Rainbow Red Oxidizer - Recorder Lies - Vinyl Album
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
Bomp Records

Although "First Taste" was the only Juicy Groove album, most of the same crew recorded another album under the name Rainbow Red Oxidizer. This quintet consisted of Neal, Mars Bonfire, Marker, Ed Cassidy, and lead guitarist Leon Rubinhold (formerly of the Outlaw Blues Band). They apparently realized what year it was, because Recorded Lies, released in 1980 on Quark (a sub-label of BOMP Records), took a more up to date new wave approach. This was perhaps not a big stretch from First Taste, since '60's garage rockers are sometimes considered to have been the punk rockers of their day. The six band written songs on the first side of Recorded Lies are from the Iggy Pop school of insolent punk. The title track is a maniacal rant against the record industry. On "Wild Beast Planet Ruler", Neal howls like a werewolf above the band's relentless garage groove. The second side is the better one, where Neal and the boys (and some girls) gleefully destroy seven classics by the Beatles, Stones, Jackie DeShannon, Sam the Sham, the Contours, Link Wray, and the Music Machine. Recorded Lies is an enjoyable romp most of the time, even though it does cross the line between irreverence and irrelevance.
Mars Bonfire was the stage name used by rock musician Dennis Edmonton (born April 21 1943), perhaps best known for writing the hit song "Born to Be Wild" for Steppenwolf.

Track Listing
Recorded Lies
Wild Beast Planet Ruler
Elevator Girl
Fine Lover
Palisades Park
Limo To The Gig
When You Walk In The Room
Rawhide
Talk Talk
Do You Love Me
Wooly Bully
Play With Fire
Hard Day's Night