Pump 'n Ethyl Thank God I'm Livin In The USA! Click now for the Pump 'n Ethyl page, with Audio Clips, Video, and album info. $12.00

Stranglmartin - Stranglmartin This power punk trio hails from Lexington, KY and cut its first album for Dragon Street in the early '90s. The record features killer upbeat tracks such as the studder-stop "Stop Interrupting Me" and "The World Does Not Revolve". An early Alternative Rock college radio favorite. $12.00

Early '90s Alternative Rock

The Moon Festival - Shrine MOON FESTIVAL stands out from the pack with gothic looks and convincingly Anglophile hooks...a dark, moody debut album whose top cuts are 'Desert City Sleeps', 'Tapestry' and 'Orchid Man'." - CMJ New Music Report "Salim Sevres' lyrics are so outstanding that you might want to file him under bard instead of bassist. Top cuts: 'Orchid Man', 'The Money God' and 'Memory'." - The Gavin Report "...an amazingly talented band, with a very distinct sound...give it a listen and put it on the air...you won't regret it." - The Album Network "MOON FESTIVAL's shrine is the latest and best release from Dragon Street Records." - WARD $12.00

The Shagnastys - Young, Dumb & Beautiful " The intense and thoroughly suspense-filled tunes of THE SHAGNASTYS are enough to wind you up tighter than a golf ball....searing and sinister hard-edged rock executed with vigor." - Alternative Press "Young, Dumb & Beautiful is a fine listen...urgent, euphoric, dangerous sounds." - The Dallas Observer Flickerstick's Rex Ewing, was in The Shagnastys and the Bat Mastersons. Now available through Deutsche Schallplatten Records for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. $12.00

Dragon Street Sampler - Quanities Limited -This limited edition collector's item is guaranteed to rock your world! It's a wonderful way to sample some of the great DragonStreet bands. This 16-song CD contains selections from many of DSR's full releases, including The Spin, The Nixons, The Moon Festival, The Shagnastys, Stranglmartin and The Bat Mastersons. $12.00

The Spin - Motherlode The long-awaited album by college favorite THE SPIN anticipated the dense, power-grunge sound of recent Smashing Pumpkins records by at least two years and delivers the promise that this dynamic group hinted at in their previous release "Goddess Of Love". This time out, THE SPIN have captured the hard, driving edge of their sold-out live shows and somehow squeezed it onto CD to exhilarating results. Give Motherlode a listen and get the full brunt of this band's awesome power! Features their hit single "Might've Said It", plus "Magic Man", "Something Big", "In My Mind" and nine more. $12.00

The Bat Mastersons -The Bat Mastersons Though shown as a trio on the album cover, Dallas' The Bat Mastersons also featured guitarist Rex Ewing (now with Flickerstick) on lead guitar. The Bats became a solid early '90s college radio favorite with "Wishing Well", which got them a plum showcase at 1990's CMJ New Music Festival in NYC. Mod punk pop at its best! $12.00

The Spin - Sunshine Superman - Out Of Print -THE SPIN's rare vinyl single of "Might've Said It (Didn't Mean It)" was the most requested song on Dallas' KDGE-FM "The Edge" radio station for weeks on end. This version is different from the album track on Motherlode. Also includes the totally rare track "Sunshine Superman" ( not the Donovan song from the sixties ). Both versions available only in Vinyl 45 RPM single w/pic. sleeve format!!

The Spin - The Goddess of Love - Out Of Print -Classic American rock in the tradition of Neil Young, The Velvet Underground and The Band. Features: "Goddess, I Know You", "The River Song" and "Close Your Eyes" "They capture a bright and shiny, perpetually optimistic pop energy with an unsullied charm lacking in so many big city veterans...providing an adrenaline jack that most of the living shouldn't be able to resist." - CMJ New Music Report "...an endless source of danceable, hook-laden singles." - The Dallas Observer

HAGFISH - "Buick Men" - Out Of Print - Hagfish has carved out their niche in today's new rock with their cool "all suits" look and quirky, Ramones-influenced punk pop sound. They signed with London last year and re-recorded their indie record "Buick Men" as "Hagfish...Rocks Your Lame Ass," which features many of the same songs as the earlier album, plus some new compositions. However, DSR's original release is now a sought-after collector's item which commands hefty prices on the indie records market. Features "Disappointed", "Minit Maid," "Trixie, " Sad ", "Gertrude," and "Stamp." 19 songs in all! Different versions than on their London Records album.

Tripping Daisy - Bill - Out Of Print -Often compared to a mix of Jane's Addiction and early Pink Floyd, Tripping Daisy's sound mixes high energy rock 'n' roll, melodic Alternative influences and spacey atmospherics into an irresistable brew. Their first album, "Bill," captures perfectly the raw intensity and and mind-bending ambience of their sold-out shows. Although the DSR version is now out of print, "Bill" is available on the Island Red label in it's original form, minus the track "Green Tambourine." Features "Blown Away," "One Through Four", "Lost And Found" and "My Umbrella." Also, check out their newest release, "I Am An Elastic Firecracker" on Island Records, which features the hit "I've Got A Girl.".

The Nixons - Six - Out Of Print -The Nixons have recently scored big on the Billboard charts with the hit "Sister" from their MCA album "Foma." "Six" is their very first CD release on Dragon Street, the label that discovered them. It's out of print now, so look for it in indie stores and even cut-out bins. Worth big bucks! "A superb six song E.P. ...dripping with venomous wit and highly accessible. 'One By One' is a stand-out fast song that probably has Oakie mosh pits thriving with activity. The Nixons have the potential to give Ugly Kid Joe a run for their money." - Highwire Daze, LA