out And Down
16    The Dancing Cigarettes - Broken Windows
Red Snerts is a compilation album released in 1981 featuring various artists in the rock genre, specifically new wave and punk styles. It includes 16 songs. Gulcher Records is a long-running US independent record label founded in Bloomington, Indiana by Bob Richert in 1975. Gulcher was formed as one of the earliest small independent labels and fanzines and was propelled to legendary status by the release of the first Gizmos EP. Gulcher championed the low-fi DIY revolution before it was even born. Most of the Gulcher releases were of the raw basic punk variety. The band was learning to play before your very eyes mistakes and all. Later releases were a bit varied stylistically, yet all stayed true to the DIY ethic that would begin to spread around the US in the early-80s. *i*
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