I will have trade paperback copies of EsoTerra the book with me for sale at SDCC. If you want to look at one, just ask. I will be happy to let you check it out. price is $24.95

more info at http://www.creationbooks.com/creation-t ... TERRA.html


I will also have copies of Last Hurrah Records -

1. Vomit Spots "Dude, I Didn't Know!" LP - a punk band from Mobile, Alabama. These recordings
are from the '80s, though the band is still around today and plays gigs (with original members). Fellow board member James Plotkin mastered the tracks for vinyl. 14 songs on vomit-colored vinyl in a polybag art sleeve. price is $15

2. Star & Dagger "In My Blood" EP - stoner rock/blues-metal band
featuring Sean Yseult (from White Zombie), Dave She Wolf (from Cycle Sluts from Hell), Dave Catching (from Eagles of Death Metal), and Gene Trautman (from Queens of the Stone Age). 3 song vinyl 12-inch EP on dipped in blood vinyl...price is $18

more info about the records at http://www.lasthurrahrecords.com

correct me if im wrong, isnt that lindsey kuhn's art work?

super cover and the vomit vinyl RULES!

good luck with the label too.

Good eye, Mecha. you are correct!

How could you go wrong with tunes like Nina Hagen Dazs, Dames and Food, and My Shitter.
Oh yeah, and a cover version of Rock Lobster.

that is brilliant! I want to do a record release Greasebat so bad...I may have to bother some old pals who are still involved in the music scene for the hook-up.

Puke vinyl rules.

love the colored vinyl and awesome packaging art ... best of luck with the label!

updated for SDCC 2012

hmm interesting. I love finding new zines to collect. Where as I would go for the book as a secondary option, I'm collector neurotic about original issues. I see only issue #9 available, any idea on a location of original issues and what the total run ended at?

Copies of issue #9 are for sale at www.esoterra.org for retail.

EsoTerra ran for 9 issues, from 1992 until 2001...

The book also has a handful of articles that were intended for an issue #10 that never came out.

I would recommend buying the book as copies of the magazine are very, very hard to find.

Only 100 copies were made of issue #1.
Only 300 copies were made of issues #2, #3, and #4.
1000 copies were made of issues #5, #6, #7, and #8.
2000 copies were made of issue #9.

Issues #1 through #4 also have silkscreen covers wrapped around the regular cover.

If you could find the issues, you would spend a lot more than the $24.95 price tag of the book.

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