Singles Collection and Unreleased Tracks

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1.	No Hassle 04:45	lyrics	buy track
NO CAR, NO JOB, NO TRAVEL, NO HASSEL!!!!!!
2.	Body of Love 01:40		buy track
3.	Tree Thirsty Earth Quake 03:51		buy track
4.	Toes in The Grass 02:27		buy track
5.	Squeeze The Giant 03:58		buy track
6.	Building The Friendship Pt.2 00:01		buy track
7.	Im On A Hunt 03:55		buy track
8.	Im A Nice Guy Now 04:10		buy track
9.	Cold Pizza 04:32		buy track
10.	Sadness Walks 04:42		buy track
11.	Sexual Creature 03:38		buy track
12.	Can And Bottle Return Smile 02:51		buy track
13.	Raging Caged Bull 02:18		buy track
14.	Waste Time 01:47		buy track
15.	Left My Heart In Germany 02:51		buy track
16.	Scum Revolution 03:46		buy track
17.	Vacuum Up My Shattered Heart 02:42		buy track
18.	Time Does Not Exist 03:40		buy track
19.	Flyin' Carpet Love Affair 04:43		buy track
20.	Nocturnal Festering Bubblelites 02:32		buy track
21.	Four Leaf Clover 02:59		buy track
22.	Jungle Song 04:08		buy track
23.	$3 Bucks A Band Name 05:32	info	buy track

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Timmy Vulgar, Detroit’s favorite son, and most ambitiously amphibious creative force doesn’t need much of an introduction to anyone familiar with subversive punk music over the past decade and a half. He’s been such an irreplaceable figure in each of his musical endeavors since his emergence in such legendary acts such as the Epilieptix and Clone Defects back in the late 1990s, right up through his shape-shifting efforts in the mollusk-like Human Eye and the prog-soaked Reptilian Forcefield, and straight into his latest nerve-numbing scatterbomb known simply as Timmy’s Organism. We’ve been lucky to have bore witness to Timmy’s metamorphosis many times over during these crazy years, and with this unit coming as close as it gets to “solo material,” you the listener, can get an intimate encounter to vacuuming up the pieces of Mr. Vulgar’s shattered heart, spread over two full LPs worth of out-of-print 7″ singles, and for the dedicatedly faithful, an entire album’s worth of unreleased tracks.
When the White Stripes decided to take Timmy’s earth-moving Clone Defects on their first major national tour in 2000, we knew that we weren’t alone in this infatuation, and forcing the curiously benign audiences to endure this infected strain of mutant punk throb was one of Jack White’s most important moves as a budding curator of the underground, at such a pivotal point in time. I have an incredible Canderson photo of the Clone Defects onstage in 2000 at a huge venue, framed right above my desk, with the bland, alienated crowd, fingers-in-ears reacting to one of the most important musical experiences of their lives. It’s a daily inspiration, as has been everything Timmy has touched ever since. Sure it’s not for everybody, and that’s what makes the dimly lit underground punk world so exciting, and worth risking your life and your livelihood for, over and over again. And that’s just one of the many reasons Vulgar is still one of the most important figures in music today, and why his recorded output will surely fill not only museums and exhibits someday, but the folklore passed to the next generations by those who were lucky enough to get exposed to his unique personality, as well as his many varied recordings, all of which seem to invoke “instant classic” status upon release.
Yes, I’ve been tapped to write many of Vulgar’s press releases over the years, and it’s always a welcome assignment, not to mention my only chance to use tacky terms such as “expired lunchmeat punk” and “disemboweling synthesizer squeal” in a serious context, and thanks for that! But back to the monster at hand, this massive 2LP ‘Singles & Unreleased Tracks’ collection is a cranium-swelling blast of his best tracks from the numerous 7″ releases on Sacred Bones, Bat Shit, Goner, Douchemaster, Goodbye Boozy, Cass, and Hozac, along with unreleased tracks from his deep vault of garishly nightmarish goodies you’ve still not yet laid ears upon. Spanning a full spectrum of deranged styles, from the intimidating visceral to the rivetingly morose, this collection might just expose you to another side of Timmy you never knew existed, and yet another reason to hang on for dear life as we all wait anxiously for what he does next. Dedicated to “Fast” Eddie Altesleben, RIP. – VictimofTime.com

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released October 24, 2014

LONE LIZARD TOUR 2023-
Thur 4/6-Detroit-Smalls
Thu 4/13 - Toronto tba
Fri 4/14 - Pittsburgh- The Government Center
Sat 4/15 - New York - TV Eye
Sun 4/16 - DC - Runaway
Mon 4/17 - Richmond - Cobra Cabana DJ night
Tue 4/18 - Richmond - Fuzzy Cactus
Wed 4/19 - Durham - Rubies
Thu 4/20 - Atlanta - EARL
Fri 4/21 - Nashville - tba
Sat 4/22 - New Orleans - Siberia
Sun 4/23 - Austin - 13th Floor
Mon 4/24 - Dallas - tba
Tue 4/25 - Oklahoma City - Grand Royale
Wed 4/26 - Kansas City - miniBar
Thu 4/27 - Madison, WI - Mickey's
Fri 4/28 - Green Bay - Lyric Room
Sat 4/29 - Chicago - Cole's Bar
Mon 5/1 - Indianapolis - The Melody Inn
Tue 5/2 - St Louis - Sinkhole
Wed 5/3 - Louisville - Kaiju
Thu 5/4 - Cincinnati - MOTR Pub
Fri 5/5 - Columbus- Cafe Bourbon Street
Sat 5/6 - Cleveland - Dunlaps

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Timmy's Organism Detroit, Michigan

Element 115 is a mysterious, superheavy element that has 115 protons in its nucleus. It is said in the UFO community to be the power source for dimension bending alien spacecraft. It is also found in the tone of Timmy Vulgar’s gravity defying riffs. To describe Timmy’s Organism as heavy, is as fundamental in concept to our human existence as the drone of blood pumping in beat to our hearts. C.W. ... more

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