The 3Ds (Musical group)

Date: 1990 - 1992

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

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-CR-1990/1992

Description: Includes: Radio Active 89FM brings U the Bats, with support from Lets Planet. Sat 15 Sep - Carpark. [1990] Merlene Chambers. "Backdoor girl" tour. [1991]. One night only. Chug. 3Ds (+ the illustrious David Merritt!). Crown. Saturday December 19th [1992]. (Poster illustration by David Mitchell) Cyclops with Peter Jefferies, Bruce Blucher. Crown! Thurs. 11, Fri 12 [1992] Dead C. 28/3/91. Tickets $5 Records X2 & Echo (Warehouse gig, no door sales) [1991] Dead C. Gate. Trash. Empire, August 5th, 6th [1992] The Dog Club presents a record release party for Chainsaw Masochist, new album 'Periphery' out on Flying Nun; from Wellington, Lushburger; Zombie Boy. Cnr K & Newton Rds, Saturday May 11, 8 pm till late [1991]. Photo: Connie McArdle. Chris Knox, North American tour, whose compilation is out now! Chris Knox "Meat". [ca 1992]. The Psychodaizies. 100% psycho! Screaming through the Ciguaro Lounge (opp Farmers) with SMAK + the Steaming Grogans. Friday 22 March. Free acid drops. [Paeroa, 1991]. The Puddle. .... 17 songs about; sex & drugs, love & spaceships. Into the Moon / The Puddle. Empire [Dunedin], Thurs 29th. The long-awaited, critically acclaimed first studio album from Dunedin's reigning Psychopop Popstars. Salad Daze. "Uncle Dad" EP out now, special release price. [1992] (2 copies) Snapper. Out now. Shotgun blossom. [1991]. S.P.U.D. Debut mini album "Sour" out now on Flying Nun / Mushroom import. Scud tour: Oriental February 8-9 [1991]. S.P.U.D. Plus from Tauranga Anaemic Sex Gods + Cygnet Committe [sic] from Hamilton. Friday 11th August, Guru's Hall University. 1991]. Terminals/ Galbraith / Mitchell. Dead C / Stephen Kilroy. Warehouse party. Sat 29 Sep '90. All Xpressway artists if you're up to it. [1990] Terminals. Crown Thurs 27th + Warehouse Sat. with Dead C. [1992] The Terminals. Disease. An album-length cassette, 10 recent live and demo recordings. Xpressway, 16 Bernicia St., Port Chalmers, Otago, NZ. X/Way 19. [1991] 3Ds. Hellzapoppin now! CD and cassette / Flying Nun. [1992]. (Poster design by David Mitchell) 3Ds. Jay Clarkson, Greg Malcom. 15th, 16th June, Crown Hotel; 17th June, Canterbury Uni. [1990]. (Poster design by David Mitchell) 3Ds. Das Phaedras. Come & worship at Crown. April 19/20 [1990] (hole from cigarette burn in centre) (Poster design by David Mitchell) Verlaines. The Carpark. Fri 3 August. One show only. Out now on Flying Nun. "Some disenchanted evening". [1990]. Zombie Boy. "So I'm dead - big deal"; with Venus Christ x-Crunchy Something, and Zooper. Rockafellas. Sat 10th Nov. [1990] Many posters are encapsulated. Quantity: 21 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying (most laminated) Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003 and 2004.

Date: 1990 - 1992

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

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-CR-1990/1992

Description: Includes: Air New Zealand and Kool 93FM present Galaxie Reunion, where the stars cluster. The Action, The Pleazers, The Underdogs, La de Da's. Saturday October 17, Mandalay Reception. [1992?] Balance (last gig), Obscured, Lube, Nixons. Bowen Ave Blue Building, Sep 12th [1992]. (2 copies) Chainsaw Masochist. [Record release 1991]. The Chills. Soft bomb tour. [Photo of group on a big cog wheel. 1992]. Fatal Jelly Space. Girls blouse tour. Thurs 6 Sept = Carpark Wellington; Fri 7 Spet - Superliquorman Palmerston Nth; Thurs 13 Sept - Zetland Christchurch; Fri 14/Sat 15 Sept - Crown Dunedin; Sat 22 Sept - Highlights Auckland; Fri 28 Sept - Gluepot Auckland. EP "Hole" out now. [1990] Flying Nun 10th anniversary party. Able Tasmans, The Bats, JPS Experience, David Kilgour & The Strange, Chris Knox, Straitjacket Fits. One show only. Powerstation, Fri 20 Sept. [1991] Fugazi, with special guests S*P*U*D, Secod Child. Friday 8 Nov. Powerstation. [1991] Head Like a Hole. [Naked guitarist]. Auckland Gluepot - Saturday October 12th; Wellinhgton - The Outer Limits Club, The Carpark - Thursday November 7th; Palmerston North - Superliquorman, Friday November 8th [1991] The New Zealand Rock Shops present Head Like A Hole. July 16 - White Hart New Plymouth; July 17 - Gluepot Auckland; July 18 - The Club Hamilton; July 23 - Superliquorman Palmerston North; July 24 - Shakespear Napier; July 25 - Alban River Bar Gisborne. Debut album "13" out now. [1992]. The Outer Limits Club presents Head Like a Hole. New Carpark Thurs 27th February; Superliquorman Fri 28th February. So many questions ... Jangle ... Jangle ... [1992] (2 copies) Lils. Lodestone. Debut album out now on [Fail]safe Records. [1992] Shihad. New Years Eve, Blenheim Road Hotel (with orange sticker for Outer Limits Club). [ca 1991] The Sonic Arts Society presents Harry Death Live Too. Burning Records 001. [1992] 3Ds. "Outer Space" 7" & cassingle out now, & the album 'Hellzapoppin' available on CD and cassette from Flying Nun Records. Powerstation Friday w/ Figure 60 - Biplane - King Loser. [1992] Zombie Boy, Venus Christ, Gestalt, Plaster Saints. ... The dead are among us! Sat 29th Sep Mushroom Warehouse, 39-45 George Street Grafton 9 till late. [1990]. (2 copies) Quantity: 15 colour photo-mechanical print(s) plus some duplicates. Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003.

Date: 1994

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

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-CR-1994

Description: Includes: Deilt Sound and Crawlspace Records presents Blister Sniff. Punch & Judys, 6 August. [Now at 16 Quay Street, Old Union Fish Building. 1994]. (Auckland punk bands - Crawlspace logo at bottom of poster) Chug. 3Ds. The Tuffnels [sic]. Friday 8th Jan. Gluepot (David Mitchel poster design) [1994?] (2 copies) Clay. Thela. Simon Sampson. Thursday 17, Pelican, free. [1993]. Dead C; Gate; Trash. Empire, August 5th, 6th [1994 or 1992?] Figure 60. 20 free tapes. Free entry. July 30, Punch & Judys, with Squaw; August 12, The Globe, with Earwig. [Auckland, 1994] (2 copies) Figure 60. 7" single soon. Tape out now! Hot cake. "Hell Yeah" [1994]. Intravene Magazine presents Hardocre, featuring Entropy, Cheese, Spine, Nihil (formerly Coprophagia) + H/C DJ Lord Amon and his Little Horned Goblin. Fri Sept 9th, POD Imperial Arc, Queen St. A Pre-Sepultura Experience. [1994] Peter Jefferies. "Electricity". The new album out now on Ajax. [1994] (4 copies) King Loser. The Cave on Fanshawe St. Sunday, 9 pm. [25/9/1994] King Loser. The Cave. Thurs 10th. 104 Fanshawe St. New 7" on F. Nun soon [10 Nov 1994] Solid Gold Hell, Figure 60, Squaw. Forts X-ing, Friday 26 March; Riverina, Saturday 27 March [Hamilton, 1994] (2 copies) All you can eat from San Francisco to New Zealand. Chow down at Squid. Fri Aug 19; entree Reverend Fluid + Warners / IMA Hitt [1994]. Some posters are encapsulated. Quantity: 12 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003.

Date: 1991-1992

From: Day, Delyn, 1964-: Collection relating to Andrew Brough and Alistair Galbraith

Reference: MS-Papers-12719-4

Description: Comprises correspondence from Andrew Brough to Delyn Day regarding his involvement in the musical group Straitjacket Fits, his final tour of Australia and the United States with them and his subsequent departure from the band, his return to Dunedin and the formation of his final group Bike. Some letters contain intimate and personal content.Also contains a completed Home Loan Application for the Housing Corporation of New Zealand. Title supplied by Library. Arrangement: Letters were removed from envelopes and arranged into chronological order by Library post accession. Quantity: 1 folder(s) 19 pages.

Date: 1994-1997

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Leamy-2

Description: Includes: Bailter Space. Vortura album out April on Flying Nun Records. 1994 The Bats. Couchmaster. Nov/December 1995 Hello Sailor Antipodese [1995] Hello Sailor Unplugged. Every weekend in October, Gordy & Terry's Place [ca 1995?] Fringe Fest. Bar Bodega 24 February - 23 March [1996] Martin Phillips and The Chills [March 1996] (Banner poster) Snapper [June 1996] Active 89FM. NZ Music Week 15-22 June [1996] 3Ds. Aliens invade human ear waves!!! Auckland, Poppa Jacks with Portastic 27th; Wellington Bar Bodega 28th; Christchurch Dux Delux 30th November [1996] Will Oldham, Renderers, Tall Dwarfs, 5-14 Feb [1997] Tall Dwarfs. Stumpy available on CD ... [Feb 1997] King Loser / HDU [Tour 19-28 February 1997] The Renderers. 12 September 1997 Hello Sailor Whirled Tour 2 [1998] Quantity: 14 Poster(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 700 mm.

Date: 1990-1999

From: Norton, Anthony, 1959-: Collection

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Norton-1990s

Description: Includes: Figure 60. Constant Pain. Empire, Fri 10 May [19]96 Get Fungi, featuring Gate, The Renderers, Kid Eternity, Po Art Toasters, My Deviant Daughter, The 3D's, King Loser. Sammys Nightclub, Friday May 7 [1993?] (Damaged - torn) The Glen Campbell Experience! and Animalypse. The Empire, Friday 17th May [1991?] Mere Production. Billy T.K. Wharemana [early 1990s?] My Deviant Daughter, High Dependency Unit, Dating Godot. The Empire, Sat. 13 May [1995?] The Strangeloves [1990?] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to around 450 mm.

Date: 1993

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

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-CR-1993

Description: Includes: Joy Condom presents The Bats plus support The Nixons. Friday 2nd July Auckland University Main Cafe. [1993]. The Calearo Drive, Cilla, Figure 60, Cicada, Meat Boy. Arcadia, Symonds St, Sunday 4th Oct. [1993] See Shayne Carter from Straitjacket Fits. Winner of the 1993 "Best album of the year", in his new band Dimmer, consisting of Shayne, Peter Jefferies, Lou Allison, this Wednesday 27th July. The Wailing Bongo Bar & Cafe. [1993]. Thursday December 1st at The Cave on Fanshawe Street. Gate, Hot Buttered Soul, The Rainy Days, Figure 60. Sponsored by Duck's Garage - 'where you can always get a tow'. [1993]. Cyclops, Gate, Mitchell. Life or death Marshall amp benefit gig. Friday 28th June, 8 pm. Super 8 Club, 195 Cumberland Street [Dunedin. 1993] Dadamah play Super 8 Club. April 20th, Sat 11 pm. [Dunedin. 1993]. The Dead C. Don't have a cow. Empire 29/1/93. Since you're renting a car anyway, rent the big, roomy one: Figure 60, Brroom. Supercar. Fri 13 at the Cave. [Auckland. 1993]. Figure 60. 20 free tapes. Free entry. July 30 Punch & Judys, with Squaw. August 12 The Globe, with Earwig. Rock 100 Taranaki & IMA Hitt Recrods present The Great Sound Circus where these bands will compete for cool prizes: The Postlethwaites, Tonguelash, Frey, Wretched Skinny, Johnny & The Premiers, Shattered Existence, Still Autumn Twilight, Tension, Steam, Hideously Disfigured, Love & Violence. Stage II. Sat 26th June [New Plymouth 1993]. Hot-Eyed Wanton, by Dan Postman. Punch & Judy (22-24 July: Totally Wired video, Gravel Monsters & Asylum; Stone Wizards & Heinous Pogg)); The Globe (22-23 July - Feudant, Braintree, The Mighty Asterix and friends); Pelican 20-23 July - Pungent Stench Party, David Kilgour, Love's Ugly Children)[1993]. Earwig Studio presents Keith, Cicada, Sea Monkey, Garage Land. Upstairs at the Astor, corner Symonds St and Khyber Pass. ANZAC day Monday 25th. [1993] Drug Free Body proudly presents another record release party: Salad Daze with special guests Narcissi, Solid Gold Hell & ... Ppro-Lapse. Fort's Crossing, Ford Street, Fri 12 Feb [1993] A. Void Music presents Into the Void. The Stepford Five. Super 8 Club. June 7 + 8 [Dunedin. 1993] The Stepford Five starring in the Just for the Hell of It tour. Into the Void. Super 8 Club. June 7+8 [Dunedin. 1993]. [Super 8]. Pay attention. [Fantasy illustration, octopus? Dunedin 1993]. Super 8 opening, Easter Monday [Fantasy illustration with central star and moon, border of faces, skulls. Dunedin 1993] The Terminals & The Puddle play The Gluepot, Auckland Friday 19th; Riverina Hamilton, Sat 20th February [1993]. 3Ds, Chug, My Deviant Daughter. Friday 13th, Super Eight [Dunedin 1993]. Many posters are encapsulated. Quantity: 18 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003.

Date: 1993 - 1994

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

By: Mitchell, David Lawrence, 1964-

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-CR-1993/1994

Description: Includes: Bailter Space. B.E.I.P. EP out now; Vortura album out April on Flying Nun Records. [NZ tour: Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Palmerston North, Auckland - 18-26 March 1994]. The Cake Kitchen. Sure to Rise. (4 copies: Bodega, Fri 28 Oct; Oranga / Downstairs Oranga, Thu 29 Sep; Squid Bar, Fri 30 Sept). [1994] Contact 89FM. Metropolis Subcard series. Freebass Brainchilds, Renderers, Peter Jefferies, Romantic Andes, Tsunami Band, Wendyhouse, Mobile Stud Unit, King Biscuit, Valhalla, Mike Miller, Datura, 5 Girls, Hand of Glory, March 21-26, Metropolis Cafe & Ward Lane Tavern. [Hamilton 1994?] Cyclops. Goat volume. CD album on IMD. PO Box 730, Dunedin NZ. [1994]. JPS Experience. Bleeding Star tour. Gluepot, Fri May 7, with Mponster + Steam. [1993]. (2 copies) Central Regional Arts Council presents Peter Jefferies, Sandra Bell, Alastair Galbraith. Super 8 films featuring Concord by A Handful of Dust. [Tour to New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Wellington, Nelson, 2-5 June 1993]. (2 copies) Mink. Debut album out now on CD/MC. Happy Hagland, the Hapiest Kingdon of the all. I R Music. SCA Publishing [1994]. MUSH 94. Section 8, New Plymouth, Fri 13th / Sat 14th May. Nefarious, Kitsch, 5 Girls, Intravenous, Froithead, Sticky Filth, Flesh D-Vice, Andrew Fagan and Swirly World Ltd, Clay Blunt. Tickets from Ima Hitt, Crawlspace Auckland; Music Man, Hawera, Wonderland Records Lower Hutt; The Stomach Palmerston North; Contact FM Hamilton, Skin Art Cuba Street Wellington, Solid Air Records Wellington; Pretty on the Inside Palmerston North. [1994] (2 copies) [David Mitchell, artist]. 3Ds. The Venus Trail album tour. Gluepot, Fri Nov 19 [1993]. [David Mitchell, artist]. 3Ds. New 7" single "Beautiful things" on Flying Nun. Gluepot Friday 13th, with Steam + Celine. [1993] (1 poster plus cropped copy). Straitjacket Fits. Gluepot Auckland, Friday 1 October; James Cabaret Wgtn Thurs 7; Union Hall Dunedin, Friday 8; Warners, Chch, Sunday 10. [1993?] Quantity: 14 colour photo-mechanical print(s) plus some duplicates. Physical Description: Photolithographs, screenprints and photocopies, sizes varying Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003 and 2004.

Date: 1994 - 1999

Reference: Eph-E-MUSIC-Popular-1994/1999

Description: Includes: 1994: The brainchilds. "Roll" Album out now. New Antipodes, Thurs 13 Oct [1994] Golden Sounds present Buffalo Tom, Superchunk and the 3Ds. Oct 12 Chch Canterbury Uni; Oct 13 Dunedin Sammy's; Oct 14 Wellington Victoria Uni; Oct 15 Auckland Powerstation [1994] Blast from the Bayou. Wayne Toups and his Zydecajun Band. 2 shows, James Cabaret 20-21 October [1994] 1996: Dead Flowers; the Boogie Oogie Woogie tour. Thurs August 3 Palmerston Nth Hotel Royal; Fri 4 Wellington Antipodes; Sun 6 Lower Hutt Miller Bar; Wed 9 Wanganui Moose McGillicuddys; Thus 10 Rotorua Ace of Clubs; Fri 11 Auckland Squid; Sat 12 Hamilton Exchange [1996] (2 copies) 1999: Sweetwaters Festival 22, 23, 24 & 25 Jan 1999, Puhinui Reserve, Manukau Quantity: 4 Poster(s). Physical Description: Offset prints, sizes varying up to 900 mm. Provenance: One poster purchased from Steve Cochrane, Wellington, in 1997.

Date: Originally broadcast 12 Nov 1993, 19 Nov 1993, 26 Nov 1993, 3 Dec 1993, 10 Dec 1993, 17 Dec 1993 - 12 Nov 1993 - 17 Dec 1993

From: Radio Active 89FM: Uncharted, 1992-1998

By: 3 The Hard Way (Musical group); Celine (Musical group); Snort (Musical group); Supertanker (Musical group); The 3Ds (Musical group); WendyHouse (Musical group)

Reference: OHInt-0724/11

Description: Programme 52 - 3Ds (Musical Group) Programme 53 - Supertanker Programme 54 - Snort Programme 55 - Wendy House Programme 56 - Celine Programme 57 - 3 the Hard Way Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHDT-0362 Quantity: 1 DAT tape(s).

Date: Originally broadcast 5 Nov 1996, 12 Nov 1996, 19 Nov 1996, 26 Nov 1996, 2 Dec 1996 - 05 Nov 1996 - 02 Dec 1996

From: Radio Active 89FM: Uncharted, 1992-1998

By: High Dependency Unit (Musical group); The 3Ds (Musical group)

Reference: OHInt-0724/38

Description: Programme 191 - H.D.U. Programme 192 - Polarity Programme 193 - Peter Jefferies Programme 194 - James Lissette + Stomach Programme 195 - 3ds Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHDT-0389 Quantity: 1 DAT tape(s).

Date: 1993

From: Ephemera donated to and collected by the Alexander Turnbull Library from 2020

Reference: Eph-D-JUNE-JULY-2020/2

Description: Illustration in the style of American artist Roy Lichtenstein's 1963 work 'Drowning girl'. Advertises Australian tour dates, cities, and venues for American band The Lemonheads, Australian band Tumbleweed, and New Zealand band The 3Ds, from 31 December 1993 to 15 January 1994. Title transcribed from item. Quantity: 1 folder(s) containing 1 item of ephemera. Physical Description: Three-colour printed poster, 760 x 510 mm. Provenance: Purchased from Wayne Kemp, Brisbane, Australia, June 2020 by vendor, then sold to the Library.

Date: 1989 - 1997

From: Cam Bennett collection relating to New Zealand pop and rock music, and lesbian and gay dances. 1980-1990s]

By: Mitchell, David Lawrence, 1964-

Reference: Eph-E-MUSIC-Bennett

Description: Includes: 1989: The Front Lawn presents "The one that got away". Palmerston North Centrepoint Theatre 4-6 May; Wellington Memorial Theatre 12-26 May; Auckland Maidment Theatre 30 May - 11 June; Christchurch Repertory Theatre 19-24 June; Dunedin Mayfair Theatre 28 June - 2 July [1989] 1990: Oz 'n' Enz present Headless Chickens live from New Zealand tour. Union Hall, 8 pm, Monday 26 Feb [1990] 1991?: Straitjacket Fits. Melt. LP, cass, CD. On tour [Itinerary 1-10 November 1991?] 1993: 3Ds. The Venus trail. Flying Nun / [David Mitchell. 1993] 1997: G-Shock presents Shihad, the Super Jesus, (Auckland only) Salmonella Dub, plus Hustler. Auckland The Powerstation 11 December; Wellington James Cabaret 19 December [1997] Quantity: 4 Poster(s). Physical Description: Offset prints, sizes varying up to 900 mm.

Date: 1986-1992

From: Canning, Michael, 1968-: Collection of music clippings

By: Rip it up (Periodical)

Reference: MS-Papers-12625

Description: Collection of local and international clippings about New Zealand bands associated with the Flying Nun Records label, including JPSE, The Verlaines, The 3Ds, S.P.U.D., Snapper, The Chills, Bird Nest Roys, and the Able Tasmans. Publications include New Musical Express (NME), Melody Maker, Sounds, Rip It Up (NZ), and a few unidentified magazines. Clippings have been arranged (more or less) according to band. Title supplied by Library. Arrangement: Clippings were arranged into chronological order by Library post accession. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Newspaper and magazine clippings. Processing information: Formerly described as ATL-Group-00431; the Library reference number was adjusted for single item collection during final processing.

Date: 2016

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-2016-03

Description: Poster showing a grid of 46 clues in rebus form representing 46 New Zealand bands. At top left are the words: I [heart/love] NZ music. The band names are arranged in eight rows as follows: Herbs, Black Seeds, Dimmer, Dragon, Hollie Smith Ladyhawke, Bats, Goldenhorse, Die! Die! Die!, Tadpole, Katchafire Pacifier (ie Shihad), Kora, Zed, Brunettes, The Fourmyula, P-Money The Datsuns[?], Goodshirt, Chicks, Concord Dawn, 3Ds, Crowded House Feelers, DD Smash, Shape Shifter, Pitch Black, Strawpeople, Rhombus Checks, Headless Chickens, Hello Sailor, Minuit, Scribe, Blindspott ...., Shocking Pinks, Muttonbirds, Naked Spots Dance, Bleeders, Topp Twins Split Enz, Flight of the Conchords, Dead C, Phoenix Foundation, Head Like a Hole Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Digital print, 595 x 420 mm.

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: 1994

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1994

Description: Includes posters for: The Academy. There's a new planet on the horizon [1994] (2 copies) The Stick Up presents Axis Mundai, Caris, Sphagnum, Sanction, Static Black. Sat 27th May 9 pm, The Oaks Tavern. No cover charge.(2 copies) Chug, The Tuffnels, 3Ds. Friday 8th Jan Gluepot [1994] [Artist David Mitchell] Dead Flowers NZ tour 1994, with special guests. Wednesday 6th, Thistle Hall Wellington with CCD; Thursday 7th, Shooter, Upper Hutt, with Fat Mannequin [1994] (2 copies) Paul Ubana Jones, Gary McCormick "Are you experienced?" national tour. Music from the '60s [with itinerary. 1994] Otis Mace, guitar ace. featuring "Spigot talens the Snot Vampire", a tale of lust & mucus. Playing at Bodega, Tues 9th Nov [1994] Shanakie; a belt of the Celt [1994] (2 copies) Shooters Steakhouse and Bar. Live entertainment venue. Every Thursday 9pm-1 am the irish alchemy of "Strange brew"; Friday 24th 9pm - 1 am, the AC/DC Addicts "Rolling Thunder"; Saturday 25th, 9pm - 1 am "DDT" [1994] Failsafe Records presents two new from the Christchurch Guitar Explosion. Springloader with Atomic Blossom. Wellington debut performances at bar Bodega, Saturday 5th february [1994] Quantity: 9 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying. Provenance: Some posters purchased from Steve Cochrane in 1997; one poster purchased from Records Records in 2006.

Date: 1993

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Popular-1993

Description: Includes: Armadillo Country Rock Quest and Barndance. It's gonna be bigger than Texas ... Featuring the Warratahs, Al Hunter, Big Fiddle. Queen's Wharf, 30 October 1993. (2 copies) The new Wellington Rock Shop 1993 "Battle of the Bands". Semifinals 20 and 27 Nov, Finals, Sat 4 Dec. (2 copies in colour, 2 copies in black and white) The Big Deal Band; the Galleon Acoustic Band, at Kaminskys on Tarinaki [sic] Street, Friday Nov 26 / Poster by Rikki Allan, 1993. Billy & the Blue Flames. The Cocktail Bar Metro Underground at the Midcity Centre, Fridays & Saturdays 11 pm. [1993]. Steinlager Blue Ltd [and] MRP Productions Ltd presents The Break, Sat Sept 11, starring Sniper Alley, Amnesia, Nefretete, Talisen, Banana Revolution, Remelia, Little Creatures, Fat Mannequin, Cool Dispostion, SkinFlik. Kaminsky Bar, Lower Taranaki St [1993]. (2 copies) Annie Crummer. Debut album "Language". Live in concert with her 7 piece band and special guests: Herbs, Charlie Tumahai, and Dilworth Karaka. Appearing at [James Cabaret Wed 27th Jan 1993]. The Desert Road Band [+ guests. Kaminksys Fri 19th 1993]. Dribbling Darts. "Hey Judith" CD single & cassingle. "Present Perfect" CD & cassette. Out now! Bodega - Sat 2nd Oct [1993]. Michael Coppel presents Judith Durham [and] The Seekers. Silver jubilee reunion tour 1993. The Music Corporation in association with [TV] 3 and Continental Airlines presents direct from Los Vegas, America's No 1 Mike Albert as the world's finest ELVIS impersonator in concert. Mon 13th Sept Wellington Town Hall [1993]. (2 copies) Julie Felix in concert. 8 pm Sat 20th March, Wellington Community Arts Centre, Oriental Parade Wellington. [1993]. Flo & Eddie with The Turtles. "Illegal immoral and fattening". Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, 10-14 August [1993]. Headless Rave II. Sat Dec 11. Metro. Featuring the Headless Chickens. [1993]. Jan Hellriegel Band, appearing at [ ... 1993]. (2 copies) The Jimi Hendrix exhibition. Hill Entertainment. Dunedin Carnegie Gallery August 5-29; Christchurch Hoyts 8 Cinemas (Science Alive) September 3-26; Wellington Shed 11 October 1-25; Auckland City Art gallery October 30 - November 28. Merchandise available [1993] LIVE; Buddy Holly and the Crickets Revue; a rock 'n' Roll extravaganza. St James Theatre, Wellington, Fri 13 August. [1993] / Swaffield Print Limited Auckland. (2 copies) Legionnaires "Inside Out" tour '93. Harry Lyon, Graham Frazier, Dave MCartney. Graham Brazier - Inside Out and My Conviction - E.P. Both available now. [1993]. (2 copies) Let's Planet. "Loving tongues" tour. Paul McCartney; the new world tour. New album "Off the ground". Saturday 27 March [1993] Western Springs. A Paul Dainty Corporation presentation. MRP presents Mountain Rock II. Jan 16, 1993. Shona Laing, Sam Hunt, Push Push, Muttonbirds, Ted C;larke, Jan Hellriegel, Shihad, Desert Road, Nine Lives, Dead Flowers, Southside Bombay, Big Deal, Blue Buffoons, Flippin Hippies, Savana, Johnny B Band, Out of the Blue, Snowline. (2 copies) The Muttonbirds winter tour. Nature, Giant friend, Dominion Rd, Your Window. James Cabaret, Fri July 9 [1993]. (2 copies) NZ Smokefree Composing Women's Festival. "Rock Women". Live in concert: Fatal Jelly Space, Jay Clarkson, Jan Hellriegel, Moana & the Moahunter. Wellington Town Hall. 7 August [1993]. (2 copies) Phat Blunt in association with Soul Mine Records PHUNK Republic. Upstairs Burn Baby Burn Disco Inferno featuring DJ Bluntmaster Rawski, Supa Doobie Rhyski, Sunset Samski, Vinnie Da Moocha. Downstairs: Cypress Hill - Black Sunday album release. Saturday 7 August, 2 Garrett Street. (2 copies) Quadrophenia. Original music venue (Christchurch). Wed 3rd Admission is like free so have like a most excellent night; Thur 4th - Blast Off Future Stupid; Fri 5th DJ's selector Slipmat Big screen video; Sat 6th: Camelian [Chameleon?] Springloader Heavenly. [1993]. You've seen Guy Clark & Lucinda Williams. Now see & hear the music of Tom Russell. Wellington Wednesday March 3, James Cabaret ... Auckland Thursday Mar 4 Gluepot. [1993]. Shihad "I only said" - the new single from the forthcoming album "Churn". Produced by Jaz Coleman, Festival Records. [1993]. Hunters & Collectors, home of good old leather, present Shihad "Churn" National tour [July - August 1993]. Skank Attack, debut EP soon - don't miss out! Live cassette out now from Cascade Records. Dunedin Chippendale House Thurs 20th Nov; Chirstchurch The Gladstone Fri 21st, Sat 22nd Nov; Wellington Wakefield Market Sat 29th Nov; Auckland Windsor Castle performance Cafe Fri 5th, Sat 6th Dec, Sun 7th Dec. [1993] (2 copies one yellow and one black - both on black) Smokefree Rockquest; the original national high school band competition. National final, St James Theatre, Wellington, Friday September 24th [1993]. Soul Reggae Rhythm & Blues revue. Herbs, Sonny Day, Midge Marsden, The Neighbours, Willie Dayson Blues Band, Tommy Fergusson, Chakka. Sunday 10 October [1993?] at Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawahia. Printed by Ocean in Motion. Supergroove. The Damage tour; the seven soul rockin' revellers raise the nation on an incendiary single excursion. You gotta know - 4 track single out now. [1993] (2 copies) [David Mitchell, artist]. 3Ds. The Venus Trail album tour. XXXX the classic Aussie beer, presents "Tuffy" with his mad mate Fenton the wild man. Totara Lodge Trentham Wednesday, Flanagans Hotel Kent Terrace Thursday, Backbencher Friday/Saturday. [1993] (2 copies) Aotea Centre & P.R.E.S. present Ruby Turner N.Z. tour. 1-8 August [1993]. New album "Responsible" out soon. Unity. Perfromance by Billy & the Blue Flames at metro, Saturday June 19. Schmeckin fashion show. Choreography Andrea Saunders, Sally Stopforth; Unity Production Tania Rupapera. [1993]. Suzanne Vega. Michael Fowler Centre Monday June 28 [1993]. (2 copies) The Warratahs. Big Sky in concert tour. [15 destinations July 1993] (2 copies) Wazzo Ghoti cassette release. Kaminskys Friday 14th May with Skitzoid Men, The Wild Blue Yonder. [1993] (2 copies) Wazzo Ghoti Colelacanth (see'-la-canth) [1993]. (2 copies) The Stick Up presents The Witching Hours; ten bands then hours ten bucks: Lung, Rake, Devoid, Slaine, Culprit Order, Fat Mannequin, Conventional, Toasters, Karnage, Loosehead, Skinshed. Stax Sat 12th June [1993] (2 copies) Yellow Eye Music presents "Feel the Noise". Friday Feb 19th. Dunedin Town Hall. Tin Soldiers, Cynthia Should, Push Push, Munky Kramp, My Deviant Daughter. / Dave Burke '93 [1993] Quantity: 33 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters, plus 12 duplicates.. Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying.

Date: January 1995

From: Dominion Post (Newspaper): Photographic negatives and prints of the Evening Post and Dominion newspapers

By: Reid, Alistair, active 1990s

Reference: EP-Arts-Music-Rock & Pop-T-3Ds-1

Description: Photograph of New Zealand rock group the 3Ds, taken in January 1995 by Alistair Reid. Members include: Dominic Stones, Denise Roughan, David Mitchell and David Saunders. Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Resin-coated paper print 16.4 x 21.6 cm

Date: 1993

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

By: Finlay, Virgil, 1914-1971; Mitchell, David Lawrence, 1964-

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-CR-1993-02

Description: Shows an illustration of a faces, hands and limbs. At top left is a figure with two heads, and at top right is a headless figure with a face on its torso. Illustration is taken from "A planet named Shayol" - Illustration by Virgil Finlay for 'Galaxy Magazine', October 1961 Other Titles - Seven inch Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) on poster. Physical Description: Screenprint on poster 580 x 415 mm. Provenance: Donated by Crawlspace Records in 2003.