--- Hello suzy, Mark here from twist records, just bought the book, its fantastic!! I dug out some old flyers when me and my old band the risk played the hollywood cavern for Greg in the 80s, thought you might be interested. I am so glad you have put this book out. Thanks - mark twist records

--- Hi Suzy ! Got the CD'S through today - great music !! Thanks for a great, fast & personal service, you are the best for this in all the years i have been buying records & CD'S from overseas.!! I'm sure there will be a few more GTA CD'S to purchase in the near future. Cheers ! - Richard, York, England

--- I just finished reading the Bomp! book and just wanted to share with you how much I enjoyed it, and how much it meant to me.  After turning the last page, I found myself almost wanting to cry.  The picture the book presents of Greg, you, the magazines, the label, all the bands, the music and zine businesses . . . it all came across so clearly that it made me feel like I was in the little world of Bomp! between the book's covers.  I felt like I was leaving friends/comrades after closing the book. A lifelong music fanatic and passionate follower of 60s garage rock and Power Pop, I can relate to the passion you and Greg always shared about the music, and the frustrations of trying to make a lifestyle out of those passions when there are so many obstacles in the way of that.  Anyway, I'm mostly just wanting to say that I loved the book and have always loved what you guys have done. What a great way to spend a life, and what a great job the book does of describing that life!  Thanks and congratulations. - Brian Greene / Durham, North Carolina

--- Suzy, and the gang at BOMP,
Just want to tell you, I finished reading the book, Saving The World One Record At A Time, and I was very impressed by it. The feel that Greg had for the music really shows thru, and the material from the 70s really holds up, in some ways, its quite prophetic. I think Greg recognized before most that the music was easily corrupted, and susceptible to compromise, all for the promise of greater sales. Nowadays, there is too much "packaged revolution", that is, if you want to be a rebel, just go to Hot Topic and buy your look. Not quite what we all wanted with Punk or Powerpop. Nice job to everyone concerned! - Joseph Mankowski

--- Hey Suzy! i just want to say a big thankyou for getting the Bomp! book out to me in time for christmas! I was so happy when I opened it on christmas morning because I didnt expect it to get to France in the space of 7 days or whatever it was. The book is so cool, really awesome. It deserves to be very successful and i hope it gets what it deserves critically and financially! I have spent some nice time over the holiday period reading some great interviews and storys. I wish I was around  in them days. sigh! It's gonna take some reading, but it's a good thing of course!! kind regards, hope all is well! - Neil

--- Dear Suzy,
The package has arrived today! What a great gift for this weekend. About the book...i don't know enough words in english to describe it....what an amazing work you've done...much more ambitious than i thought....a great piece of art....and i can't tell you how emotive i was when i saw for the first time the cover of the first issues of Mojo Navigator... Thanks a lot Suzy! It was very kind of you to autoghraph it. I'll treasure it. - from Portugal

--- Hey: Here's a buncha appreciative babble. Thanks tonz for the best service in ages. The Bomp book arrived on Dec 23. What a truly amazing read. There's so much to rave about and I'm sure you've heard it all by now but those stories about the flooding at Bomp are undeniably unforgettable myth right there to share and scare - and the unpublished final ish was a killer soooprize - especially all that stuff about the Minneapolis scene, 500 miles south of Winnipeg - the closest US large urban center to us. So thanks Suzy. A bunch of people were telling me about the CREEM book and yappin on about how neat it is. I thumbed through it at one of our local booksellers here called McNally Robinson - it's nothing special. I didn't buy it: A bunch of excerpts from the era that CREEM became after its much more vital period in the late 60s/70s. The Bomp book on the other hand is a perfect representation of what you guys - what Greg - was/were doing - perfectly undiluted and groundbreaking more than ever before. Proper exciting Powerpop arguably has STILL to hit mainstream enmasse, ACID PUNK the same. Maybe some day the average peon will be tastefully consumer oriented enuff in the post Wii, MyFace crapulated generation to figure out the future started long ago in Burbank no less by people who were just trying to live their lives and dig what they dug and write about it. Spot on job kids! I'm fucking proud of - and more importantly very entertained by you all. Well thanks and keep those stories on the index cards - Don Bailey

--- Hey Suzy! i just want to say a big thankyou for getting the Bomp! book out to me in time for christmas! I was so happy when I opened it on christmas morning because I didnt expect it to get to France in the space of 7 days or whatever it was. The book is so cool, really awesome. It deserves to be very successful and i hope it gets what it deserves critically and financially! I have spent some nice time over the holiday period reading some great interviews and storys. I wish I was around in them days. sigh! It's gonna take some reading, but it's a good thing of course!! kind regards, hope all is well! Neil

--- I received the book yesterday. It's wonderful and an obvious labor of love. I leafed through it for over an hour before I even got to the envelope with the shirt and CD. I first read your "pile" article and was immediately hooked. Great work on the book and a deep appreciation from all of us music nuts to you for taking on the project as well as all you've done for BOMP over the last 3 decades. Thanx, Kyle

--- I have many fond memories of receiving various "Who Put the Bomp" fanzines from many years ago. Some of the issues I have include: the Fall 1973 feature on the British Invasion, the Summer 1974 edition on The Standells, Seeds, Leaves ,etc..., and the California Surf Roots issue from the Fall of 1975. Fascinating and intelligent articles abound in all of these! I always thought that it was amazing how Greg could find so much incredible information about artists/bands and inform the readers that there exists so many obscure recordings that are recommended listening. I am very passionate about music and have always respected Greg's opinions on this topic. I still have the letter Greg mailed me from over 20 years ago informing me where I might be able to search for a copy of Lenny Kaye's classic 1972 garage rock anthology, "Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era" along with the Thirteenth Floor Elevators' records. And lastly, I just want to extend a huge thank you to yourself and everyone else involved in the making of this fantastic book which helps keep the vision of   BOMP going strongly.Take care and have a wonderful week! - Regards, John Sorensen.

--- ow, what can i say? Not only did this order arrive in record time, but you double packed it as well!! Without me even having to ask!!! How impressive is that? Do you do that for all orders that contain LPs? More to the point, why don't other mailorder places follow your sterling example? You guys rock!!! - Cheers, Shane.

--- Hey Suzy, I just got my order today. I was quite pleasantly surprised with how quickly it was shipped to me. Some really great stuff overall, but i think my favorite is the Sonic's Rendezvous Band 7". I feel like im holding a piece of rock history whenever I hold it. I'm also really enjoying the Alive sampler as well, I think I'll have to look into some of these bands. - Thanks a lot, Dave Nardi. P.S. My Black Diamond Heavies and SSM posters are now hanging up on my wall, that was a great little bonus. Thank you.

--- Suzy, Hi. It's Tim in Dayton. I just finished listening to the "He Put The Bomp" CD which came in the mail today, and I wanted to write and say thanks. I loved the CD. I think it sounds like all the great Bomp comp CD's, and I'm sure Greg would've loved it. It sounds like every band really put their heart and soul into it, and the highest praise I can give it is that it deserves to be on the label. It does the legacy - Greg's and the label's - proud. It's one of the best records I've heard this year. Thank you again for minding the business, and being the best. I'm very happy Bomp is still going strong. Hope you are well, and life is good. Tim in Dayton

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