NEW! Live album on Cleopatra Records Christian Death Halloween 1981

Here is another new Christian Death album released yesterday on Cleopatra Records with one of my photographs on the cover! Thanks for the opportunity Matt Green.  Rozz Williams and Rikk Agnew brewing up some amazing tunes. Limited edition purple vinyl reissue of the earliest known recording of this legendary gothic death rock band fronted by the inimitable Rozz Williams performing an entrancing live set on Halloween. See the link below

 Cleopatra Records release Christian Death Halloween 1981



                                     Cleopatra Records release Christian Death Halloween 1981


                                                                                   

Christian Death LP on Cleopatra Records

    One of my photographs of Rozz from Christian Death is being used on a record cover issued by Cleopatra Records! Im so stoked                   

If you want to order one here is the website...

 http://cleorecs.com/store/shop/christian-death-the-iron-mask-limited-edition-green-lp/

Christian Death – The Iron Mask (Limited Edition Green LP

 

Special limited edition colored vinyl reissue of this landmark album that saw Rozz Williams take control of Christian Death and launch a new wave of gothic music in the US!

 

 

   

Tones on Tail Daniel Ash

These are a few photos I took of Daniel Ash from 1984 when he was in Tones on Tail
they were performing at Music Machine in west L.A. great show and packed with audience!
We had seen Bauhaus the two nights they played at the Roxy in 1982 and were eagerly awaiting thier return.   Loved the Tones on Tail and Burning Skies E.P.'s

This is the flyer for the show (not mine got it off the internet)

Christian Death

A couple of photos I took of the band Christian Death in 1982 at Godzillas with the original lineup
Rozz Williams, Rick Agnew, James McGearty, George Belanger
The vinyl, Hell Comes to Your House which had Christian Deaths's song Dogs  and Christian Deaths first LP Only Theatre of Pain were always on the turntable.
I thought they were great band live, at the begining of a show at the Whiskey that we saw Christian Death performing at there was dramatic lighting, I believe candles and they brought rozz out in a shroud while the band was playing slowly, as the music got louder and faster they ripped open the fabric and out spilled roses or flowers and roz... he grabbed the mic and launched into song..pretty dramatic and cool to see live.
kinda like Bauhaus when they played the Roxy in 82' loud, dramatic and atmospheric..