Don’t Need No Snacks – cassette w/ download code

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  Release Date: Out Now

  Artist: Crazy & the Brains

• Preview a Track: Crazy & The Brains - Let Me Go

  Details: 100 clear blue, 100 clear orange, 100 clear purple, and 100 clear yellow cassettes were produced in this run. Each is hand numbered. A digital download code is included with each tape.

  Price: $6+S&H or Order All 4 Colors/Covers and Save a Few Bucks!

  Tape Color

  Orange (Jeff) $6.00 Blue (Chris) $6.00 Purple (Brett) $6.00 Yellow (Lawrence) $6.00 All 4 Colors!!!! $20.00 Let Baldy Pick Your Dreamboat $6.00

  

“Don’t Need No Snacks” is Crazy & the Brains’ homage to a band they and we at BLR actually hate but still sorta secretly like.  If you’re a collector get the 4-pack with four different colored tapes and 4 different covers.  If you’re broke, send us $6 and we’ll send you whichever cover has the band member we think you’ll find most dreamy.  Then you can put it on a shelf over your bed and stare wistfully at it while you fall asleep.  One thing is for sure though you’ll be blasting the fun sounds of this EP at your next party and all your friends will think yer pretty kewl.  No need to thank us, just save us some beers.

Track List

Side A:  Let Me Go, Snacks, Biggest In The World
Side B:  Lindsay Lohan, Outer Space, Saturday Night Live

What People Are Saying…

• If you want something outside the mainstream and something you know you shouldn’t like but do then Crazy & The Brains are for you because it sounds so crazy. (…) Magical, catchy, clever but above all good bloody songs! Honestly.
  Dom Daley, UberRock
• While the landfills are currently overflowing with neo-garage rock albums, Crazy & the Brains are just snappy enough, just quirky enough, and just rock-y enough to make it work in the current glut.
  John Gentile, Punknews
• This thing is packed full of insanely catchy pop and punk jams, all very well crafted and tasteful. It’s all here, tight and jangly guitars, swaying bass lines, popping drums, and countless vocal hooks. Not to mention the fair amount of xylophone harmonies sprinkled atop, for good measure. (…) I’m not sure who is Crazy, but he and his Brains have restored my faith in weirdo punk, and I hope we get to hear more SOON.
  Bloggins and Messina, Cassette Gods