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Saw Ya Demo 1990

by Bulkhead

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Saw Ya (radio tape) 02:41
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This came from a time when bands would release cassettes and bring reel-to-reel versions of their latest songs to local radio stations. Saw Ya could be heard on Boston radio throughout the spring and summer of 1990. The song helped give the band a bigger following and showed that even smarmy wiseacres can come up with a catchy number every once in a while.The Boston Herald said about the tape, "Bulkhead's forte is writing urgent and imaginative rock songs. The quartet's moody lashing music is fueled by a Mission of Burma-esque guitar swirl and aggressive bass work. "Saw Ya" is a killer, lending credence to the idea that Bulkhead sounds like a cross between Mission of Burma and the Pixies".

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released March 1, 1990

Another great Tom Devlin work of art.

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Bulkhead Boston, Massachusetts

During Bulkhead's 6+ year career (1987-1994) the band released two LPs, Plunk (1992 - Sonic Bubblegum) and Gas Giants (1994 - Shimmy Disk) and two 7-inch singles. Often cited as a link between Mission of Burma and the Pixies, Bulkhead came to prominence in the Boston rock scene with the local radio hits Zooks (1987), Saw Ya (1990) and Leaves In Virginia (1991). ... more

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