First posted by the now defunct(?) Something I Learned Today blog. What shall hit you first is the extremly great guitar sound. Fuzzy, messy and cheap. Sounds like it has been amplified through a small 10 Watt Marshall(you know these cigarette package sized ones) pushed up to eleven. The lyrics are composed with care and true concern about inmates, Reagan, animals, tyrants and the usual suspect. A nice punk package for someone getting into punk and its philosophy for the first time.
By the way this is an awesome record! Enjoy.
Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Self Released
Format: 7″
Songs:
Killed In Jail.mp3
World Powers.mp3
What’s Wrong.mp3
Road Kills.mp3
Death To Tyrants.mp3
Go To The Window.mp3
The Latin Dogs – Warning! E.P. 7″ - Nov 7, 2007 Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (NEWS) - Nov 7, 2007 D-E-V-I-L on Your Dial - Nov 7, 2007 Weird Mysteries #8 (EBAY) - Nov 7, 2007 Yo Gabba Gabba
The Latin Dogs – Warning! E.P. 7″ - Nov 7, 2007 Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (NEWS) - Nov 7, 2007 D-E-V-I-L on Your Dial - Nov 7, 2007 Weird Mysteries #8 (EBAY) - Nov 7, 2007 Yo Gabba Gabba
Great songs and yeah, very, very smart lyrics from what I can make out. Takes you back to 1129.
I bought this when it came out…didn’t care for it and gave it away. It sounds better now, than it did then. Hey, Erich, it takes me back to our first date, sweetie.
i had this downloaded from silt, but its great to see the lyric sheet so i can finally understand all the lyrics, thanks!!!!!
Guitar sound on Road Kills and Death to Tyrants is awesome, keep these rare singles and epees coming, reposts from the early days more than welcome.
How many of the band were actually Latin?
That’s a very important question, degen’. Takes me back to 1929.
Erich, I think I love you…you are so retro!
I don’t think I love you, sorry. You are so dumbo.
Hahahaha…can you feel the love??? Hahahaha
Such a filthy 7- inch. Muy excellente!
who need other,s when the latin dog,s here!
degen’ Says:
November 8th, 2007 at 7:41 am
How many of the band were actually Latin?
None of us were and I thought that was going to result in an altercation at an outdoor gig we did. Some quick explaning that the name was not meant to be disrepectful but more in support of the strife in Central America by a more sober Alan saved the day.
Sounds like it has been amplified through a small 10 Watt Marshall(you know these cigarette package sized ones) pushed up to eleven.
It was a Marshall stack w/some distortion pedal recorded w/ a Electro Voice RE20
Thanks for dropping by Jon and thanks for some great music!
Do you know how many pressing exist of this EP?
Because I’ve seen two different covers, with a different photo on the back of the cover.
thanks
g