On any post, if the link is no longer good, leave a comment if you want the music re-uploaded. As long as I still have the file, or the record, cd, or cassette to re-rip, I will gladly accommodate in a timely manner all such requests.

Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook

11 May 2014

What Kinda Bath Tub Do You Have?


 

The other day a frequent visitor / occasional commenter left word over at another post that a couple links were no longer good to some music by one of my all-time favorite bands, Steel Pole Bath Tub. She requested that I re-upload them, which I have done. While I was at it, I decided to post some other material that I have of theirs. Most everything up until Unlistenable which ended the band but was recently rereleased (2010) is here. Most everything from the various members post-SPBT can be found at another older post where I shared Novex - Kleptophonia

 

First of is their very first self-released EP from shortly after they left Bozeman to come to San Francisco.


all decryption codes in comments


Tracklist –
Kung Fu Love
What Can You Say
Plate, Glass
Stories
Rain Song



Steel Pole Bath Tub – Butterfly Love, Boner Records BR 15-1, 1989.


Side 1 –
Time to Die
I am Sam I Am
Welcome Aboard, It’s Love
Bee Sting

Side 2 –
Hey Bo Diddley
Swerve
Thru the Windshield of Love
Heaven on Dirt
Tear it Apart

Steel Pole Bath Tub – Lurch, Boner Records BR20-1, 1990.

Side A –
Christina
Lime-Away

Side B –
Hey You
The River
Paranoid

Steel Pole Bath Tub – Arizona Garbage Truck/Voodoo Chile 7”, 
Sympathy for the Record Industry SFTRI 82, 1990.



Side A –
Arizona Garbage Truck
Side B –
Voodoo Chile (Hendrix cover)



Steel Pole Bath Tub – Tulip, Boner Records BR26-1, 1991.



Side A –
Soul Cannon
Sister
Quark
One Thick Second
Pirate 5
BBQ Applause

Side B –
Mercurochrome
Wonders of Dust
The Scarlet
Misty Mt. Blowtorch
Myrna Loy
Pause
 



Steel Pole Bath Tub – Bozeman 7”, Boner Records BR31, 1992.



Side A (that side) –
Bozeman
Side B (this side) –
Borstal





Tracklist –
Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride
Train to Miami
Exhale
Thumbnail
Down All the Days (Pogues cover)
Carbon
Bozeman
Borstal
594
Waxl





Tracklist –
The 500 Club
Population 2
Home is a Rope
The Conversation
Twist
Every Thing
3 of Cups
Four Barrels
Decline
Kansas City
Friday



Steel Pole Bath Tub – Auf Wiedersehen/Surrender 7”, Man’s Ruin Records MR011, 1995.



Side A –
Auf Wiedersehen (Cheap Trick cover)
Side B –
Surrender (Cheap Trick cover)

Check out the other posts for more fun, &
Enjoy,

20 comments:

  1. OMG Thanks fo' this one!

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  2. Three tracks from Unlistenable are available on http://steelpolebathtub.com/ -- if you click on audio, click on the first image that comes up, and click again on the second image (the briefcase). "Black Eye Fixer" is a great song, and I think their cover of the Cars' "Just What I Needed" is there too.

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  3. Scars from falling down has an encoding error of some sort, does not play correctly.

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    1. Thanks for letting me know about this. I checked it out & it was just some screeching glitch noise, but not SPBT. I re-ripped it, re-upped it, & re-posted the decryption codes.

      MEGA decryption codes
      Drrrills
      dBie0jDdY3v3ESKlkiqOzBJzM-EPFbR2imuL1aEeIuc
      Butterfly
      L5B4yzGiH-MHLbPXrVrJyS2laExCrn-7AZabtMtaQf0
      Lurch
      N6A-iQqXgcxBPmcxUzsiy35iHiRShhIiUyYBxS8tDPY
      Arizona
      Gy9S4CO-F-UTN_83U3QPsxhNhoM6rxZsNX2zQQNaDDc
      Tulip
      NBzO6W0jRJ2YzbOA4wjqphkWVjN53F2G_FaSv6Qp7iY
      Bozeman
      Bv8o12neWCEc5acXu607jAmIYIYrq2JfbqSDDtxxQqo
      Miracle
      StIbFTABpi6mjI9c3i5Dex4AWVMhEi9QiICayeW2jd4
      Scars
      GHi0MCKsV2SH6xr1c15v-kiLSJFgvgWdgcx4ehHS6zY
      Auf Wiedersehen
      Kz3p1i8130Y5JU68tqOukQeOfe0cfQXZKZz0Puqd6ao

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  4. Thanks for the upload! Lots of these don't seem to be available anywhere else anymore. Is there any chance you could upload what you have in FLAC format?

    Thanks

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    1. 320 mp3s is the best you get from me. I have neither the time nor the drive space (I'm not sure I even know how to rip to FLAC) to do more. It is what it is.

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  5. Thank you very much from Russia. To my shame, I haven't heard about this wonderful band 'till past year. I've listened to Tumor Circus with Jello Biafra for many years, but haven't mentioned that it is SPBT. So thank you again and excuse my English

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  6. Mega asks me for a "decrypt" code to download Tulip, can I have it please?

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    1. This is to the two above comments. The decryption codes are all listed in a comment above. Just cut & paste where needed.
      For Tulip, the code is:
      NBzO6W0jRJ2YzbOA4wjqphkWVjN53F2G_FaSv6Qp7iY

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  7. Had to comment on this too. I lived in SF from 89-95 I worked as a bike messenger and then tower records in north beach. Steel pole Bathtub floored me many times. The 1,2 punch of seeing the them with NOMEANSNO at the Kennel Club was awesome. I'm pretty sure I saw them almost every time they played in SF which was alot, because they always opened or played with the best band..like The Mevlins was a good show to with SPB...anyway I live in Occidental now and saw a killer band last night Earstu reminded me of the good music days if SF. Well I'll be downloading this shit now. thanks

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  8. Thank you my good man. Big SPBT fan and I've owned all these releases in some form of cd/vinyl, but not all made their way on to my computer. So I really appreciate you filling in the gaps. For Auf Wiedersehen/Surrender single link I get a "temporary error, retrying" message from mega unlimited. If you could possibly spare the time could you look at that. Thanks again, and cheers!

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    1. just checked the link & decryption code. it is working fine. if you have problems with MEGA, read the MEGA MESS post from April 1, 2015 (read comments as well for foloower hints). if you are still having issues, let me know, i'll upload it elsewhere.

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  9. Thanks for the info, appreciate it. I'll give it a go.

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  10. Thanks a lot for this. Like others I owned most of these and lost them over time. Rad.

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  11. Thank you. So happy to come across your blog while searching for SPBT on a trip down memory lane. Very impressed that the links are alive after several years.

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  12. Download:
    Steel Pole Bath Tub ‎– Unlistenable (2002)
    https://pic3knotdead.blogspot.com/2020/02/steel-pole-bath-tub-unlistenable-2002_90.html

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    1. Thanks. I think this has been around long enough that it should be fair game. I'm sure Steelpole aren't gettin' a cut.

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