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We have some singles and albums available in very limited quantities.These are in cd format- not vinyl. Other rarities will be posted from time to time

As Max Miller was wont to say "there'll never be another!"

VERY limited number of this full length cd from 1998.A CLASSIC! Jewel case cover. This album is OUT ON ITS OWN! Read the story of this album here...

The excellent single from this album is also availble in limited quantities. "Your masters must be pleased with you" comes in a jewel case cd format.

Handmade/hand printed single of "are we goin' too fast for love?" from 2001.

cds available here via PAYPAL...

Soon enough, Graney, Clare Moore on drums, and Stu on bass took the stage. Kicking into “Bring Me My Liar” which was an almost spoken word prog-jazz jam, including highly amusing self-references. I couldn’t understand why there were only less than twenty people in the room, I guess playing so frequently can be slightly demanding. Graney still howls like an excited Lou Reed and a lazy Jonathan Richman but more accurately, it seems like the current Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds vocal style has a lot to answer for. The self-proclaimed and intended introductory tune “We Don’t Belong To Anybody’ probably summed them up the best. An entertaining display of sublime clean guitar workouts and falsetto chorus’s, Graney has some amazing guitar chords and progressions that should put him up there as one of the country’s most underrated. “A Man On The Make” was about a guy stuck in a nightclub full of hookers, sailors and dogfights for a week where “Night of the Wolverines” was a slice of pop-sing along heaven. It’s like sweet tropical jazz, gonzo journalism and Zappa-esque lyrical absurdities wrapped in a tight three piece.
In my mind, all of the songs of the set are should be hits and that’s even including the new songs “Midnight to Dawn”, and “All Our Friends Were Stars” off the forthcoming record Super-Modified. They aren’t a novelty band as some might suggest, the brief bursts of white boy funk, tropicalla and reggae are merely just modes of transport for the song itself. Towards the end of the set, Graney cheekily yells out “Any requests”, I decided to shout out “Play Body Snatcher Blues”, so they did. There are benefits to playing at a small venue to a small crowd, and this is one of them. “Let’s Kill God Again” is the hit single Roxy Music should have written as their swansong before becoming shit towards the end of their career. They finished off with “Sell Out” off last years Knock Yourself Out, though I felt like they could have played an hour longer. Very few bands in either Australia or Internationally can claim the fame to writing so many hits. If Graney turns out to be the Australian equiliavant of Kevin Coyne, I am going to be mighty pissed. The man has still got it.

Nathan Roche AuReview August 2010

Hand made / hand printed single for MIDNIGHT TO DAWN from 2003.

Jewel case cd single from 1997. The last single from the Coral Snakes period. Comes with a "scratch'n'sniff" perfrume tester card inside the case.

The original jewel case cd single cover for this single.

2005 DOUBLE SET.ONE DISC EACH TO DAVE GRANEY AND CLARE MOORE.
Art by Tony Mahony

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Art by Tony Mahony
Completely SOLD OUT as physical cd!

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Au$20.00 plus postage

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Clare Moores' debut solo cd "the Third Woman". Available from this site via Paypal.

Art by Tony Mahony

Au$20.00 plus postage

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The 2007 quite amazing cd by SALMON. Available via Paypal on CD

Or via Paypal as a double gatefold sleeve limited edition vinyl.

"It is Written,Baby"
Dave Graneys book of lyrics (up to THE DEVIL DIVES 1997) and stories around his songwriting, (accompanied by deluxe images from Tony Mahony), "It is written,baby" , is also available in limited numbers.

Art by Tony Mahony

Au$10.00 plus postage

"Lure of the tropics" . The legendary 1992 cd that shows Dave Graney'n'the Coral Snakes at their wildest, most improvisatory , raggedy assed best. Recorded at one show in Melbourne in 1991 with their last cd ("my life on the plains")being released two years before and the subsequent one ("I was the hunter and I was the prey") seemingly never to see the light of day and "Night of the Wolverine" still two years in the future, this is a recording of a band running on sheer bravado, guts and glory. Features the title track, a ten minute improvised, raging jam around an anonymous 19th century poem and the equally spontaneous "Jesus, what'd I do". This is a hell of a record and only available through this site.

Au$20.00 plus postage

Art by Tony Mahony

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"Knock Yourself Out" is the "electro boogie/ filthy r&b album" released by Dave Graney in June 2009. Credited to Dave Graney as the recording was less of a collective affair than "we wuz curious" . Dave Graney and Clare Moore providing most of the instrumentation.
It features the following songs.

1 knock yourself out (graney/moore)
2 it was then or never (graney/ graney-thomas)
3 honky tonk rope a dope (graney)
4 bodysnatcher blues (graney)
5 dylan the indie fake (graney/moore)
6 I need my guitar (graney)
7 sellout! (graney/ graney-moore-thomas)
8 throwin one into the world (graney)
9 so easy (graney)
10 I don’t wanna go bush (graney)
11 Oakleigh Bowie blues (graney)
12 2068 babe (graney)

It was produced, recorded and mixed by Dave Graney. Stu Perera and Stu Thomas add their talents to several songs.
Art by Tony Mahony

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"Heroic Blues", the 2001 Dave Graney Show CD. (COCK005)
The "folk soul" album. Features "don't mess with the blood", "leavin' the Mount" , "clingin' to the coast" and "eye o' the vibe".

Art by Tony Mahony
Completely sold OUT!

more about the album here

available at itunes

Rare cd singles of "Rock'n'Roll is where I hide" with three other tracks are available .These come with a cover image of David winning the 1996 ARIA award in full wigged out peacock finery and index finger raised in "I told youse so" triumph.

Au$5.00 plus postage