The Cramps
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The Cramps
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Eric Lee Purkhiser, known professionally as Lux Interior, circa 1956.
(October 21, 1946 - February 4, 2009)
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The Cramps
(via notyourfuckingbillboard)
The Cramps
The Other Masque. Los Angeles, CA
February 23-24, 1979
Design by Lux Interior
(Source: oldpunkflyers)
Bikini Girls With Machine Guns
The Cramps
Enigma Records (1989)
What better way to celebrate the start of summer than with some psychobilly bikini girls? The Cramps’ first UK Top 40 single also marked bassist Candy del Mar’s studio recording debut with the band. A little pixelated here, but still so much fun. Let’s ultra-twist again!
Poster for The Cramps
Hurrah, 36 W. 62nd Street, NYC
October 28, 1978
Bad Music For Bad People
The Cramps
I.R.S. Records/USA (1984)
1) Garbageman
2) New Kind Of Kick
3) Love Me
4) I Can’t Hardly Stand It
5) She Said
SIDE TWO
1) Goo Goo Muck (Single Mix)
2) Save It
3) Human Fly
4) Drug Train
5) TV Set
6) Uranium Rock
Advertisement for Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?
The Cramps, Big Beat Records (1985)
as seen in NME
Poster for the Cramps European Tour (1986)
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Faster Pussycat b/w You Got Good Taste
The Cramps, New Rose Records/France (1983)
Human Fly b/w Domino
The Cramps, Vengeance Records/USA (1978)
