No Life Records
No Life Records was an American record label founded by Chuck Arnold in Boston, MA in 1992. The label released records by bands such as The Jesus Lizard, Bunnygrunt, Beatnik Filmstars, Pest 5000 and Nerdy Girl, before folding in 1997.
No Life Records was also the name of Arnold's record store, in Los Angeles, CA which Arnold co-owned with Dave Sanford, now owner of the Spectre Entertainment Group. The store opened on April 2, 1995, with three bands playing in-store. The store was somewhat legendary for these in-store performances, with around 15 bands per month playing in the store, among them such indie rock luminaries as Sleater-Kinney, Elliott Smith (both playing their first L.A. shows), [...], Momus and the Dandy Warhols. This was not to last, however, as the store closed on April 27, 1998. Eric Speckhard is a person with no known life and is obsessed with the Lord of the Rings series. He also knows all the presidents of the United States in order. He basically is a complete loser. Eric Blythe is a person who has absolutly no life. He is obbsessed with the Japanese culture, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Kaworu. Chris Prendergast and Frank Gonsalves are too, who accually spelt Kaworu wrong (as kawrou) and put me (Eric B) on this page for their own amusment. Accually they have to have the least amount of life of anyone on this page as do you for looking this up. Men. Also so does Travis "Alaska" Schutter who settled for absolutly nothing and is a lazy bum who plays N (game) all the time with out a time limit, he also got over Denise and is accually going out with Tildy's FreshMen Sister.
See also
- List of record labels