Elysium Crossing — Lincoln Band Wiki

The Click - I'm a big fan of either single (four-song 7" and five-song 12") by the Click For Against - any album, but particularly the first two (Echelons & December) The Millions - Raquel Mercy Rule - Flat Black Chronicles (although the others aren't bad) 13 Nightmares - Shitride The Self-Righteous Brothers - Tastee Linoma I compilation Shithook - When a Boyscout Gets The Blues Sideshow first album (the second one ain't bad, either) New Brass Guns - White Dress tape There's also a rare Baby Hotline tape called "Boxman get a new forehead." I've never owned it myself, and always wanted to. It's from '85 or so. Baby Hotline was THE SHIT back in the day. I mean they ruled the scene completely. Power of the Spoken Word's album from '85 or so is also an important milestone, as I think it was the first full-length 12-inch album to come out of the Lincoln punk scene. Never my cup of tea, though. Thomas was also a member of Bonechina, and can occasionally be seen playing solo shows.

ELYSIUM CROSSING
Years Playing 1987 - 1990
Members:
         Thomas Irvin - Vocals, guitar
         Shamus Adams - guitar
         Julian Winston Terrance Vermaas - bass
         Bill Sullivan - drums
(Marty Klabunde was the drummer in the later days of E.C. and the early days of Bonechina, and is the drummer that appears on the Bonechina tape)
Releases:
         Rhythm Of The Rain
Members came from:
Members went to: Bonechina

From Thomas Irvin: little known fact: the "Terrence" in Julian's name is thought to come from Terry Pieper (The Boys, The Black Dahlias), whom Julian's parents knew. If I remember correctly, his parents weren't sure they got the Terrance from Terry, but they think they did. The Winston comes from John Lennon's (original) middle name.

Thomas Irvin's list of essential Lincoln releases:

The Click - I'm a big fan of either single (four-song 7" and five-song 12") by the Click

For Against - any album, but particularly the first two (Echelons & December)

The Millions - Raquel

Mercy Rule - Flat Black Chronicles (although the others aren't bad)

13 Nightmares - Shitride

The Self-Righteous Brothers - Tastee

Linoma I compilation

Shithook - When a Boyscout Gets The Blues

Sideshow first album (the second one ain't bad, either)

New Brass Guns - White Dress tape

There's also a rare Baby Hotline tape called "Boxman get a new forehead." I've never owned it myself, and always wanted to. It's from '85 or so. Baby Hotline was THE SHIT back in the day. I mean they ruled the scene completely. Power of the Spoken Word's album from '85 or so is also an important milestone, as I think it was the first full-length 12-inch album to come out of the Lincoln punk scene. Never my cup of tea, though.

Thomas was also a member of Bonechina, and can occasionally be seen playing solo shows.