Cheetah Chrome & Senor No- Yesterday’s Numbers 7" ~GATEFOLD COVER! Tough Ain't Enough With louder more punchy guitars

With louder more punchy guitars and Stivs vocals a little brighter than on the original Sire Records pressing

I’m hearing a less lo-fi

and some wild hypnotizing garage-punk songs like Jack O' Fire

the band has released a myriad of splits and 7"s and one full-length titled Get Better

The Busymen- Distort All Levels CD

Cheetah Chrome & Senor No- Yesterday’s Numbers 7" ~GATEFOLD COVER! Tough Ain't Enough With louder more punchy guitarsCheetah Chrome & Senor No Yesterdays Numbers 7". Cheetah Chrome what more can you say about this wild beast of a guitarist? Just drop the needle on the first Dead Boys album and you'll immediately understand: his playing is one of the wildest, rawest, and most unbridled forces in American punk rock 'n' roll. Go back a few years earlier and you'll find him long haired, pissed off, and snarling as a founding member of the legendary Rocket From The