Just picked this up. This 138 page book is unreal! Many flyers and photos that I’ve never seen before. Photos of every single release and even a section covering boots. This is a must have for all Fiends! Get it while you can!
Don’t know how many people saw this but thought I’d share it here. Enter at Your Own Risk was a proposed follow up to Collection I that Glenn was working on in 1986. It was eventually scratched and different material was used for the Collection II album.
From Misfitscentral.com:
This 15 song album was compiled by Glenn Danzig in 1986. It was supposed to be released as a follow-up to Collection I. Glenn later compiled a different group of songs for Collection II which was then slightly altered by Caroline Records (more songs added). The first 2000 copies of the album were to come with special uncensored 10" sleeves. Although it was never released, a full track listing can be found in the picture on the first two pages of Eerie Von's liner notes in The Misfits Box Set. The track listing was as follows:
Side 1: Bullet | Horror Business | Teenagers From Mars | Night Of The Living Dead | Where Eagles Dare | Vampira | Skulls | I Turned Into A Martian
Side 2: 20 Eyes | Violent World | London Dungeon | Ghouls Night Out | Halloween | Die, Die My Darling | Mommy, Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?
That time Digitech made a prototype of what could have been one of the most amazing pedals ever. Thanks to Des Sherwood for sharing this!
I love this pedal! The circuit is very similiar to the MXR Distortion + circuit but it has its own gnarly sound going on. To me this pedal sounds so much better! It sounds thicker and less nasally compared to its cousin. And IMO the 250 does better with chords. The earliest versions of the yellow box 250 are said to be identical to the final versions of the grey box 250s. It really is amazing and I don’t think I will ever get rid of it.