The jacket has peeling on the top surface and tape repair in the upper right corner. Please check the photos. The ultimate NY garage punk bomb! A killer mini-album with no questions asked. This is the early masterpiece "Big Beef Bonanza!" by The Devil Dogs, the treasure of New York garage punk, released in 1989. Key Points: Overwhelming drive: An explosive force that mixes 60s garage rock, 50s rock and roll, and 70s punk. The sense of speed that rushes through from the first song to the last is the best. A flagship band of Crypt Records: This band symbolizes the prestigious label "Crypt," which continues to release high-quality garage punk, and this work is a condensed version of its momentum. Simple is best: Without getting into complicated things, it's packed with the initial impulse of punk rock that makes you want to listen to it at a loud volume with a beer in hand. It has had a great influence on the Japanese garage scene, including Mr. Seiji of Guitar Wolf. The Devil Dogs – Big Beef Bonanza! The Devil Dogs - Big Beef Bonanza! Album Cover See more images Label: Crypt Records – CRYPT-022 Format: Vinyl, LP, Mini-Album Country: Germany Released: 1990 Genre: Rock Style: Garage Rock, Punk