The Spines (Musical group)

Date: 1981 - 1988

From: The Crawlspace Records Collection; popular music posters. 1980-2002.

By: Androidss (Musical group)

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-CR-1980s

Description: Includes: Liberate the Androidss!!! / P Spence from Bilal. [1981]. Bailter Space. Auckland, Fri-Sat Sept 4-5 the 'Gluepot'; Wellington Wednesday Sept 2 Cricketers; Nelson Sunday August 30 Excheckers; Christchurch Fri-Sat 26-27 Sept Old Star [Heads in the wall poster. 1987]. The Bats. Gluepot August 7th & 8th. Daddy's Highway album; Block of Wood single. Flying Nun Records. [Signed] R Zoz. [1988] The Bats Orientation tour. Otago Friday 27 February; Lincoln Saturday 28 February, Canterbury Sunday 1 March, Waikato Thursday 5 March, Auckland Friday 6 March, Auckland (outdoor) Sunday 8 March, Victoria Wednesday 11 March. Galaxy Friday 6 [1987] [Failsafe Records]. Biding our time. 2 LP length cassette - out now! Previously unreleased material / Design and collage Matt. (Chills, Bird Nest Roys, Crane, Spat Back, JPS Experience, Nocturnal Projections, Belle Motions, Bats, Emma Peel, Jay Clarkson & Friends, Sneaky Feelings, Children's Hour, Stones, This Sporting Life, Haemogoblins, Spines, Double Happys, Lions & Tigers, Triffids, Desperate Tricycles, Heartland, Mea Culpa). [1986]. The Builders [red and yellow with a man in a hat. 1986] Flesh D-Vice. I've heard music you humans wouldn't believe! The Pulse. 3rd & 4th May. 8 pm. [1985] Flying Nun presents Looney Tours, featuring Children's Hour, The Chills, Double Happy and The Expendables. Coming soon to your town. Nihilist fun with Flying Nun! 1984 [Monday March 5th 8 pm. Guru's] Penknife Glides. Sound of Drums tour. [1981 or 1982] Skeptics [Record release and tour poster. ca 1985]. Snapper. 12" E.P. out now on Flying Nun. [1988] Spines. With the assistance of the NZ Students Arts Council. [Mon 3 March, Dis Oranga, 8.00 pm.] [1986]. The Stones. "We ARE the greatest rock + roll band on earth". "All our songs are so good". Graeme Stone, Jeff Stone, Wayne Stone. From Dunedin, playing at:... on: ... / Flying Nun. [1981/1983?] Verlaines. Chch Gladstone May 10,11; Auck Windsor Castle May 17,18, Logan Campbell Centre - May 23; Wgtn The Pulse May 24,25 [1985]. Warners. Petrol fueled sonic rock. Raw Power Promotions. Album release party, Sat Dec 23, Kurtz [1989?] Quantity: 14 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003 and 2004.

Date: 1996

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1996

Description: Includes posters for: Break your chains and shake. Constant Pain, w/ Space Dust & Crude. Empire, Feb 9 Breathe plus The Verbs. Smiley Hands release tour. Hole in the Wall, Saturday, 14th December (2 copies) Whang Dong a Ding a Lang! King Loser. Join them on their last ride. Crown Hotel, Friday 3rd [ca 1996] Mardi Gras 96. Midge Marsden, Graham Brazier (Hello Sailor), Bullfrog Rata, The Doors Review, DJ Craig. New Years Eve, 7pm, Ash's, Queens Drive, Lower Hutt Rampage presents: Soul-Jam Dance Party. M.C Johny Sagala. Special guests: Lole + Jamoa + Losttribe + Chemistry Boyz + DJ Sam + Overdose + more. Saturday 20 July 1996. Venue: James Cabaret, 5 Hania St, Wellington (2 versions: 1 green, 2 orange) The Dancing Katburgers in association with Tatou present Robbers & Thieves; Andreas Leeper (Paris Troika, Toro Loco, Salsa Picante). Benefit party panto, with Company Blue Vault; M.I.D. nite; DJ Lemon; The Spines; Lilith; Gamal; Mr Fungus & many more famous Wgtn performers. Sunday Dec 15 (2 copies) Shooters Steakhouse & Bar, 39 Main Street, Upper Hutt. Live entertainment venue. The Irish alchemy of Strange Brew, Thursday 30th; Turbo Rats, Friday 1st; Ashley Mash, Saturday 2nd. Next week (7th July) Dead Flowers, Fat Mannequin, Nothing At All (2 copies) Space Dust flies south! With guests: Constant Pain and Crude. Where the action is - Empire Tavern, Friday 9th of Feb `96 Quantity: 5 colour photo-mechanical print(s). 4 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying. Provenance: Many posters from Cochrane purchase 1997 and Roi Colbert 2005.

Date: 1981

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1981

Description: Includes: Get into Condemned Sector, plus The Androidss. Last Resort, Thur 8th, Fri 9th. What hidden terrors and unspeakable horrors await you - find out of you dare! [1981]. Flyer Drummer wanted now. Domestic Blitz ... [1981]. Flyer Tony Littlejohns [Littlejohn]. New Zealand Ghetto musical tour. Reggae rock at its best. Appearing at Last Resort Cafe, Thurs 5th - Sunday 8th [1981]. Ghetto-Around Jah. Flyer The Mockers. The Resort, Thurs April 16 [1981] (Yellow poster) The Mockers. Terminus, Sat April 25. One night only [1981] (Blue poster) Naked Spots Dance. Rawa House, 30-31 October [1981]. Flyer They all had their dream ... the Naughty Boys. Terminus, Sept 15th Tuesday [1981]. Flyer Pagan Festival. Riot, Neoteric Tribesmen, Cumulus Haemorrage "all the way from Masterton". Aro St Community Centre, Wed 23 Dec [1981]. Flyer Schtung play The Last Resort. Feb 15, 16, 17 & 18 [1981]. Flyer The Spines. Wanted, bass player. Ph 843320 [29/7/81]. Flyer Sweetwaters Festival. Roxy Music, Split Enz. Ngaruiawahia, 24-26 Jan 1981. Programme (2 copies) Sweetwaters Festival. Tickets on sale here [1981]. Flyer The Tin Syndrome, playing Rawa House, Fri 4, Sat 5 Dec [1981]. Flyer Wallsockets, Naked Spots Dance, Janet & John. Last Resort Cafe, 26, 27, 28 [May-June 1981?]. Flyer Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, photocopies, booklets, sizes varying up to 330 mm. Provenance: Donated from various sources.

Date: 1980 - 1983

By: Famularo, Silvio, 1936-

Reference: Eph-B-VARIETY-Silvios

Description: Includes posters for cultural events, arts courses, entertainment: "Ain't got nothin' but the blues"; jazz concert. National Art Gallery, 18 October [1981] Ballads to Blues. Overseas artists plus top NZ acoustic performers. State Opera House, Sunday 31st May [1981] Michael Calvert, classical guitar. Music at Circa. 28 September [1981] Children's show at the Depot. "The Pongophonic tootler", by John Banas; dir. Joy Watson. 21A Courtenay Place [1983] The Clean + The Spines. Dance this Thursday 24. Tickets here for Thistle Hall Clown Workshop. Sept 19-20 [1981?] The Deirdre Tarrant Dance Theatre presents "A Christmas carol", & Donizetti dances", "Consequences. State Opera House 14-17 December [1981-1983?]. Flyer Grande Pantomima, con pupazzi e un drago, by Dario Fo, in Italian and English. Memorial Theatre, 16-18 July [1981] Jo Horrocks. Photo exhibition. PhotoForum Mini Gallery, 26 Harris St Wellington, 14-26 Sept. Media mirage; an installation of screenprinted images from the media by Stuart Page. PhotoForum Gallery, September 1-19 1981. Muchmore Associates. Snakefinger & Blast. The Snaking Finger skanks and having skonked sneaks on [Itinerary Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton, Auckland, 21-30 May 1981] Naked Spotts Dance (small sticker ca 1980-1983) "New blood". Jeremy Opie, Michael Cubey, Erik Gotlieb. PhotoForum Gallery, 10-29 August 1981 Pop Shots; NZ rock'n'roll photography. Closet Artists Gallery, 520 Queen Street Auckland, from Tues 25th August [1981] (2 copies, one with circular Moruroa protest sticker on it) Preservatives, with the Newmatics! Last Resort, Friday 24, Saturday 25 [ca 1981-1983] Primitive Art Group. Sunday afternoon, Oct 11th, National Art Gallery [1981] Siege of Parihaka, 5 November 1881 ... the deception continues. Public meeting. Wesley Church Hall, 29 October 1981 Sinfonia of Wellington in concert with Lindsay Yeo & Buzz O'Bumble. State Opera House, 7 November 1981 Wellington Arts Centre exhibits recent works by Frances Anderson, Linzie Christopherson, Linda McMahon, Miranda Witford, Brenda Wing, Nicole Louis. 23-27 November Quantity: 20 posters and flyers. Physical Description: Photolithographs and photocopies on posters, sizes varying from 100 to 330 mm. Provenance: From Silvio Famularo, Wellington, in 1983.

Date: 1984

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1984

Description: Includes: 2 tone ska disco. Saturday 4th Aug. B.N.U Clubrooms, Bell Rd, Brooklyn. Skapa official cassette release party (2 copies) At last! From Christchurch: All Fall Down, supporting The Great Unwashed, at The Pulse, Clyde Quay Tavern, Friday 14th, Saturday 15th December (2 copies) Beyond ANZUS concert. Big Sideways, Topp Twins, Troupers; also featuring The Brandon Intermediate Polynesian Club, and others. Also starring Hot Cafe. Old Town Hall, Sunday June 17 (2 copies). Borax; Paula and Fi; Ten Foot Faces. Terminus, 8th, 9th Feb. (2 copies) In the land of technorock" (re Alpha 2). Courier 27 January 1984 [photocopied newspaper clipping] Dentid Fender, rockin' at Cricketers, Fri 30th Nov. Dentid Fender, rockin' at The Terminus, Fri 28th & Sat 29th Dec (2 copies) A Fog and the Throat. Terminus, this Saturday Go Go Yetis, and For Cryin Out Loud! Terminus: Fri, Sat 10th & 11th Aug Go Go Yetis, plus Little Boog, at The Pulse, Clyde Quay Tavern, Tuesday, 23rd Oct MMMM! Multi-media media magazine. "Look what's popped up" [Student newspaper] The legendary Punk and the Cartel. The Pulse. Wed 5 September Putting on the Ritz Hattie-Mae Brown. The Pulse, Clyde Quay Tavern, Saturday 1st (2 copies) The Shadows, silver anniversary world tour 1983/4 [New Zealand section 25-31 January 1984]. Booklet (2 copies) Slick City Rockers. To be heard at The Clarendon, May 10-12, 17-19, 24-26 The Spines, Three Volts, Death Commandos, at The Pulse. Fr 24 Aug, Sat 25 Aug (2 versions, individually hand-coloured) Rick Springfield "Live in `85" - tour petition. Rick Springfield fans!!! Send a postcard/letter telling Rick you want to see him "Live in `85"! Sweetwaters `84, with United Building Society. Sounding sweeter than ever [Information pack] Take the drop...see Ten Foot Faces, at The Pulse, Clyde Quay, Wed 22, Thurs 23 August (2 versions: 1 pink, 1 yellow) Ten Foot Faces, plus Paula and Fi. Sound sharks, have a bite...at the Pulse, Wednesday 28, Thursday 29. Be there or be eaten (2 copies).TOM; Wellington arts and entertainment, June 22 to July 6. Free. Trudi and the Topps Free rock concert, featuring: Tush; Trojan. Aotea Lagoon, Sun 19th Feb Free rock concert, featuring: Tush, and Trojan. Aotea Lagoon. Postponed to: Sun 4th March. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, photocopies, booklets, sizes varying up to 330 mm.

Date: 1984

From: Various artists :[Posters advertising performances by popular music groups, singers, musicians, and rock bands performing in New Zealand in 1984].

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1984-15

Description: Shows a comic strip about characters called Dennis, Wax Max and Pauline. A shoot-out is involved. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Screen print with colour highlights, 601 x 430 mm.

Date: 1984

From: Various artists :[Posters advertising performances by popular music groups, singers, musicians, and rock bands performing in New Zealand in 1984].

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1984-07a

Description: Shows two semi-abstract multi-eyed figures overwashed with colour. Exhibited in 'Wellingtonzone: 50 years of popular music' exhibition curated by Clark Stiles and Rhonda Grantham at the Turnbull Room, National Library of New Zealand, 27 June - 6 October 2002. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Photolithograph, with felt pen and dye wash, 595 x 430 mm.

Date: 1986

From: Various artists :[Posters advertising performances by popular music groups, singers, musicians, and rock bands performing in New Zealand in 1986].

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1986-06

Description: Red poster shows a central illustration of a lightbulb, and lists the performers involved in the 9pm event. The lower edge announces an auction at 2 pm. Two copies held. Housed separately owing to presence of adhesive tape. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Screenprint, on two sheets taped together, total 600 x 420 mm.

Date: 1982

From: [Programmes and other ephemera for popular music events, bands and singers. 1982]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1982-01

Description: Programme for a live music festival at Masterton, with photographs and biographical notes on the following performers: The Spaces, Taste of Bounty, DD Smash, The Knobz, Rodger Fox Big Band, Billy T James, Midge Marsden Connection, and Kevin Borich. Also performing were: Spines, Consorts, Shadow Fax, Ghetto, Hulamen, The Scheme, Frankie Stevens and the Scouts, Mockers, Precious, Los Dogs, Steel Breeze, Rusty Nail, Billy Larkin Big Band. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Booklet of 16 pages, each 297 x 205 mm. Provenance: Purchased in 2007.

Date: 1984

From: Various artists :[Posters advertising performances by popular music groups, singers, musicians, and rock bands performing in New Zealand in 1984].

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1984-06

Description: Shows double line comic sequence, over-coloured with green and grey felt tip. Exhibited in 'Wellingtonzone: 50 years of popular music' exhibition curated by Clark Stiles and Rhonda Grantham at the Turnbull Room, National Library of New Zealand, 27 June - 6 October 2002. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) with coloured felt pen. Physical Description: Photolithograph and felt pen on poster 603 x 430 mm.

Date: 1984

Reference: Eph-B-DOWNSTAGE-1984

Description: Includes: Just when you thought it was safe to get back on a camel. "Full Marx! 2", by John Banas, Gerald Bryan and John Callen. State Opera House Wellington, 3 February 1984. Programme (2 copies) and promotional typescript sheet "Boys own McBeth", by Grahame Bond & Jim Burnett. [1984]. Promotional flier (2 copies). "Comedians", by Trevor Griffiths. Directed by Euan Upston. [1984]. Promotional typescript sheet "Snap to it", with John Banas, Peter Dennett, Stephen Gledhill, Jon McLeary, David McKenzie, Cliff Wood. 4-8 July [1984]. Typescript programme sheet (2 copies) Downstage presents "Look at me! Look at you!". Hannah Playhouse, 25-26 May; [and] "The Sunday Night Rock Show", starring the Spines. 27 May [1984]. Flyer. Downstage Theatre. "Agnes of God". 20 January - 18 February [1984]. Promotional flyer (2 copies) "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?", by Edward Albee. Directed by Colin McColl. 17 April 1984. Promotional typescript sheet Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Pamphlets and fliers, sizes varying below 330 mm. Provenance: One item donated by Downstage Theatre in 2014.

Date: 1970-1989

From: Norton, Anthony, 1959-: Collection

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Norton-1970/1989

Description: Includes: 1970s: Vapor and the Trails [1970s?] 1977: Schtung. On stereo records and tapes [1977] 1978: Golden Harvest; new original rock sound; performing live ... [1978?] 1981: [Icehouse]. Love In Motion. Massive; Music with a big Mmmmmmm. Fuji Rd [1981?] Valentinos. Mad Mary, new 12" E.P. plus "Looking at you / Don't let up". Hillsborough 19-21st [1981] Verandahs. Art direction Rick Reid; photography Peter Webb, Verandahs for Mr Wonderful Records. [ca 1981] 1982: Citizen Band. The single "The way it will be" out and about! Live at Hillsborough Tavern 9-11 [Shows 1973 photograph of three muscle-men including Arnold Schwarzenegger] Clients. Gladstone, Friday 6th [1982?] D.D. Smash at Macey's, 24 + 25 july [1982 or 1983] "Rockin' in the Street". Now the album ... appear live at: [1982] The Spines. "Fishing". Hillcrest, Wed 30 June - Thurs 1 July [1982] The Willie Dayson Blues Band. 'Rogues & fools', the new album out now [1982] 1983: The Body Electric. Hillcrest, Fri 18 / Sat 19 Nov [1983] The Bronx [with 4 autographs. ca 1983] Radio Active. Debut single out now: "Angela' and "Money man'. Crystal Records [1983] Rip It Up, no. 76, Nov 1983; billboard photo features Dance Exponents 1985: Politicians. "Down in Baghdad" [1985?] 1986: Roy Harper appearing Metropole, 19 March [1986] (Autographed) 1987: Sneaky Feelings. New album "Sentimental Education" [1987] 1988: Knightshade. Festival Records. Out for the count, The Physical You, Out for the Night. Regines, Sun 1st, Tue 3rd May [1988] (Damaged/torn at top right) 1989: Upper Hutt Posse. The album "Against the flow" [1989] (Signed and laminated) Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 700 mm.

Date: 1982 - 1985

Reference: Eph-A-RECREATION-1982/1985

Description: Includes publications and stickers of the New Zealand Council for Recreation and Sport Also includes: 1982: Outdoor Pursuits Centre of New Zealand (Turangi). Pamphlet (2 copies) Victoria University Recreation Centre. Spring into summer; a community recreation programme. [1982] (2 copies) 1983: Queen Elizabeth the Second National Trust. [Pamphlet. 1983] Summer City comes up-coast to present "Eyeball Eyeball". QEII Park Paekakariki, 4-6 Feb [1983]. Pink flyer Summer City 1983. Her comes the sun! Pamphlet Wellington City Council .Summer rec-centricity; recreation skills, coaching schools for school-aged people [1983]. 1984: Summer City '84 [Pamphlet](2 copies) Gnomes Magical Elusive Moon Celebration. Cambell [sic] Park, Paekakariki, July 7th [1984] Ministry of Recreation and Sport. A missing link?; recreation advisors in local authorities Victoria University Recreation Centre. Spring into summer; a community recreation programme. 1984 1985: Summer City presents Sumaj; a magic and dance spectacular with Megan Hanley, dancer and choreographer & Timothy Woon, magician. Featuring music by Primitive Art Group and Spines. Botanic Gardens Dell, 3, 6, 8, 19, 13 14 january [1984]. Flyer only 1985: NZ Council for Recreation and Sport. Sponsorship ... a two way deal [Pamphlet] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints and photolithographs, sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 1982

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1982

Description: Blam Blam Blam. Luxury length album. Taita, Weds, 26th May [1982] Direct from L.A. the Bobby Shew Sextet & All Star big band. Cricketers Arms 18 & 20 May [1980]. (2 posters) Cold Chisel with special guests: Inxs. Wellington Town Hall 24 Jan [1982]. DD Smash. Cool Bananas tour '82 with special guests The Narcs and Gary McCormick. Daggy and The Dickheads. Mid-winter campus tour. Victoria University Union Hall 21 July 1982. Desperate Measures. Last nite tonite. [1982]. Donovan. Touring April / May '82. '82 Orientation. Fright Night. Instigators, Riot III, Desperate Measures. Ballroom 3 March. George Benson in concert with a brilliant 38 piece orchestra. Auckland, Wellington 25 & 27 Feburary [1982]. (2 copies) Edward Zimblis + Syndicate presents the Hex Enduction Hour by The Fall. University ballroom, Aug 17th. Tickets from U.C.S.A.; Christchurch Town Hall, Aug 18th; tickets from Town Hall. Plus The Clean and Sporting Life. [1982?] The Gordons. Billy the club. [ca 1982]. Gurlz. Mini album out now. Clyde Quay 16 November [1982]. The Innocent. Quinns Post 21-24 [July 1982]. Jazz upstairs at the Cricketers. Roger Fox Big Band & Louise Gibbs. [1982]. (2 posters) Joe Cocker in concert. 1982 New Zealand Tour November. John Rowles in concert. 16-26 May [1982]. Joy Yates. Outstanding Jazz singer direct from Ronnie Scott's Club, London. Circa 12 December [1982]. (2 posters) Madness. The Specials, The Beat, The Selecter, The Bodysnatchers, Bad Manners in Dance Craze. [1982]. Out now on Warrior Records. "Nite Street lady", newest single by Mantra. Taita, Thurs-Sat, 22nd-24th [1982] Marcia Hines & John English together in concert. Jokers and Queens Tour '82. Touring July. (2 posters) Marg Layton band. Clyde Quay Tavern 1 December [1982]. '82 Orientation. Masquerade Ball. Tall Dwarfs, Clean, Ballon D' Essai, Newtones. Ballroom 6 March [1982]. '82 Orientation. Mid Night. Ballroom 27 February [1982]. The Narcs. Taita Tavern 1-3 [1982]. (2 posters) The Narcs. Concert at the Athletic Rugby Club Stadium, Bell Rd off Brooklyn Rd. & "The Parasites". The Neighbors. Watching Westerns tour, Winter 1982. Penknife Glides and Danse Macabre on the Positive Reaction tour. Hillsborough [1982]. Rank and File (Musical group): The H-h-hullo Rank + File tour. A big h-h-hullo to the people at the Terminus, Mon + Tues 15th + 16th March [1982] Rod McKuen. His music, his words and the magic of one of the world's finest entertainters and the biggest selling poet of our time. 21-29 March 1982. (2 posters) Roger Fox and all that jazz band. Cricketers Arms Tavern, Wednesday thru Saturday [1982]. Rose Bayonet. New Zealand's top heavy metal band. 1 x Terminus; 1 x Quinns Post 29 June [1982]. (2 copies) The Royales. Living in the suburbs. Taita Hotel 5-7 August [1982]. Shadow Fax. 1 x blank; 1 x Clyde Quay Sat 10th; Cricketers Arms 9-11 September (x2), 19-20 (x1) [1982]. (5 posters) The Spines. Fishing. 1 x EP on sale now; 1 x at Chips 23 May [1982]. (2 copies) Spines & Carnival Din. Cosgroves 17-18 [September 1982]. The Stones from Dunedin. Cosgroves 7 December [1982]. Topp Twins. National Tour 1982. (2 copies) Topp Twins. Victoria University Union Hall. 13 November [1982]. (2 copies) Vanguards live. 2 x Cricketers Arms 26-27 November; 2 x Clyde Quay Tavern 17 November [1982]. (4 posters) Video Night. Orientation. Gordons. Ballroom 1 March [1982]. Whizz Kids. Birds of a feather; back together. Hilsborough 9-11 September [1982]. Quantity: 41 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters, plus 15 duplicates.. Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying.

Date: 1984

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1984

Description: Includes: The Above. Upstairs Clyde Quay, Wed 15th Thu 16th; with "Fear of Extinction" at the Pulse. Beaver; NZ's first lady of soul. With Terry Crayford, Johnny O'Connor, Jonathan Crayford, Ross Burge. Cricketers, Fri 27, Sat 28 July [1984] Bite the wax tadpole; see Fear of Extinction, The Above, Ten Foot Faces at Khandallah Hall, Saturday 6 October (2 coloured copies, 2 b&w copies) The Blues Band. Terminus, every Wed & Thurs til Xmas. Appearing live! $2! (Gummed back) Circus Block Four. Rongotai College with The Above. Thurs 6th Sept [1984] Disney Boys. Three bands, Clyde Quay, Pulse Bar, Fri 26, Sat 27 [1984] Argggh! Double Happys. Oriental 31st 1st [1984] F Nun presents from Dunedin - Double Happys and the RIP. Shakin' bones at ... The Pulse Fri 23 / Sat 24 Nov [1984] (2 green, 2 yellow and 2 mauve copies) The Family Mallet, at Artattack. Fri 5th, Sat 6th [1984] (2 copies) The Fat Alley Band R'n'B at the Cricketers Arms. Thursday 15, Friday 16 March Flesh D-Vice! The Sheaf, Herbert St. Thurs 9th, Fri 10th, Sat 11th [1984] (2 copies) A Radio Windy promotion. Gale and the Force Cyclones at Cricketers 19-22 Sept; The Depot, 27-30 Sept; 4-7 Oct [1984] (2 copies) Wayne Gillespie. Pulse Bar, Clyde Quay Tavern, Oriental Parade. 6-8 Sept [1984] (2 copies) Heptocrats from Auckland perform. Gazebo Lounge, University wet lunch, Friday 6th July [1984] Heptocrats perform Empire Tavern, Fir 6 July [1984] The Heptocrats, Family Mallet, Jungle Suite, Broad Cast. Music that is staggeringly deep yet stunningly simple. Cricketers, July 10-11 Tues and Wed nights. (3 differently hand-coloured copies) Luke Hurley, assisted by NZ Students Arts Council [ca 1984] (2 copies) Luke Hurley, songwriter. Live July 5 8pm /Library [1984 or earlier?] Luke Hurley. Thru your town soon. Overdrive tour [ca 1984] (2 copies) The Immigrantz. Cricketers Arms. Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th September. (2 copies) Loosely Rhyming Slang. 10-11th August Artattack; 17-18 August Pulse. Loosely Rhyming Slang. 17th - 18th August, Pulse (Clyde Quay) Madlight; heavy rock. Taita Hotel, 5th 6th Oct [1984] Factory of Submissive Beings presents Maggot Scum Get together. The Pulse, Wed, Thur, 19,20 Dec. // A??? Fog Maggoty-Ann and the Cot death babies. [1984] Naked Spots Dance. Sleaze with ease. Cosgroves, Sat 16th [1984] NZ Songwriters & Performers Concert with Wayne Gillespie, Dave Murphy, Neil Cleaver, Erisa. Cricketers Arms, Sat 10th Nov [1984] (2 copies) The Legendary Punk and the Cartel. Yee-ha! Wed 8 pm, The Pulse. Ra & The Pyraminds (at the Cricketers) Jan 26-7-8 [1984] (2 copies) Return to Reality ... Unrestful Movements also featuring the Skeptics, at the Pulse Clyde Quay, 11th August [1984] Resurrectionists, Rawa House, Sun 20th 2 pm $1.00. Ritchie Pickett and the Inlaws, featuring Dave Maybee. Cricketers, Sun 13 May [1984] Dance. Rock Against Racism. Dread Beat & Blood, Ray Mercer band, Pelicans, For Crying Out Loud. Victoria University Union Hall, Sat 22 September [1984] Scratch Band, featuring hot U.S. rockin' blues guitar of Michael Bagley and top Wellington muso's Michelle Scullion, Terry Crayford, Jonathan Crayford, Dave Watkins, Geoff Hughes. Cricketers, Thur 17, Fri 18, Sat 19 [1984] Spines. At the Pulse, Fri 12 and Sat 13 October [1984]. (Five differently handcoloured copies) Topp Twins. Original New Zealand entertainment. Saturday afternoon, Aug 11, Clyde Quay - The Pulse [1984]. Photo Lynette Shum, BSIAG. The Topp Twins, The Pulse, Mon 19! [1984] Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. (2 copies) The Topp Twins. Downstage Fri & Sat, 10.45 pm Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. The Topp Twins. 2 late-night concerts, Downstage Theatre Fri 7 + Sat 8 Sept, 10.45 pm. Bar open $5.50. Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. (2 copies) The Sam Ford Verandah Band (Bill Gruar, Paul Hewitt, Neil Findlay & 'Gav'). Country showband; special guests Trudi Green and the Topp Twins. Cricketers Arms, Thurs 31 May - Sun 3 June. See you there! (2 copies) Tyrant. More fun than the James Smiths Christmas Parade. At the Sheaf, Fri 20 & Sat 21 [1984] Tyrant. Taita Hotel, Fri 12 & Sat 13 8 pm. (2 variant copies) Working With Walt. (Colour screenprint shows two Mickey Mouses lifting a box) Working With Walt. (Shows stylised illustration of factory workers) Working With Walt. (Shows photo of Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney) Working With Walt. 12.30 Friday, Main Common Room (Pink paper, shows Walt Disney, Michael Jackson) Working With Walt. (Shows photo of Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney) Oriental Fri 20th Sat 21st [ca 1984] Yellymin. Axemen from Chch. Mystics in the savage state. Rawa House (Upper Cuba Street), Fri 20th, Sat 21, 8.30 pm start. (2 copies) Quantity: 31 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying.

Date: 1986

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1986

Description: Includes posters for the following performers: The Alpaca Brothers. 13th - 14th September. Zetlands [ca 1986?] The Axemen and the Connoisseurs. State Trinity Centre. Easter Sunday. Who says greatness has no price? Spilt Ink Co. [ca 1986] Backdoor Blues Band. Orientation '86 brings you Steinlager Blues night. Backdoor Blues Band. Louie and the Hotsticks, Finance Workshop. Thursday 6 Mar. Ballroom 9 pm. Backdoor Blues Band. 1st birthday party. "Exchequer". Sunday 18 May [1986] (2 copies) The Bats. Trip Up b4 we trip over C's tour. March 1986. (Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Flying Kiwi Arts Ball, Palmerston North, Hamilton, Auckland) (2 copies, one of them defaced) The Bats. Fresh from the concert halls of Europe, sweeping thru' your hometown! Appearing at: Electric Ballroom, Wednesday 9 July [1976] (2 copies) The Bats appearing at Windsor Castle, November 15-16, with guests the Remarkables + Christchurch Zanzibar on Nov 8-9 (Bat in jar poster) The Bats. Made up in blue. New single (2 copies) Bird Nest Roys. With support band "Non Doctor". at the Pulse, Fri & Sat nite, 27th & 28th June. Bringing Kiwi music to the snow. Woody & Son Ski Shop, The Chateau Resort Hotel. July 25 - October 11. (Midge Marsden, Satellite Spies, The Kuhtze Band, Ardijah, The Narcs, Cairo, Rock Hard, Skindivers, Soul on Ice, Rutherford Brookes R'n'B Revue, Dave McArtney, Peter Morgan, Mango, Ritchie Pickett) Brothers Gorgonzola + Crawbelly Creepers. Clyde Quay. Sat 10th. Up-tight and the Toxik; shock n roll; fantasy. (2 copies, one orange and one green) Builders. Fri-Sat 12/13 Sept. Electric Ballroom 9 pm. (2 copies, one without venue written in) Shayne Carter and David Kilgour. Cricketers Steinie Bar. 29-30 December 1986. The Courgettes. (Plain banner) Bill Direen with Barry Stockley. Electric Ballroom. 27 July [1986]. (2 copies) Bill Direen with Barry Stockley. + Soluble Fish Theatre + Puppets + Trephines + some Builders. Clyde Quay. 22-23 August [1986]. The Drongos. New Zealand tour Summer 1986. January (itinerary given - all North Island venues) (2 copies) Eyetime Entertainment presents 2 nights of genuine music! 1986 local music awards. Student Union Hall, Victoria Unviersity. Friday 14 - Saturday 15. Friday line-up: Primates, Putty in her hands, Go Go Yetis, For Crying Out Loud, Jungle Mice, No Idea, Flesh D Vice, Purple Siren, Fiona Mackenzie, Bros Gorgonzola, Ourselves Alone, Skeptics, Axmin, Otis Mace & The Psychic Pet Healers. The Fall. Hex Enduction Hour. New album and single out now. Touring August. Fetus Productions. Endless possibilities present Fetus Productions film and music (NZ tour) August to September (Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland) [Kneeling skeleton].(2 copies) Tim Finn live in concert (portrait). Christchurch (30 June); Wellington (2 July); Hamilton (3 July); Auckland 4 July. Flesh D-Vice. A Hardedge presentation. With Manson Family. Black Friday 13 + 14 Saturday. Dress in black. Cricketers Arms. Flesh D-Vice. Hardedge Halloween, a blast from the fast. With Morning Norm from Auckland. Clyde Quay. Fri and Sat. Dress fancy. Looney Tours presents The Go-Betweens. Christchurch Gladstone (19 March); Dunedin, Sammy's (20 March); Wellington Flying Kiwi Ballroom (21 March); Auckland Gluepot (22 March) (2 copies) Great Balls of Fire! Orientation '86, MArch 3-14. Netherworld Dancing Toys, Tim Woon, Sneaky Feelings, Look Blue Go Purple, Peking Man, Aotearoa / Dread Beat and Blood. Salient and Radio Active for details. Supported by Lion Breweries. Roy Harper. Appearing St James Theatre Friday 14 March. (2 different posters, both featuring head and shoulders portrait) Hello Sailor. Acoustic Tour. Clyde Quay. Monday 23rd. Not too skinny, not too fat ... [1986] Herbs. Long Ago. Cricketers Arms. March 18. Looney Tours presents Hunters & Collectors, New album "Human frailty"; new single "Say goodbye". Vic. Saturday 3 May. (2 copies) Cole Productions present Icehouse; Iva Davies, Joe Camilleri, Gary Hughes, Bob Kretschmer, John Lloyd, Guy Pratt, Andy Qunta. Christchurch Town Hall. Tues 14 August. [1986]. The Wilko Johnson Band, featuring Norman Watt-Roy and Salvatore Ramunda. Live at Electric Ballroom. Wed 13 August. Looney Tours. (2 copies) Rick Bryant and the Jive Bombers. at Cricketers on Thurs 8 - Sat 10 May. Jungle Mice. Cricketers. 22 Feb. With guests. (2 copies, also one copy for Railway Tavern, 5-6 March) Lionheart. Running free on Jayrem Records. Appearing at: (3 different colours, one each for Terminus (Friday 13th and Sat 14th); Cricketers (30-31 May); Clyde Quay (15-16 August)) Don McLean in concert. Direct from the USA. Touring December. Tickets on sale at usual outlets. The Mangawekas. Pulse every Monday til Xmas. (Horizontal banner shape) The Ministry of Jazz 1986 Summer City Concert. Botanic Garden Soundshell. Sunday 9 February. Murder Inc. Wellington Sept 17, Pulse; Auckland Sept 19-20 Windsor; Christchurch Sept 27 Gladstone. Murder Inc. Live on concert. Gladstone. Saturday 18th October. Number Nine. Real music. 9 October 9 pm. Amrita, 127 Cuba St. Tickets Chelsea Slowboat & No 9. (2 copies) Orientation '86 March 3-14. The Juke Jivers; Builders & Bill Direen; Marg Layton with Colin Hemmingsen, Rogers Sellers, Kevin Clark, Paul Dyne in Jazz Blooze; Putty in Her Hands. Peking Man appearing at University Union Friday 22, 8 pm. New single on CBS Records now. Peter Paul & Mary in concert. 25th anniversary tour. Auckland, Logan Campbell Centre (18 April); Wellington, Michael Fowler Centre (19 April); Christchurch, Town Hall (20 April). Harrington Ford and Associates proudly present Suzanne Prentice in concert. Country Music Spectacular, Wellington Show Buildings, January 18th. Purple Siren. Thin Red Line. Cricketers Wed 12th. Thanks to NZ Students Arts Council + NZR. The Remarkables [+ 2 bands. Friday 25 July only. 10 pm Electric Ballroom]. Meltdown Records (2 copies) Fog City Enterprises present Robert live with Eunice. A movie about a monster. And or the Elementals. Cricketers Thur Dec 18. Presenting from the Southern states of America, Michael Bagley's Rockett 88. NZ tour. Clyde Quay. Friday Feb 28, Sat March 1. The 12 piece brass spectacular with the Rodger Fox Band, featuring Annie Crummer, David Feehan. Chips Cabaret, March 24,25. (2 copies) Raynor Promotions proudly present The Screaming Blue Messiahs, live in concert, New Zealand 1986. Galaxy, 33 Mt Eden Road Sat/Sun Nov 11-2; Union Hall Victoria University, Mon Nov 3. Skank Attack and Murder Inc. Clyde Quay Tavern Wgtn, 17th Sept; Windsor Castle Auckland, 19-20 Sept. (2 copies) Sneaky Feelings, with the Orange. Appearing at Gladstone. 7-8 Dec. Spines. [Six different colourings for different venues: Cricketers, Clyde Quay and Electric Ballroom. Once appearing with Passing for Human]. Raynor Promotions proudly present Taj Mahal. Auckland Sept 10; Hastings Sept 11; Palmerston North Sept 12; Rotorua Sept 13; Wellington Sept 14. With Herbs and Backdoor Blues Band. The Texas Rangers, support by Jungle Mice.Fri - Sat, 8th-9th. Blue Funk (Printer?) Dragon's Egg Music proudly presents direct from nuclear free New Zealand, The Topp Twins. Roar Edge Productions, Electric Ballroom. 6-8 June. Photo by Bruce Connew. (2 copies) Verlaines at ... [Cricketers, Fri Sat 16 17 May] (2 copies) Verlaines playing at Oriental, Thurs 25th, Fri 26th Sept [Collie dog. 1986 or 1980] Quantity: 52 colour art print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying.

Date: 1985

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1985

Description: Includes posters for the following performers: Axemen 1985 world tour. Auckland 4-5 January; Wellington 11-12 January, etc. (2 copies) Backdoor Blues Band (at the Cricketers - 2 copies) The Bats with [... at] The Pulse, Clyde Quay Tavern, 10-11 May. 7 track EP out soon "And here is Music for the Fireside". [1985]. (aquired from Slow Boat Records 2001) Rick Bryant and the Jive Rumblers summer tour 17-19 January. Cricketers. The Car Crash Set. at the Pulse. 22-23 February. (2 copies) The Chills, in their "Lost in Space" NZ tour. Cricketers Arms 4th-6th. Circus Block Four Commodores live in concert. New Zealand tour (Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Wellington, 21 - 24 November 1985) Dali will be at the Pulse 20th - 21st. "For crying out loud!". Dance Exponents Expectations tour, May 1985. Dazzle. Downstage Studio Bar. Late night music Dec - Feb. Marg Layton & Kevin Clark; Besser & Prosser; Sheila Graham; Ann Pacey; Roslynne Aberhart; Marg Layton & Dave Murphy; Jonathan Crayford; Free Radicals; Sarah Davison & Rod Dunbar. Flesh D-Vice. Summertime Blues tour of '85. (2 copies) The return of Flesh D-Vice. New Zealand death rock tour. Now playing at your local sleaze pit, The Pulse 18-19. New album "Bloodstained Morning" out now! Flesh D-Vice. at The Pulse Fri 3rd - Sat 4th. Four Volts. Cricketers Arms 4-5 December 1985. Freudian Slips (different poster) The Freudian Slips (last Wellington gig - 2 copies) Friendly Jersey Promotions present Graham Wilkinson - come and watch him play - all six of him, at ... The Front Lawn / NZ Students Arts Council. Songs and stories from the Front Lawn, with Don McGlashan and Harry Sinclair. Fortune Theatre, 7-8 July 1985. Poster by Derek Ward. The Front Lawn / NZ Students Arts Council. Songs and stories from the Front Lawn, with Don McGlashan and Harry Sinclair. Cafe Pacific, 33 Willis St, 17-20 July 1985. Poster by Derek Ward (2 copies) Gladstone 50th birthday party weekend, with Smart Russians, Maiden China, Belle Motions, and Backdoor Blues Band. 30 August - 1 September. The Go-Betweens. New Zealand tour. Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, February 1985. Gogo Yetis, Bros Gorgonzola, The Sheets. Thistle Hall 15 November (handmade poster) Gary Grant and Bill Reichenbach with the Rodger Fox Band and Midge Marsden. Napier, Palmerston North and Wellington, August tour - 2 copies). Herbs. Long ago / Warrior Records Ltd. [1985]. Herbs, Aotearoa, Dread Beat & Blood (University of Victoria Students Association in conjunction with Radio with Pictures. Radio Active, 19 July 1985. Humanimals. Bats Theatre 7th-9th November. The Johnnys. Cricketers 21 May 1985. The Johnnys. Looney Tours presents ... [Blank in bottom space] ca 19085. Tom Jones live in concert. Michael Fowler Centre 27 February 1985. Jungle Mice (Cricketers, Friday-Saturday 29-30 November 1985 - 2 copies) Lionheart. Running free on Jayrem Records. [Gig poster]. Live Aid. Live on TV2 13-14 July. New Zealand Live Aid for Africa (Lists many overseas performers) Don McLean. Direct from the USA, touring December 1985. Midge Marsden Band. Cricketers 23-24th (2 copies) The Mockers. New album "Culprit and the king". Town Hall rage, 22 September 1985. Netherworld Dancing Toys. "The real you". Cricketers, 7 March. New Zealand Music awards 1985. Mockers, Patea Maori Club, Narcs, Netherworld Dancing Toys, D D Smash, Jacquie Fitzgerald, Debbie Harwood, Sneaky Feelings, Alan Young, Peking Man. Michael Fowler Centre 11 November 1985. (2 copies) Peking Man [group photograph] ca 1985. Peking Man. "Lift your heads up high". Thursday-Friday 1-2 August. Peking Man. "Scared of a sound". New single available now. Cricketers 1-2 February. Rockett 88. NZ 85 tour. From the southern states of America, Michael Bagley's Rockett 88. Cricketers 12th-14th. The Shadows. Michael Fowler centre 1 February 1985. "Shake" (advertising poster for a periodical, issue no 2 Feb/March 1985). Skank Attack and Murder Inc. Clyde Quay Tavern Wgtn 17th Sept; Windsor Castle, Auck. 19, 20th Sept. [1985]. (Two copies, one orange and black, one yellow and black) The Spines. Clyde Quay + Ten Foot Faces. At the Pulse 25-26 January. TKP. This Kind of Punishment, with the Expendables. Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th May. [1985?] Tokyo. At the Terminus 26th 27th [and] at Cricketers 1st and 2nd. A touch of Country (with Gray Bartlett, Jodi Vaughan, at the Boots and Saddles Club, Johnsonville, 26 September 1985) U2 live. Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland. 29 August - 2 September 1985. (Tim Rowberry donation 1992) The Verlaines. Christchurch, Auckland and Wellington tour, May 1985. (2 copies) Wayward Witches, at the Pulse 21-22 June 1985. YFC [+ Haemogoblins. Zanzibar Wed 14th and Thurs 15th. ca 1985]. Neil Young and Crazy Horse. Wellington 24 February 1985. Quantity: 50 colour art print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying.

Date: 1983

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1983

Description: Includes posters for: Brown Trout 83. Tickets sold here. Rick Bryant and the Jive Bombers. Cricketers, 6-10 December [1983] (2 copies) Chug, 3Ds (+ the illustrious David Merritt!), Crown Saturday December 19th [1983] Childrens Hour, with Nocturnal Projections at Cosgroves, Mon + Tues 11 + 12 April [1983] City Limits Cafe. Live poetry, eat, music stop. Sundays at 8 pm. Cosgroves Naked Spots Dance, and Sleaze with Ease, Sat 16th July [1983] Willie Dayson Blues Band. Cricketers 19-20 Jan; Quinns, 21-22 Jan. [1983] Dead Dummies Rock Theatre. Two nights of stuffed satisfaction. July 9th and 8th. Friday: Flesk D-Vice, After Shock, Barbaric Bunnies, Yellimin [sic]; Saturday: Real Quick, Naked Spots, Janet Potiki, John McLeary, Molle Manne, A.D.P.B. (2 copies) Evasive Action. Thistle hall 18-19 November. With The Yellymen, For Crying Out Loud, Barbaric Bunnies and others. Exodus playing at Sheaf, 21st, 22nd [1983] (2 copies) The Fat Alley Band live at Grand Nash Hotel, Petone. First Fifteen, at Cosgroves, wiv Fishschool. Bring your snear! [sic]. 14-15 January [1983] Flesh D-Vice. Hear! See! Scream! Rawa House, Upper Cuba Street, Tues 15th, 7.30 [1983] Golden Showers 1983 gig. How to enjoy life in a police state. Live in concert: Desperate Measures, Flesh D-Vice, Unauthorised, Unrestful Movements, Riot 111, Aftershock, Suspect Device, Aryan Army, ?P.D. Boys" and ?Johnnies?. Be there! (2 copies) Grammar Boys Daring feats tour. Cricketers Arms, Wed 17 August [1983] The Kiwi Animal Real Theatre. Under the clothes were the underpants tour. Julie and Brent in your city. Varsity Cafe, Friday lunch 12 to 1 pm or 1 pm to 2 pm. Free. Magic Mushroom. A two night tribal dance for charity. Rock Theatre, 126 Vivian Street. 27-28 May [1983]. Friday: Jungle Mice, Ra & the Pyramids, Pelicans, Tin Syndrome, Unrestful Movements; Sat: Tempo House, A.D.P.B., Jellymen, Primitive Art Group, Molle Manne. (2 different posters, including 2 copies of one of them) Mangawekas. Cricketers, Fri 25th & Sat 26th Nov [1983]. Molle Manne. Vietnam (Fr & Sat.). Cosgroves 28, 29,30 April [1983] (2 copies) The Neighbours "The only one you need". On stage, Cricketers, 13-15 May [1983] Not the NZ Music Awards. Jimmy Jungle Block Productions. Jimmy Sung, Circus Block, Jungle Mice. Khandallah Hall, 26 November [1983]. (2 copies) The Oath. Metal. Playing at the Broderick, 30th March Wed 7.30 pm. Primitive Art Group. New music. At the Depot, 7-8 October [1983] (2 copies) Primitive Art Group. New Music. Thursday 5 May, Union Hall. (2 copies) Primitive Art group. The trouble with music. Cricketers Arms. Mon 12, Tues 13. Start 7.30 [1983] RA and the Pyramids, at Cosgroves. Wednesday 28 [1983]. Rock Against Racism dance. Naked Spots Dance, Ray Mercer Band, Pelicans, Reggae Rockers. Victoria University Union Hall, 17 September [1983]. (2 copies) The Slippery Opera, by Dean Parker, with Bert Brecht and the Bodgies. New Depot Theatre, 27 October [1983] (2 copies) Spines and Body Electric. Cricketers Arms, Tursday 7, Friday 8, Saturday 9 [1983] (2 copies) Stepchant Unit. Cricketers, Tuesday 19 + Wed 20th July [1983]. Stepchant Unit. Cricketers Arms We 20th; Quinns Post, Thurs 21st, Sat 23rd [1983] The Swerve, The Doubting Thomass, play Cosgroves, Oct 21-22 [1983] (2 copies) Tyrant. The Sheaf, Thurs, Fri, Sat [1983] UXB, at Cosgroves, this Thurs, Fri, Sat, 6, 7, 8 Oct, with support The Vectors. [1983] The West Coast Festival Punakaiki, April 2, 3, 4. [1983] Quantity: 36 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying.

Date: 1984

From: Hull-Brown, Ian Norman: Collection

By: The Spines (Musical group)

Reference: MST7-0950

Description: Quantity: 1 7" reel(s).

Date: ca1985

By: Jayrem Records

Reference: PAColl-0943

Description: Quantity: 3 b&w original photographic print(s) in one envelope.