Dangerhouse Records was one of the few LA punk labels. Their output was primarily 45's by 'unsigned' bands.
Around 1978 Brian Eno put out a compilation of New York noise bands called 'No New York.' Dangerhouse responded by releasing 'Yes L.A.'
The record was a one sided affair pressed on clear vinyl with a decal on the back.
Featured artists were some of the best bands on the scene at the time.
The Bags
X
The Alley Cats
The Germs
Black Randy and the Metrosquad
The Eyes
There will definitely be more posts in the future on the Dangerhouse and other Los Angeles/San Francisco punk singles. I got a lot of them as they came out.
The back was hand silk screened, not a decal and came in 5 different colour variations.
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