Well, hey everyone, it's Nate here. Welcome back to the Vinyl Guide, the podcast for vinyl record collectors and music nerds.

And this here, this is episode 287, part two of our interview with Erie Vaughn of Sam Hain, Danzig, and lots of misfits talk as well.

Now, if you haven't heard episode 286, that of course is part

one of our conversation. I'd suggest you go back and check that one out first. In episode 286,

Erie talks about his early days, growing up with misfits high school, early shows,

misfits records, the breakup of the band, the formation of Sam Hain,

and lots, lots more. Today, we pick up on that path and hear Erie discuss the Sam Hane years,

the recordings and pressings of initium, unholy passion, November coming fire,

lots of vinyl record and collectible talk on this episode as well. Now, hearing these

interviews, I think you'll all agree. Erie Vaughn is a really friggin' incredible guy. He's seen a lot

of amazing music history. He's really, really funny, and there is way, way more to his story.

So check out his book, Misery Obscura, the photography of Erie Vaughn.

Lots of pictures and stories of his time with misfits, Sam Hain and Danzig, all laid out

in an absolutely gorgeous book.

And while I hate to recommend anyone buy anything from Amazon, that is certainly a place you can get it. Otherwise,

reach out to your local record shop, have them order in a copy of Misery Obscura. You get the

book, it keeps the money in your community, and it keeps your local record store happy.

And again, please people subscribe to the Vinyl Guide podcast. It's free and we literally have

hundreds of other episodes featuring interviews with some incredible artists, including

Henry Rollins, Ian Mackay, Bernie Grunman, Don Was, George Clinton, Gary Newman, Rat Scabies,

Wayne Kramer, and Heatsmore.

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