San Quentin State Prison - Deathrow 1980’s

Four tracks of unique Punk Rock from this Fresno, California band from the 1990s.

HERB MULLIN "HYPERSLEEP" Demo Cassette 1993

DAHMER 'Altar of Skulls' Cassette 

Recorded at The People's Temple in San Francisco in May 1973.  The service includes a song in praise of Jim Jones, an introduction by an unknown visiting preacher, and a sermon by Jim Jones himself.

Collection of various recordings by Rev Jim Jones and the People's Temple Choir from various places, settings, times, and people.  See photos for tracks listings and dates.

Rev. Jim Jones Last Sermon At Jonestown, Guyana on November 18, 1978 Cassette

David Koresh sings, plays guitar, and sermonizes.  Recorded at the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas in 1989, a few years before the FBI got there and slaughtered many in the group.

David Koresh 'Songs And Sermons' Cassette

Album's length worth of selections of songs sung by the Rev Jim Jones' People's Temple Choir in 1973.

This in-depth correspondence collection of Moors Murderer IAN BRADY includes 51 letters with signed and dated envelopes, three Christmas cards and seven cassette tapes with music he recorded for me during our correspondence. Each tape is signed, comes with a handwritten track list and includes mainly music from the 1950's and 60's that he was very fond of. I corresponded with Ian Brady for several years in the late 1990's/early 2000's and the letters are generally very long, mostly several hand-...

This cassette tape was sent to me by Moors Murderer Ian Brady in 2000. We had a lengthy correspondence back then, and often he would include these tapes as a gift for me. He was very fond of music from the 1920's, 30's, and 40's, and a mix of his favourite songs can be found on the tape. This particular tape was recorded for me on his birthday (2nd January) and was signed and dated by him. Comes complete with a handwritten track list.

Original Robert Berdella tape recovered by police from his home as evidence with original evidence tape on the front. 

BeezulBordello self-titled debut/final recording, 2001, 15 tracks in total, with GG Allin cover + ‘Jack The Knife’ co-wrote Richard Ramirez